I recently studied how Daily Build does not know how to use CC. Net to obtain VSS changes.

In .. \ ccnet \ server, configure ccnet. config as follows:

<Sourcecontrol type = "vss">

<Ssdir> F: \ program files \ vss \ </ssdir>

<Executable> \ dsi_coolbug \ vss \ win32 \ SS. EXE </executable>

<Project >$/newp/test2 </project>

<Username> coolbug </username>

<Password> ****** </password>

<WorkingDirectory> d: \ newtest </workingDirectory> // which directory is specified?

</Sourcecontrol>

<Build type = "nant">

<Executable> D: \ software \ nant \ nant85 \ bin \ nant.exe </executable>

<BaseDirectory> c: \ test </baseDirectory>

<BuildArgs>-D: cvs.exe cutable = c: \ putty \ cvswitplans inkrsh. bat </buildArgs> // What does this mean?

<BuildFile> default. build </buildFile> // I mean the directory in <baseDirectory> c: \ test </baseDirectory>, default. build File is the file obtained from the remote VSS server and obtained by solution

<TargetList>

<Target> run </target>

</TargetList>

<BuildTimeoutSeconds> 300 </buildTimeoutSeconds>

</Build>

<Tasks>

<Merge>

<File> c: \ fromcvs \ myrepo \ myproject \ build \ tests \ *-results. xml </file> // What does this mean?

</Merge>

</Tasks>

I hope my colleagues will point out, thank you. You can give me a practical code for reference.