Thank you to everyone who responded!
I hadn't found cilc in my searching before - it certainly makes the
Embedded Mono approach seem less intimidating.
In playing with it some today, I was able to get some simple unmanaged
-> managed calls working on my Linux machine. I haven't had much luck
on
Remoting itself is compatible but the internal structure of classes has to
be the same on both runtimes to allow object remoting. This means that you
may want use classes that are not compatible with .NET. (It's easy to notice
as you will get exceptions when receiving the object.) Then you can fil
Does anybody know if I can use WebRequest or other class to generate
this RAW tcp socket headers when making a request to a HTTP server?:
GET /resource.xxx HTTP/1.0\r\n
User-Agent: MyUAstring\r\n
Host: example.com\r\n
Authorization: Basic example-password\r\n\r\n
Thanks in advance,
And
If you don't want to do any special then you can simply use
HttpWebRequest.Credentials to sepcify user name and password.
Kornél
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Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 11:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] A
You can use HttpWebRequest.Headers to specify HTTP headers.
Note that you are actually talking about HTTP headers not TCP headers. TCP
is a lower level layer than HTTP that you cannot manipulate using sockets.
If you want to send the whole request as raw data you have to use sockets
but you will
Hi,
Let me point out, that moving the class per file thing was only one ever
several things that I suggested. As I mostly use VS I don't mind the issue
that much anyway. My suggestion was more along the lines of cleaning up the
code in general. The first step could be cleaning up the names of Vari
Hello,
On Fri, 2005-08-26 at 16:12 -0400, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> History is more valuable to those hacking on the compiler than having a
> source code that does not have a file-per-class.
>
> An acceptable hack is: modify MonoDevelop to support class-based
> browsing of your source code.
>
Jus
Its compatible the Microsoft implementation of Remoting with the Mono implementation???.
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Hello,
> The following does not specific to mcs code it's my opinion about splitting
> files:
>
> I think having a clean and well organized source code is required for
> efficient development.
>
> When splitting is done by copying files using SVN then removing unnecessary
> parts from each file
The following does not specific to mcs code it's my opinion about splitting
files:
I think having a clean and well organized source code is required for
efficient development.
When splitting is done by copying files using SVN then removing unnecessary
parts from each file SVN history will remain
Hello,
> Thus I think the decision is, whether we are for culture
> neutralism, or for convenience of Latin1 people. There is no
> reason I stand for the latter, at least based on the factors
> I listed above.
I would like to move to utf-8 myself, but we do need a plan to deploy
this, and with al
> I am unable to compile this, though, as I am getting CLS-compliance
> errors. The Assembly is marked as compliant but the SslStreamBase
> class includes a "read" object and a "Read" method (differing only in
> case).
>
> Is it just me? I'm using VS 2003 to compile - maybe mcs doesn't check
> f
Hi,
From: Atsushi Eno
Can we edit UTF8 files on vim on cygwin? No. This fact simply tells
that we are not living in the age of Unicode.
I think that for example the fact that a lot of default Linux installations
are using UTF-8 as default code page shows that we are living in the age of
Unicod
Hi,
> "Restore" is less frightening than "Delete", but it works better for
> "changes" than for "additions" so I feel the
> The dialog helps filter unintended or not ready contributions (either
> "changes" and "additions"). I the dialog you'd need to have a way to
> "Restore/Delete" unintended con
Thanks for this patch - I'm going to try some testing on my own project.
I am unable to compile this, though, as I am getting CLS-compliance
errors. The Assembly is marked as compliant but the SslStreamBase
class includes a "read" object and a "Read" method (differing only in
case).
Is it just m
Hi,
> "Restore" is less frightening than "Delete", but it works better for
> "changes" than for "additions" so I feel the
> The dialog helps filter unintended or not ready contributions (either
> "changes" and "additions"). I the dialog you'd need to have a way to
> "Restore/Delete" unintended con
Hello:
FirebirdSql.Data.Firebird is missing on Windows. Can we get this
added please?
Can somebody add it to the build proceess, please ( it's build fine )
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Vigo-Spain
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Just to comment a bit.
We have at least two decisions to make coming from this discussion:
- What default encoding should mcs use?
I prefer to use the local current encoding (Encoding.Defaut), so it
works for files edited with the commonly used editors for each
platform (gedit and I believe Mon
El dv 26 de 08 del 2005 a les 13:52 +0300, en/na Vladimir Moushkov va
escriure:
> Much much better!! Excelent work!
Thanks!
> But there is still drawing glitches and I think they are MWF related.
> See SWF-Datagrid test in winforms/
We still need to implement clipping in libgdiplus that Datagri
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