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Msbuild Build Biztalk Project

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I have used exec task inside msbuild and achieved the same.. for the rest like stopping / starting host instances, I use sdc tasks..

<Target Name="BuildSolutions">

   <Exec Command='devenv.com /build $(BuildType) "c:\customer.btproj"' >

</Target>

 

full detail here;

<

Project xmlns="https://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003" DefaultTargets ="BuildSolutions;SuccessLog">

<PropertyGroup >

<

MsgBuildFailed>Failed Build for </MsgBuildFailed>

<

MsgBuildSuccess>success Build for </MsgBuildSuccess>

</

PropertyGroup>

<

Target Name="BuildSolutions">

<

WriteLinesToFile File="$(HighLevelErrFile)" Lines="Compiling Biztalk Projects..." Overwrite="false"/>

<

Message Importance ="normal" Text ="start build "></Message>

<

Exec Command='devenv.com /build Release "c:\abc.sln"'

Outputs='c:\abc.sln' >

<

Output TaskParameter="Outputs" PropertyName="BuildDone" />

</

Exec >

<

OnError ExecuteTargets ="HandleErr" />

</

Target>

<

Target Name="SuccessLog">

<

Message Importance ="high" Text ="$(MsgBuildSuccess) : $(BuildDone)" ContinueOnError ="true"></Message>

<

WriteLinesToFile File ="$(HighLevelErrFile)" Lines="$(MsgBuildSuccess) : $(BuildDone)" ContinueOnError="true"></WriteLinesToFile>

</

Target>

<

Target Name="HandleErr">

<

Message Importance ="high" Text ="$(MsgBuildFailed) : $(BuildDone)" ContinueOnError ="true"></Message>

<

WriteLinesToFile File ="$(HighLevelErrFile)" Lines="$(MsgBuildFailed) : $(BuildDone)" ContinueOnError="true"></WriteLinesToFile>

</

Target>

</

Project>

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