Comments by I See Sharp

I See Sharp 20-Jun-16 5:15am View

Yes, that's great.

I See Sharp 17-Jun-16 4:42am View

Ok, and how do you start that batch file then?

I See Sharp 17-Jun-16 3:13am View

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Need to do this in c# code. And it can change everytime based on which projects the user selected.

I See Sharp 16-Jun-16 3:36am View

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I need to start Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt and generate the files to publish a web site.

I See Sharp 16-Jun-16 3:26am View

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I will update my question.

I See Sharp 16-Jun-16 3:02am View

I'm trying to publish a website, I need to define the target path for those files. But I don't know how to do this programmatically. Everything goes fine, except the publishing. Because the target is the only thing missing in my code bellow:

Type type = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("VisualStudio.DTE.9.0", true);
DTE dte = (DTE)System.Activator.CreateInstance(type, true);
MessageFilter.Register();
dte.MainWindow.Visible = true;

VsWebSite.VSWebPackage webPkg = dte.GetObject("WebPackage") as VsWebSite.VSWebPackage;
webPkg.OpenWebSite(path, VsWebSite.OpenWebsiteOptions.OpenWebsiteOption_None, true);
SolutionBuild2 slnbld2 = (SolutionBuild2)webPkg.DTE.Solution.SolutionBuild;

slnbld2.Clean(true);
slnbld2.Build(true);
slnbld2.Publish(true);

And I have read that you can generate the files that are needed (to publish a web site) by running Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt with the appropriate arguments. But even that doesn't go well.

I See Sharp 15-Jun-16 10:44am View

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Ok, which command should be in the ProcessStartInfo? I need to provide the path & filename to VS 2008 Cmd Prompt, but not hard coded. Is this possible?

I See Sharp 15-Jun-16 2:50am View

Do you have any example how to do this in code?

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