CruiseControl.Net Tutorial – Part 1

1 06 2008

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Date : June 1, 2008
Tags: ccnet, Continuous Integration
Categories : .NET, CruiseControl.NET, Project Management, Tutorials

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3 06 2008: Reflective Perspective - Chris Alcock » The Morning Brew #106 (07:24:30) :

[…] CruiseControl.Net Tutorial – Part 1 – Matteo gives a nice step by step guide to setting up CC.NET – looks like this will be a good series to keep hold of as a reference. […]

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3 06 2008: roScripts - Webmaster resources and websites (23:15:03) :

CruiseControl.Net Tutorial - Part 1 « My view on C#…

CruiseControl.Net Tutorial - Part 1 « My view on C#…

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4 06 2008: dario (11:43:24) :

GREAT!!

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4 06 2008: ilmatte (11:53:36) :

Thank you,
I’m very happy that you appreciate this post!
I’m currently writing the draft of the second part.

Matte

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5 06 2008: CruiseControl.Net Tutorial « Rams On It - .NET (20:13:21) :

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9 06 2008: Weekly Links: Silverlight 2, WPF, ASP.NET MVC, jQuery… | Code-Inside Blog International (20:13:46) :

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12 06 2008: Marcia (18:09:25) :

I find this tutorial very useful. Can’t to see part2

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13 06 2008: ilmatte (07:41:31) :

Hello Marcia,
Here it is, I eventually posted part 2 at the following address:

https://ilmatte.wordpress.com/2008/06/15/cruisecontrolnet-tutorial-part-2/

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1 07 2008: Frank Geerlings (19:14:03) :

Thanks for this article. Even though I am already familiar with CCNET, it saved me at least an hour getting things set up in a new environment.

You might want to check whether everything in the XML file is cased correctly. I had some issues with my artifactDirectory node being called artifactdirectory, as in your examples above.

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2 07 2008: ilmatte (08:39:41) :

Thank you very much Frank,
I didn’t realized that the formatting tag I used for xml samples automatically turned lowercase every tag name.
I changed the samples, where needed, using a less appealing but more controllable display method.

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6 07 2008: 3Mason (04:56:32) :

Thanks for this awesome Tut. Can’t wait for the final part.

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9 03 2009: Harikrishna Routhu (08:16:04) :

you done a excellent job mr,I am new to this ccnet.Please send me next tuotorials.i am eagerly waiting ……these articles helps a lot for new learners.once again thanks

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30 03 2009: CruiseControl.net Installation Tutorial… « Its my Place at my Pace…. (10:59:56) :

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12 04 2009: Igor (22:28:20) :

Thank you for this post. Where are 3-rd and 4-th pats of the CruiseControl.net tutorial

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20 08 2009: Tracy (16:27:12) :

I do have a question. What if one wants to install CruiseControl on a remote machine i.e a web hosting server account, and then link it up to another remote subversion engine, on another host account. How would one go about doing that please?

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10 09 2009: sandrar (20:34:39) :

Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. 🙂 Cheers! Sandra. R.

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28 10 2009: Carlos (03:03:05) :

Really nice blog post. I’m working with SVN 1.5.0 and I just wondering when svnRevisionLabeller will realesed to support this latest version?

Thanks

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8 05 2010: Successfully Built a Production Pipleline: SVN + Unity3D + CruiseControl.net + Publish To Web | Michael Kang's Blog (22:37:18) :

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2 06 2010: Software Management (19:31:06) :

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26 11 2010: Gayathri (12:19:21) :

I have to publish a webservice (in c#) to a remote server, the remote server URL will be changing .So, I need to specify the remote server URL in the configuration. Taking the URL address, the webservice which is in the local system has to be deployed to the remote server.

Can I use Cruise Control to achieve this and if yes can you help me in suggesting how we can do this?

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29 11 2010: ilmatte (21:59:44) :

Hi,
I’m very sorry but I’ve been working on other things in the last two years. So I’m not as skilled as I used to be.
I’m going to delve again into CCNET shortly in order to publish the 3rd part of this tutorial (at the moment it’s only a draft).
As soon as I realize a way to help you I will let you know with a new reply.

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6 12 2010: Slava Agafonov (12:40:39) :

Very nice post, thanks for sharing. I have just configured my project to new version of CCNET with help of this article.

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24 06 2011: jeroenkuipertritac (09:48:13) :

Very nice. I had to include a reference to the svn.exe to make that part work (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2508073/svn-commit-using-cruise-control)

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26 08 2011: Daniel (20:50:29) :

Thank you so much!!!

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26 08 2011: Daniel (21:31:45) :

Error in in section: 4. CruiseControl.NET Server Configuration – General

There should not be a space between the < and ! symbols in ccnet.config

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18 10 2011: Ravirkishna Avula (17:03:54) :

Hello,I am Getting bellow exception even the latest subversion client version 1.7 installed.

Bellow is the exception.

BUILD EXCEPTION
Error Message: ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Core.CruiseControlException: Source control operation failed: svn: The path ‘.’ appears to be part of a Subversion 1.7 or greater working copy. Please upgrade your Subversion client to use this working copy. . Process command: C:\Program Files\VisualSVN\bin\svn.exe update –username ravikrishnaa –password techvedika –non-interactive –no-auth-cache at ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Core.Sourcecontrol.ProcessSourceControl.Execute(ProcessInfo processInfo) at ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Core.Sourcecontrol.Svn.GetSource(IIntegrationResult result) at ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Core.IntegrationRunner.Build(IIntegrationResult result)
Project: MyProject
Date of build: 2011-10-18 15:26:39
Running time: 00:00:00
Integration Request: intervalTrigger triggered a build (ForceBuild)

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8 11 2011: Anonymous (15:19:48) :

To Ravirkishna Avula:

I had the same problem. The reason was that the old SVN version hadn’t been uninstalled automatically before new version installation. You can check it by ‘svn.exe –version’ command, for me it showed 1.6.12 instead of 1.7.

This was just because PATH environment variable contained two paths – one to old svn folder and another to new svn folder. So removing old svn folder from PATH and manual uninstallation of old SVN fixed the problem (WIN+PAUSE, “Advanced system settings”, “Environment variables” button).

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Seems slightly odd there’s no mention of CCTray on here… Or did I miss it?

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29 04 2013: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_2OfUyBz5U (13:42:51) :

I needed to thank you for this great read!! I definitely enjoyed every bit of it.
I have you book marked to check out new stuff you post…

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22 07 2013: mannava661984 (05:20:43) :

Good work. I am new to this ccnet and want to establish connection can you send me some sample tutorials?

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23 09 2014: Moger Tilakraj (11:41:26) :

Hi,
Tutor was very good, excellent for learners. i have one question with you,
in the tutorial you said all the configurations file to be placed in C:\%ProgramFiles%\CruiseControl.NET\server, can we make the ccnet.config file to be read from svn archive?

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