OK, let us know what you find out.
Krzysztof
On 28/06/2010 10:18 PM, Timóteo Ramos wrote:
At this moment, I can run Monorail with NVelocity without problems...
My only issue is with ActiveRecord, I can't use it correctly, it
always throws a cast exception ("cannot cast from source type to
destination type", some like this), but the initialization is normal
(PostgreSQL connection runs correctly, the DB schema was created).
My new plans for Monorail studying are search about DB4O and Spark
View Engine, the possibilities of running it together with all the
incredible Monorail resources.
Thanks for recommending, I sent a mail to Patrick and will wait for
reply.
On 26 jun, 18:18, Krzysztof Koźmic<[email protected]> wrote:
Timóteo,
Great you want to help us better run on Mono. We had some people working
on this in the past (most notably Patrick who's hosting our Linux build
agent)
but we never got to a point where all the tests would run properly to
give us confidence that everything workds fine.
IIRC at the current stage, we have xbuld scripts that run on Mono.
I suggest it would be best to get in touch with Patrick, and find out
what the current state of Linux support is, and pick it up from there.
Cheers,
Krzysztof
On 26/06/2010 9:49 PM, Timóteo Ramos wrote:
I'm new on this list, and started my studies about MonoRail some days
ago. When I see (and searched a bit in google), there's not a linux-
specific package (.tar.gz/.tar.bz2 with sources or just makefiles to
install binaries). Does someone working on this?
If not, I'm insterested on this... Today I got to install and register
some Castle Project assemblies just for testing, registering these
assemblies on GAC and registering manually some of these in pkg-config
for using into MonoDevelop. My first attempts were using bash scripts,
but the final result was very ugly and ridiculous (but functional :D),
my second attempt will be translate this script to a simple makefile
and generate the .pc files automatically. The final objective is
simply uncompress the official .zip file from sourceforge and copy my
makefile to uncompressed bin folder, then type 'make install' as root
(or 'sudo make install' for Debian/Ubuntu-like users) to install and
register the correct dependencies, like a Windows installer.
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