postbuild.bat not working

[pareklund]

Hi again,

I could not get postbuild.bat to work as checked out from SVN yesterday.

I had to change the following to get it to work:

* Add this line:

cd %1MediaPortal\bin\%2

before

del /Q models\*.*

* change all ...\x86\bin\... to ...\bin\...

I am using #Develop 2.2.1 (Build 2648).

/Par

[carreno]

I was mistaken?

REM %1 = Solution Directory
REM %2 = $(ConfigurationName) Debug/Release

REM Check for Microsoft Antispyware .BAT bug
if exist .\kernel32.dll exit 1

echo %2
cd %1MediaPortal\bin\%2
del /Q models\*.* 
del /Q skin\default\Scripts\*.* 
del /Q skin\default\Scripts\Precompiled\*.* 
xcopy %1\MediaPortal.Base\*.* . /E /Y /D
copy %1\mymovies\bin\%2\mymovies*.* models
copy %1\mypictures\bin\%2\mypic*.* models
copy %1\mymusic\bin\%2\mymusic*.* models
copy %1\mymedia\bin\%2\mymedia*.* models
copy %1\myweather\bin\%2\myweather*.* models
copy %1\mylogin\bin\%2\mylogin*.* models
copy %1\menu\bin\%2\menu*.* models
copy %1\Settings\bin\%2\Settings*.* models
copy %1\PlayList\bin\%2\PlayList*.* models
copy %1\vmr9Helper\release\vmr9helper.dll .
copy %1\myextensions\bin\%2\myextensions*.* models
copy %1\shares\bin\%2\shares*.* models

not working for me

[pareklund]

Try running the bat script directyly from the command line with your solution dir and "debug" or "release" as argument. Of course, the output structure needs to be built before.

Perhaps there is some environmental differences. Running the script directly from the command line should give you enough info about that.

Good luck.

[zebons]

With Microsoft C# Visual express Edition, you have to generate for x86 platform and that postbuild.bat'll work (don't generate for ant CPU).

[frodo]

With all VS.NET editions you have to select X86 (instead of Any CPU)
before building MP-II

You can do this in the toolbar of vs.net btw..

Frodo

[pareklund]

Ok, thanks Frodo! Btw. should I perhaps post in the feedback forum instead?

Thanks

/Par

[carreno]

thanks all !!!

;-)