Re: [Mono-list] Is mono.ximian.com down?

2012-05-03 Thread Ivan Lopez 
I've been able to work around getting mono built from source but the
mono.ximian.com site is still unavailable. Is this the correct site to get
monolite from? If not, then maybe the readme should be updated?

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[Mono-list] Is mono.ximian.com down?

2012-05-01 Thread Ivan Lopez 
I'm trying to download monolite-100-latest.tar.gz from
http://mono.ximian.com/daily/monolite-100-latest.tar.gz as per the
directions in the README from github for building mono from source. However,
I cannot seem to get this file even with multiple retries from different
machines. Is the site up?

Thanks,
Ivan

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Re: [Mono-list] anyone tried mono on freebsd?

2010-12-02 Thread Ivan Lopez 

If you're strong with FreeBSD (as far as getting packages working correctly
and updating dependencies) it might be a walk in the park for you to get it
all configured. As I mentioned, I was able to get it all working on PC-BSD.
My endeavor was to test out the cross-platform capability of Mono as well. I
was able to stage a working Mono and MonoDevelop on Windows/Mac/Mint (based
on Ubuntu)/openSuse/Fedora/PC-BSD (based on FreeBSD). I took an ASP.Net app
and a WinForm app that I had written and managed to have them run on all
those instancesso it is possible. 

Out of all the platforms, Windows/Mac/openSuse were the easiest to get
Mono/MonoDevelop up and running. Mint required me to build from source
because at the time I was doing it, the repositories available were a
revision behind in Mono. Fedora just required finding the correct
repositories to get the latest Mono.


Foo wrote:
 
 Thanks Ivan. Perhaps mono is best (and feasible) only on Linux. I was 
 hoping it is the Java alternative that is also cross-platform, but looks 
 like it will take a while for reach there.
 
 On 12/1/2010 11:57 PM, Ivan Lopez wrote:
 Back in ~July 2010 I had successfully managed to get Mono 2.6 and
 MonoDevelop
 2.4 working on PC-BSD 8.0. Needless to say it required a measure of
 patience
 and copius amounts of time to get it all working correctly but it is
 possible (and getting the correct pkg utilities to work). I have not had
 a
 chance to re-visit PC-BSD and Mono 2.8 though.
 
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Re: [Mono-list] Using Virtual-PC image with Hyper-V

2010-05-25 Thread Ivan Lopez 

I was not able to get the VirtualPC image to work under Hyper-V either. I
tried mounting the VHD just to get a peek inside the image and it failed to
mount as well. I don't think this particular VirtualPC image works with
Hyper-V. However, I was able to get the LiveCD iso to work fine under
Hyper-V. Once it boots up in Hyper-V you can then use the Live Installer to
actually install openSuse under Hyper-V. If you're also looking to get some
of the Hyper-V drivers to work I also posted my steps for that here: (
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/winserverhyperv/thread/6c670eff-749f-4a21-8f24-ff6adaa876f7
). It requires updating the kernel after you get the Live Installer all
worked out.
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Re: [Mono-list] Mono 2.6 for Ubuntu

2010-05-10 Thread Ivan Lopez 

Eric,

I stumbled upon this post in researching a way to get the newer mono builds
onto Ubuntu 9.10/Mint 8. I tried your repository and it worked great to get
it up 2.6.1. Any chance you are in the process of updating your repository
for 2.6.4? Also, do you have a writeup of how to create repository like you
did?

Thanks,
Ivan
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Re: [Mono-list] Class status page for OracleCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters shows it implemented but throws not implemented error

2010-05-05 Thread Ivan Lopez 

Daniel,

Thanks for the information. I tried the query out in SqlDeveloper and it
appears to bring back the information that would be needed. I guess for the
time being I'll have to substitute the call to DeriveParameters with the
aforementioned approach that I would bake into my application code.

I noticed that your name appears in much of the OracleClient code. Would you
know then if the DeriveParameters method will ever implement what you had
described? If so, what kind of time frame would be attached to that?

Thanks,
Ivan
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[Mono-list] Class status page for OracleCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters shows it implemented but throws not implemented error

2010-05-04 Thread Ivan Lopez 

For anyone who can shed some light on this

I am trying to migrate an application that successfully runs under MS.Net
2.0 over to Mono. The underlying aspects of the code connect to an Oracle
database.

I noticed on the class status page for the OracleClient library that the
OracleCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters static method reflects a status of
implemented. However, in my debugging and testing I keep receiving the Not
Implemented exception.

I decided to dig a little deeper and noticed that the code for the
OracleCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters calls into the
OracleCommand.DeriveParameters method. This internal method, however, throws
the Not Implemented exception.

Is there any work being done on this method or is the DeriveParameters
method a no-go?

***below is from the mono source files that I looked at from SVN

//from the OracleCommandBuilder.cs file
public static void DeriveParameters (OracleCommand command)
{
command.DeriveParameters ();
}

//from the OracleCommand.cs file
internal void DeriveParameters ()
{
if (commandType != CommandType.StoredProcedure)
throw new InvalidOperationException (String.Format 
(OracleCommandBuilder
DeriveParameters only supports CommandType.StoredProcedure, not
CommandType.{0}, commandType));

//OracleParameterCollection localParameters = new
OracleParameterCollection (this);

throw new NotImplementedException ();
} 



Any insights, recommendations, or ideas would be great.

Thanks,
Ivan
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