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Trying to access wrong .dll file 10 Months ago
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Hi everyone,
I am having a small problem while packing a DotNetNuke module with Nant Builder2 using its MSBuild file.
Excatly whats the problem is i have a module( or project is VS2008) names as Test byt i am using namespace as MyCommany.Test. When i run the nant builder on the MSBuild file then it reaches to this line
here he is trying to find the module.dll it means Test.dll and he is not able to find . And its true because my dll file is MyCompany.Test.dll .
Could you please tell me what should i change to get the correct .dll file.
Thanks a lot for your help. Akshay Kumar
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Re:Trying to access wrong .dll file 10 Months ago
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Hi, I am not sure whether your are using MSBuild. Please note that NAntBuilder is an nant IDE, not for MSBuild. If you are using NAnt's msbuild task, then could you post your nant _script_ and msbuild _script_? Thanks.
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Re:Trying to access wrong .dll file 10 Months ago
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Hi, Thanks for your reply .
Actually i am creating module for DotNetNuke. For that i just installed a starter kit from Engage website. In that template we have already in builr MSBuild file.
Now i am using taht build file to create a package or zip file for installing it into DNN.
While i was doing this i got error mesage on this line.
-version(assembly::get-name(assembly::load-from-file(module.dll)))}" />
Error Message is :- Could not load type Test.dll.
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Last Edit: 2009/05/14 11:49 By .
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Re:Trying to access wrong .dll file 10 Months ago
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Could you post the entire _script_ or at least the _script_ of the entire task, so that I could see where the error occured?
And do you have any Test.dll or does module.dll depends on Test.dll?
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