I appears that the BuildPublisher task doesn't have any way of filtering the files that are copied. You may be better off to do this with a small NAnt script with the copy task that allows comprehensive specification of the files to include or exclude from the copy.

-Peter

Can u give me an example or a link regarding filtering of files using NAnt.

The next I want to ask u is about .build file used in CC.Net.
Can u put some light on it.
Means why are they required and so.

The Nant copy task uses the FileSet type. That type supports name pattern matching.

You need a build file (you can use any extension, but .build is the default) for a call to Nant from CCNet. Otherwise Nant won't have anything to do and will return an error that it can't find a build file. If you aren't calling nant (using the Nant build task) in CCNet then you don't need a build file.

-Peter

Thankyou sir I will look into the links.

One major problem is there when I use cc.net is that I am getting success
when I use MSBuild but always get Failure(Status) when I use Nant.
(Under same conditions)

I really not understand what's going wrong. My Nant block is as follows:
Pls tell what exactly should be there in <buildArgs>.
Why we need this element.

       <nant>
        <executable>C:\Documents and Settings\spatil\Desktop\Nant\nant-0.85-bin\bin\NAnt.exe</executable>
        <baseDirectory>.</baseDirectory>

        <buildArgs></buildArgs>
        <nologo>false</nologo>
        <buildFile>NewLogin.build</buildFile>
        <logger>NAnt.Core.XmlLogger</logger>
        <targetList>
          <target>clean build test</target>
        </targetList>
        <buildTimeoutSeconds>1200</buildTimeoutSeconds>
      </nant>


I am getting error as
Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2005 solutions are not supported.
in the Build Report

In ViewBuildlog I am getting result as follows

<cruisecontrol project="NewLogin">
  <request source="intervalTrigger" buildCondition="ForceBuild">intervalTrigger triggered a build (ForceBuild)</request>
  <modifications />
  <build date="9/13/2007 9:54:41 PM" buildtime="00:00:05" error="true" buildcondition="ForceBuild">NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.2478.0; release; 10/14/2006)
Copyright (C) 2001-2006 Gerry Shaw
http://nant.sourceforge.net


<buildresults project="NewLogin"><message level="Info"><![CDATA[Buildfile: file:///C:/Program Files/CruiseControl.NET/server/NewLogin/WorkingDirectory/NewLogin.build]]></message><message level="Info"><![CDATA[Target framework: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0]]></message><message level="Info"><![CDATA[Target(s) specified: clean build test]]></message><task name="property"><duration>0</duration></task><target name="clean"><task name="delete"><duration>15.6071</duration></task><duration>31.2142</duration></target><target name="build"><task name="call"><target name="build.NewLogin"><task name="solution"><message level="Info"><![CDATA[Starting solution build.]]></message><task name="delete"><duration>15.6071</duration></task><duration>78.0355</duration></task><duration>93.6426</duration></target><duration>93.6426</duration></task><duration>93.6426</duration></target><failure><builderror><type>NAnt.Core.BuildE xception</type><message><![CDATA[Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2005 solutions are not supported.]]></message><stacktrace><![CDATA[ at NAnt.VSNet.SolutionFactory.LoadSolution(SolutionTa sk solutionTask, TempFileCollection tfc, GacCache gacCache, ReferencesResolver refResolver)
   at NAnt.VSNet.Tasks.SolutionTask.ExecuteTask()
   at NAnt.Core.Task.Execute()
   at NAnt.Core.Target.Execute()
   at NAnt.Core.Project.Execute(String targetName, Boolean forceDependencies)
   at NAnt.Core.Tasks.CallTask.ExecuteTask()
   at NAnt.Core.Task.Execute()
   at NAnt.Core.Target.Execute()
   at NAnt.Core.Project.Execute(String targetName, Boolean forceDependencies)
   at NAnt.Core.Project.Execute()
   at NAnt.Core.Project.Run()]]></stacktrace></builderror></failure><duration>156.071</duration></buildresults>
</build>
</cruisecontrol>

Thanking you in anticipation.
Regards Rupesh,

I don't see anything wrong with your build args. (Side note, you don't need to use that CCNet property assignment, cruise control already adds several properties for CCNet values to the nant call. You can use one of those to test that a call is coming from CCNet versus a manual call.)

Can you think of a reason why Nant would think that VS solution calls aren't supported? It is obviously choking an the task of calling visual studio. What environment are you running this on? Is visual studio installed on it?

-Peter