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    Open Source .NET Development

    Table of Contents

    Copyright

    Preface

    Why I Felt the Need to Write This Book

    Who Should Read This Book?

    How This Book Is Organized

    Acknowledgments

    Part I: Introduction to Open Source and .NET

    Chapter 1. What Is Open Source?

    Introduction

    Microsoft and Open Source

    Open Source, Free Software, and Shared Source. Oh MY!

    Tips on Selecting a License

    Using Open Source in Your Proprietary Product

    Summary

    Chapter 2. Open Source and the .NET Platform

    Introduction

    .NET Standards

    Standardization

    Implementations

    Summary

    Part II: .NET Development with Open Source Tools

    Chapter 3. General Development

    Introduction

    .NET Editing Tools

    Documentation Tools

    Source Control Management

    Databases

    Web Servers

    Other Development Tools for .NET

    Summary

    Chapter 4. Build Automation

    Introduction

    What NAnt Is

    What NAnt Is Not

    Using NAnt

    Why Use NAnt?

    Data Types

    SCM Integration

    NAnt Best Practices

    Migrating to NAnt

    Examples

    Extending NAnt

    Extending NAntContrib

    Useful Tools for Use with NAnt

    Summary

    Chapter 5. XML Documentation

    Introduction

    C# XML Documentation

    Configuring the C# Compiler to Create the XML File

    Documentation Tools

    NDoc

    NAnt Integration

    Summary

    Chapter 6. Unit Testing

    Introduction

    Unit Testing

    Unit Testing Platforms

    NUnit Architecture

    NUnit Example

    Integration with NAnt

    NUnitASP

    Other Tools Useful with NUnit

    Performance and Other Testing Tools

    Summary

    Chapter 7. Continuous Integration

    Introduction

    Hippo.NET

    Draco.NET

    CruiseControl.NET

    Summary

    Chapter 8. Application Logging

    Introduction

    Application Logging

    Architecture

    Loggers

    Levels

    Appenders

    Filters

    Layouts

    ObjectRenderer

    Configuration

    Logging with Context Information

    WMI

    Performance and Scalability

    Examples

    Log File Readers

    Extending Log4Net

    Summary

    Part III: Integrating .NET Open Source Projects in Your Development

    Chapter 9. ASpell.NET Case Study

    Introduction

    Test First Development

    NAnt Build

    Subversion

    Draco.NET

    Adding Functionality

    Summary

    Chapter 10. Database Development

    Introduction

    Open Source Databases

    PostgreSQL

    PostgreSQL ADO.NET Data Providers

    PostgreSQL, NPgSql, and FreeDB Example

    Summary

    Chapter 11. Web Development

    Introduction

    Cross Platform ASP.NET and Web Services

    Setting Up the Environment

    Web Service Example

    ASP.NET Example

    Summary

    Chapter 12. Simple Project Integration

    Introduction

    Popular Projects

    An Example of Integration

    SharpVectorGraphics Project

    Didgets Project

    Other Open Source Projects

    The Integration

    Summary

    Part IV: References

    Appendix A. NAnt Tasks

    <al>-Wraps al, the assembly linker for the .NET Framework.

    <attrib>-Changes the file attributes of a file or set of files.

    <call>-Calls a NAnt target in the current project.

    <cl>-Compiles C/C++ programs using cl, Microsoft''s C/C++ compiler.

    <copy>-Copies a file or fileset to a new file or directory.

    <csc>-Copies a file or fileset to a new file or directory.

    <cvscheckout>-Checks out a CVS Module.

    <cvsupdate>-Updates a CVS Module.

    <delay-sign>-Signs delayed signed .NET assemblies.

    <delete>-Deletes a file, fileset, or directory.

    <description>-An empty task that allows a build file to contain a description.

    <echo>-Writes a message to the build log.

    <exec>-Executes a system command.

    <fail>-Exit the current build.

    <foreach>-Loops over a set of Items.

    <get>-Get a particular file from a URL source.

    <if>-Checks the conditional attributes and executes the children if true.

    <ifnot>-The opposite of the if task.

    <include>-Include an external build file.

    <jsc>-Compiles Microsoft JScript.NET programs using jsc.

    <lib>-Run lib.exe, Microsoft''s Library Manager.

    <license>-Task to generate a .license file from a .licx file.

    <link>-Links files using link, Microsoft''s Incremental Linker.

    <loadtasks>-Loads tasks from a given assembly or directory.

    <mc>-Compiles messages using mc.exe, Microsoft''s Win32 message compiler.

    <mail>-A task to send SMTP email.

    <mcs>-Compiles C# programs using the Mono mcs compiler.

    <mkdir>- Creates a directory and any non-existent parent directories if necessary.

    <move>-Moves a file or fileset to a new file or directory.

    <nant>- Runs NAnt on a supplied build file. This can be used to build subprojects.

    <nantschema>-Creates a schema file for all available tasks.

    <ndoc>-Runs NDoc to create documentation.

    <nunit>-Runs tests using the NUnit framework.

    <nunit2>-Runs tests using the NUnit V2.0 framework.

    <property> Sets a property in the current project.

    <readregistry>-A task that reads a value or set of values from the Windows registry into one or more NAnt properties.

    <regex>-Sets properties based on a regular expression.

    <regsvc>-Installs .NET Windows Services.

