I have now made a sandbox directory where I have copied all the mono dylib's
and managed assemblies I felt were required. But how do I tell the Mac OS to
not look at the default /Library/Frameworks/Mono.Framework .. path for
required assemblies because I have removed the mono.framework from
Is there a command line interface to MonoMacPackager ? My project is not on
Mono Develop, the actual development is on windows in visual studio and I
build it using MSBuild. The reason being that there are far too many
csproj's and we can't possibly make a solution that has all the projects. So
Hi Miguel,
Thanks for the response. Are you suggesting that I run mkbundle/monomac tool
on my assemblies to find out what mono libraries I need ? I can start trying
that, but the issue is that we are planning to use mono in our product
(written in .Net) which consists of quite a large number of
Thanks Tom... !! That looked like the issue.. !! I didn't worry about that
earlier coz the domain seemed to get created just fine with such a string...
Regards
-Vinay
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Hi,
I' am trying to understand what are the minimal required runtime libraries
needed if I need to redistribute Mono with my application. We had the
impression initially that we would have installation of Mono Framework as a
pre-requisit on end computers (mostly Mac). Now it has been decided to
Hi,
After several tests with Mono Embedding on Mac OSX on returning to Windows,
I see that the first issue that I started this thread with is still the same
on windows (Things seem to be fine on Mac). The code I have on windows is as
follows:
MonoDomain *domain;
MonoAssembly *assembly;
Hi,
I' am compiling my App from MonoDevelop (with Gcc under the hood). I tried
using mono_assembly_setrootdir to set the path to the mono Libraries where
MonoPosixHelper.dll and libMonoPosixHelper.dylib are present but it doesn't
change anything, I still get the dll not found exception. I also
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the suggestion... I tried a slight modification of what you
posted.. : mono_set_dirs (NULL, NULL); so that the default paths from the
installation is applied. My use cases guarentee a Mono framework installed
on OSX so I can safely do this.
Regards
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Hi,
I got the thing to work... but I' am not very thrilled with the
resolution... It seems like it'll work only if I use the same string for
both MonoDomain creation thru mono_jit_init and also for loading assembly
thru mono_domain_assembly_open.. In essense I am having to pass the assembly
file
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the response. As per your suggestion I tried both v4.0.30319
and v2.0.50727 in the mono_jit_init call and used the MonoDomain created
from this call to invoke mono_domain_assembly_open. The behavior is still
the same. Also for your suggestion about mono_jit_exec, I will try
Hi Duane,
My Mono version is 2.8. And I have been trying this both on Windows XP and
Mac OSX (Leopard and Snow Leopard). And the behavior is exactly the same
mono_domain_assembly_open returning a null pointer. I' am totally stumped
with trying to figure out what could be wrong with just these 2
Hi,
I' am trying to Embed Mono with C/C++ and so far I've been able to compile
and link my c++ project with the required Mono headers and lib. My code
looks something like this:
MonoDomain *domain;
MonoAssembly *assembly;
domain = mono_jit_init (system);
assembly =
Hi,
Is there any way to get the Volume UUID on a Mac using mono. On windows one
would usually resort to platform invoke on KERNEL32.dll to
GetVolumeInformation(). The DriveInfo class seems to not help..
Thanks in advance
-Vinay
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It really seems like a bug with XBuild because when these projects with
MSBuild, I don't see this happening. I now have to see what settings in a
csproj results in this buggy behavior by XBuild. Has anyone had a situation
like this ? with system dll's found copied to the local path after running
So it makes it more mysterious that the stack trace goes through
WindowsIdentity.Impersonate(). All I' am calling in my code is
ConfigurationManager.GetSection(NameOfCUstomSection). The rest is supposed
to be happenening within the framework (In this case the mono framework).
The same code works
I still don't know how the System.Configuration.dll is being copied into the
output directory. Copy local has not been enabled on any of the
references. After some inspection I found that System.dll,
System.Security.dll and mscorlib.dll are also being copied to the output
directory. And I also
Hi,
When I run my app (that is built using XBuild) in Mono from the command
prompt (using command Mono exe name ) , I always get the below error
whenever the app tries to access the config file. Basically the App is
trying to open some custom config sections.
Error:
FATAL[1]
What I' am doing in my AppConfig is define custom sections like this :
configuration
configSections
section name=CustomSectionName
type=FullQualifiedNameOfCustomSectionHandler/
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The custom handler derives from System.Configuration.ConfigurationSection.
There
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