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Commented Issue: Replacement parameters from command line [17425]

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Replacement parameters are not replaced when running wspbuilder.exe from command line
Comments: ** Comment from web user: pranavkothare **

Don't know if anyone was facing the same issue, but the workaround in the mean time for me was to add the projectassembly flag.

For those using MSBuild you could do something like:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\WSPTools\WSPBuilderExtensions\WSPBuilder.exe" -projectassembly "$(TargetPath)"

Hope it helps :)


Commented Issue: Replacement parameters from command line [17425]

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Replacement parameters are not replaced when running wspbuilder.exe from command line
Comments: ** Comment from web user: pranavkothare **

Sorry I didn't mention this in the above comment, I was specifically interested in getting the following replacement parameter to work:

$SharePoint.Project.AssemblyFullName$

I have not tested any other replacement parameters.

New Post: New Installation on Visual Studio 2010

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mcox13579 wrote:

There is a separate version: WSP Builder Extensions 2010 Beta 1.4 specifically for SharePoint 2010/Visual Studio 2010 (here http://wspbuilder.codeplex.com/releases/30858/download/94507).

Like you, I have VS2010 and SharePoint 2010. I made the mistake of downloading the "Recommended Download" (WSP Builder Extension 1.06...) and after installing, I could not find any WSP Builder project templates available in my Visual Studio 2010. Browsing Carsten's blog http://keutmann.blogspot.com/2009/12/wspbuilder-2010-beta.html  I noticed that it mentions "Please look on codeplex under Download. It's the last file of the 4 available."  After I got the WSP Builder Extensions 2010 Beta 1.4 the templates became available as expected.


I just signed in to say Thank you to mcox13579 for directing to the right download for VS2010. Saved me sometime.

New Post: WSPBuilder Activity

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Hello,

Has anyone tried to call WSPBuilder from a TFS 2010 activity? I think Invoke process activity can be used for that. Can someone provide one example?

New Post: Custom Field Types

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Hi,

Have the Custom field types templates been removed from version 2 ????????

New Post: .net 4.0 Support

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It would be nice to get this tool working with .net 4.0. Right now it is not possible to create a wsp-package if a .net 4.0 DLL is inside.

New Post: How can we set SafeAgainstScript attribute to true while adding SafeControl entries using WSPBuilder

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Any news on this subject?? We also need settings this property to true.

Only option we see is to migrate to the new Project standaard for SP2010 solutions in Visual Studio, but we have a sln with 90+ projects...

New Post: How can we set SafeAgainstScript attribute to true while adding SafeControl entries using WSPBuilder

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Powershell to the rescue:

function SetSafeAgainstScriptTrue($url)
{$webapp= Get-SPWebApplication $url$path=$webapp.IisSettings.get_Item(0).Path.FullName +"\web.config"$now=[datetime]::now.ToString('yyyy-MM-dd')
	Copy-Item $path"$path.$now"
	Write-Host "Backupped"
	Write-Host "Modifying web.config file in path $path"
	(Get-Content $path) | 
		Foreach-Object {$_-replace"SafeAgainstScript=`"False`"", "SafeAgainstScript=`"True`""} | 
	Set-Content $path
}

New Post: add referenced dll in wsp

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Hi,

I have created a wspbuilder project  for sharepoint 2010. I have also added reference of a third party dll in the project. Now I create  the wsp. but the third party dll is missing in GAC(assembly folder of windows) which in turn is giving error in the project that the "file is not found". Can  anyone tell me how can solve this issue. I tried manually embedding the third party dll to the manifest.xml but re-creating the wsp out of it is not making any changes. Can anyone tell me whether I am missing something? What are the steps to add the referenced dll to the wsp package?

Regards,

Sharmila

New Post: Third party dll's

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Hi,

I am also facing the same issue.  I have modified the manifest.xml content to add the assembly reference. Re-creating wsp and then deploy. But i want to know whether wspbuilder installed to visual studio 2010 can do it automatically? I have created a folder names GAC in my projct and added the third party dll as an existing item. But in wsp manifest xml i dont find any assembly references added.

Source code checked in, #69708

Source code checked in, #69709

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Upgrade: New Version of LabDefaultTemplate.xaml. To upgrade your build definitions, please visit the following link: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=254563

New Post: List of error codes?

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Is there a list of error codes that are output by wspbuilder? Specifically, is there any info about code 3?

New Post: SharePoint 2013

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Are there any plans to modify WSPBuilder to support SharePoint 2013?  

New Post: WSPBuilder Activity

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I am looking at this as well, did you end up finding an example or tutorial?


New Post: WSPBuilder Activity

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I ended up creating a custom activity to create WSP. I changed the default dll setting for build so that they remain in bin folder and call wspbuilder. After wsp is created move all dll files to source folder where TFS would have copied the dlls with default settings.

New Post: [resolved] Got a problem with WSPbuilder for workflow

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Hi  Mathis

 

   I saw your link its too good.I have moss and tried the same .Everythin worked fine for me but after i created a List and added new item it says Failed on start(retrying)

any idea.Please help

 

Thanks

Ashik

 

New Post: I Have the Solution to Make WSP Builder work with Visual Studio 2012 and SharePoint 2013

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If you are like me, you hate the Visual Studio Templates for SharePoint and love WSPBuilder for creating your wsp's. I recently set up a new dev environment on Server 2008 R2 with a SQL Server 2008R2 backend. I installed SharePoint 2013 and Visual Studio 2012 on the frontend. While I was upgrading one of my old 2007 solutions to make it work on SP 2013, I realized I could no longer quickly build my solution package. I tried installing the SP 2010 version of WSPBuilder on VS 2012, but it didn't work. So, I manually copied the Visual Studio templates to the proper locations and modified the xml in the tools file and it worked--I could now see the WSPBuilder templates and the tools were showing (i.e. I could right click on my project and see the WSPBuilder> Build wsp in the context menu. I created the wsp and realized the dll in "GAC" folder was being excluded because of "unmanaged code"--that's because the builder was built to use the 3.5 framework--anything above that is considered unmanaged code. To fix this, I opened the source code for the the WSPTools and commented out the code in several places where unmanaged code was being excluded from the manifest. I then recompiled the project and copied the new WSPBuilder.exe into the program folder (in Program Files X86)--PRESTO!--Everything works now. The dll is added to the Global Assembly Cache in the manifest and all of the safe control tags are created. When you run the builder in VS, you get the "Could not resolve" message in the verbose output, but it still creates all of the tags in the Manifest and packages everything correctly in the .wsp.

If you would like more details on how to do this, feel free to email me at willzworld2@msn.com

New Post: .net 4.0 Support

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I have a solution for this problem...see my discussion dated 11/27/2012

New Post: WSPBuilder for Visual Studio 2012

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The will be a WSPBuilder version for Visual Studio 2012 ?

I'm working on a MOSS 2007 site but wan't to use latest version of visual studio...
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