    <resgen>-Converts files from one resource format to another (wraps Microsoft''s resgen.exe).

    <resx>-Task to generate a .resources file from a .resx file.

    <script> Executes the code contained within the task.

    <servicecontroller>- Starts and stops a Windows service.

    <sleep>- A task for sleeping a specified period of time, useful when a build or deployment process requires an interval between tasks.

    <solution>-Builds a Visual Studio .NET solution file.

    <style>-Process a document via XSLT.

    <sysinfo>-Sets a number of properties with information about the system environment.

    <touch>- Touch a file and/or fileset(s) -- corresponds to the Unix touch command.

    <tstamp>-Sets properties with the current date and time.

    <unzip>-Unzips a zip file.

    <vbc>-Compiles Microsoft Visual Basic.NET programs using vbc.exe.

    <vjc>- Compiles Visual J# programs using VJC, Microsoft''s J# compiler.

    <xmlpeek>-Extracts text from a given XPath Query.

    <xmlpoke>-Replaces text from a given XPath Query.

    <zip>-A task to create a zip file from a specified fileset.

    Appendix B. NAntContrib Tasks

    <adsigetprop>

    <adsisetprop>

    <aximp>

    <comregister>

    <checksum>

    <concat>

    <disco>

    <gac>

    <hxcomp>

    <hxreg>

    <mkiisdir>

    <iisdirinfo>

    <deliisdir>

    <msi>

    <msm>

    <mgmtclassgen>

    <ngen>

    <nunitreport>

    <record>

    <regasm>

    <scp>

    <slingshot>

    <stautolabel>

    <stcheckin>

    <stcheckout>

    <stlabel>

    <stlist>

    <sql>

    <typedcollection>

    <validatexml>

    <vb6>

    <version>

    <vssadd>

    <vsscheckin>

    <vsscheckout>

    <vssdiff>

    <vssget>

    <vsslabel>

    <vssundocheckout>

    <wsdl>

    <xsd>

    Appendix C. mkisofs

    NAME

    SYNOPSIS

    DESCRIPTION

    OPTIONS

    HFS OPTIONS

    HFS CREATOR/TYPE

    HFS MACINTOSH FILE FORMATS

    HFS MACINTOSH FILENAMES

    HFS CUSTOM VOLUME/FOLDER ICONS

    HFS BOOT DRIVER

    PLEASE NOTE

    EL TORITO BOOT INFORMATION TABLE

    CONFIGURATION

    EXAMPLES

    AUTHOR

    NOTES

    BUGS

    HFS PROBLEMS/LIMITATIONS

    SEE ALSO

    FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS

    AVAILABILITY

    MAILING LISTS

    MAINTAINER

    HFS MKHYBRID MAINTAINER

    Appendix D. Log4NET Appender Configurations

    ADONetAppender

    Appendix E. Open Source Security Observations

    Index

    index_SYMBOL

    index_A

    index_B

    index_C

    index_D

    index_E

    index_F

    index_G

    index_H

    index_I

    index_J

    index_L

    index_M

    index_N

    index_O

    index_P

    index_Q

    index_R

    index_S

    index_T

    index_U

    index_V

    index_W

    index_X

    index_Y

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    Hippo.NET


    Hippo.NET> (http://hipponet.sourceforge.net) integrates Draco.NET Continuous Integration, Microsoft BuildIt, and Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (VSS). This product obviously targets the Visual Studio.NET users. A clear advantage of using BuildIt is the automatic understanding of Visual Studio.NET project and solution files. The biggest drawback is the support of the single VSS SCM.

    Installing


    The installation is fairly easy and well documented. Download a zip file distribution and install the Hippo.Server by using the SDK's InstallUtil.exe tool.

    NOTE

    This is based upon Hippo.NET version 1.2.0.

    Configuring


    Before running Hippo.NET, you have to configure the projects.xml file included in the Server directory of the zip file distribution. Listing 7.1 shows an example projects.xml file.

    Listing 7.1. Hippo.NET's Project File


    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <ArrayOfProjectConfiguration xmlns:xsd=
    "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http:
    //www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <ProjectConfiguration>
    <ProjectName>TestProject</ProjectName>
    <SourceSafeINI>C:\Program Files
    \Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\VSS\srcsafe.ini<

    /SourceSafeINI>
    <SourceSafeProject>$/
    TestApp2.root</SourceSafeProject>
    <SourceSafeUsername>
    Admin</SourceSafeUsername>
    <SourceSafePassword><
    /SourceSafePassword>
    <WorkingFolder>
    C:\Temp\VSS\TestApp2.root\</WorkingFolder>
    <BuildCommand>nant.exe<
    /BuildCommand>
    <BuildCommandArguments>
    -buildfile:TestApp2\project.build</
    BuildCommandArguments>
    </ProjectConfiguration>
    </ArrayOfProjectConfiguration>

    The SourceSafeIni file node is the path to the SCM repository. The SCM project, username, and password are also required nodes. WorkingFolder is the path to get and build the code. BuildCommand nodes are for the path and arguments to the build tool used (in this case, NAnt).

    Running


    The client (shown in Figure 7-2) and server service communicate using .NET. Remoting the .NET configuration files should be using the same host and TCP port.

    Figure 7-2. Hippo.NET Client User Interface.

    [View full size image]

    While the UI is very nice, checking a Hippo.NET build would require using the client application. This is not very conducive to large development teams.

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