I've never used Mono so some of these comments may not be 100% correct. In .Net there are two kinds of assemblies: Debug and Release. It looks like you're compiling the IBatisNet libaries in Release mode because there aren't line numbers in the exception. Had you compiled in Debug mode, you would most likely see something like this:
IBatisNet.DataMapper.Configuration.DomSqlMapBuilder.ValidateSchema(XmlNode section, String schemaFileName):365 I don't think that is the exact syntax, but you get the idea. According to the helpful people on #monodevelop, try this to get MonoDevelop into Debug mode: Right click the project -> Options. Then right click the configuration you want to use Click set active. You should get .pdb files in addition to the normal .dll files. Copy those to the bin directory of your application. The .pdb contain the line number offset information. Someone on the #mono channel suggested you run a program called 'monodis' to verify the embedded resource exsits inside the DataMapper assembly. I suspect that is the problem. In Visual Studio when I add a file to a project and I want to mark it as being an embedded resource, I need to right click on the file and select Properties, then change its Build Action from Content to Embedded Resource. You may need to do something similiar in MonoDevelop for the .xsd files. Have you noticed anything else not working? Are you using IBatisNet in an Asp.Net application under Mono (XSP?) or in another type of project? - Ron --- Morten Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ron Grabowski, close to being my hero!!! > > I have no idea how to build in debug mode... BUT... > > I commented line 356 out, recompiled, did nothing else, and now it > works! > > I compiled Common, DataMapper and DataAccess (DataMapper without line > 356 in DomSqlMapBuilder.cs) and it works like a charm! > > But Ron... to really be my hero, I need that line to work ;o) What du > I > do? > > Thanks a billion! > > /morten
