it deserves to be carried on. Especially if it's developed for the
On Jun 22, 3:42 am, Paul Cowan <
dag...@scotalt.net> wrote:
> Hi Nicky,
>
> Horn is not dying. Horn as a command line tool will live on as long as it
> makes sense to. I have pretty much stopped development on it but the path
> is open for others to pick up where the code has stopped.
>
> The website will be decommissioned soon as the descriptors that are needed
> to build horn are pretty out of date.
>
> Here is a good post about using horn, it was written when the code was still
> on google code and not github but is still very relevant:
>
> On 22 June 2010 05:16, N!cky <
nicolette.c.richa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I just got turned on to HORN today. I hear it's a great tool - sadly I
> > also learned that the project has been closed.
>
> > Anyhow, I just downloaded the source from Github and I extracted the
> > files. I have no clue what I'm supposed do next and if you can help a
> > novice like me, then I would really really appreciate it.
>
> > My end goal is to compile versions of Castle.Windsor, Castle.Core and
> > Castle.MicroKernel so that they can be used in a medium-trust
> > environment. In other words, I need to get to the point where I can
> > run this command, as instructed on another board.
>
> > "horn -install:castle.activerecord -version:2.1.2 -mode:aptca"
>
> > This problem probably has been asked a thousand times, and I am truly
> > sorry for that, but i cannot find any documentation, and after 3 days
> > of rebuilding Castle.Windsor source code and trying a hundred other
> > attempts, I could REALLY use some help.
>
> > Thank you
>
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