Bugs item #1107112, was opened at 2005-01-22 01:40
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Category: Tasks
Group: 0.85
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Ted Sander (diggercprd)
>Assigned to: Gert Driesen (drieseng)
Summary: MSI Task Directories Can't have Spaces
Initial Comment:
When you use the MSI task for nant and you are keep the
subdirectories instead of specifying them yourself your
msi will be created fine but when you go to install the
msi you will get a 1639 error if you have any spaces in
your directory. I believe this is because the name that
is created for the directory has a space in it and this
is not allowed.
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>Comment By: Gert Driesen (drieseng)
Date: 2005-02-27 16:41
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This change is now committed in cvs.
Thanks for taking the time to locate the cause !
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Comment By: Patrick Altman (altman)
Date: 2005-02-27 03:14
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I have found where the bug is and have implemented a fix on
my box. If anyone else is interested, here is what I did:
At line 2137 of src/Tasks/Msi/InstallerCreationCommand.cs
there is the following line:
relativeDirId += "_" + folderName.ToUpper();
I simply added this line directly below that line:
relativeDirId = relativeDirId.Replace(" ","_");
And that fixes any problems with the folderName containing
spaces. For now I am just using my Nant.Contrib.Tasks.dll
that I have built. Hopefully this fix will find it's way into the
next release.
Patrick Altman
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Comment By: Patrick Altman (altman)
Date: 2005-02-27 00:09
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I also am experiencing this same thing. I noticed it occuring
when building a package for a ASP.NET application that
contains a Web Reference:
MSI (c) (94:AC): Dir (target): Key:
D__AIM_RACER_WEB_WEB REFERENCES ,
Object: C:\Program Files\AIM Healthcare\Racer\Web
Application\Web References
There obviously should be an underscore ("_")
between "WEB" and "REFERENCES".
How long will it take to get a patch in place for this? Or if
you could, give me a pointer to where in the code these
variables are being created and I'll take a stab at the fix.
Patrick
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