Dissecting a C# Application: Inside SharpDevelop
http://www.apress.com/free/download_free.html
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http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx
Mono (Developer's Notebook)
by Edd Dumbill, Niel M. Bornstein
You can get this
Hi,
It is best to reply to the list because private email can get lost, such as, spam filter. I found your email in my spam folder.
I will look into it.
- Original Message From: APS [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Daniel Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 12:56:12 PMSubject: Re
Can you provide a simple repeatable test case please?
- Original Message From: APS [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.comSent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 4:31:52 AMSubject: [Mono-dev] Strange mono behaviour on OracleHi, it's a couple of days that I'm working on mono and Oracle
If you know the TCP port, use it in your connection string.
Do you have the ability to connect to SQL Server using TCP/IP. By default, SQL Server 2005 Express has this turned off --- which is good from a security standpoint.
See my two backslashes below.
string ConnectionString = "Data
Does MonoDevelop 0.10 come in the latest Mono 1.1.14 Linux Installer?
If not, can it be updated to include it?
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Can you at least add the data providers? I can contribute docs for these. Remember, I am the maintainer of the database pages on the mono wiki.And if possible, I wonder if there is a way to take current documentation for Npgsql, ByteFX.Data/MySql.Data, and FirebirdSql.Data and somehow convert
Snapshot is only available in .NET 2.0. So, it will need an #if NET_2_0 to surround it.Micha³ Ziemski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi!There seems to be missing "Snapshot" member from System.Data.IsolationLevel enumeration.Anyone cares to addSnapshot = 16777216I haven't yet set up my local mono
Here are my ideas I would like to see for Mono, Gtk#, and applications.1. I would love to see afully managed CLI runtime.The fully managed CLI runtime would be written completely inmanaged languages like C#, IL, and Boo. The whole thing does not have to be written in one language. Various
reply. Larry Ewing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed, 200
6-03-29
at 07:57 -0800, Daniel Morgan wrote: 3. Let's not forget scanning, photos, printing Bindings to SANE, TWAIN... Get GnomePrint to be stable like the GTK version. I hear gtk+ hackers are moving GnomePrint from GNOME to GTK
Sigh.
I guess the edit feature in monodoc on windows does not work when
uploading contributions.
I can edit content, but I can not upload.
Also, I notice many assemblies (class libraries) included with mono are
not in monodoc.
Can someone add these please?
These assemblies include:
What is the shared library name for OCI on your system?
It would something like libclntsh.so
Oracle 10g may have something like libclntsh.so.10.0 or something.
If you do have something like libclntsh.so.10.0, you can modify target
in the dllmap of the etc/mono/config file.
dllmap
System.Data.OracleClient uses OCI library. On Linux, this would be something like libclntsh.soIt may even have a version number in the shared library name, for example, libclntsh.so.10.0You need to make sure this library can be found in your PATH. (or LD_LIBRARY_PATH). Basically, its
I have a patch to add a Makefile to build Mono.Data.Sql.dll on Win32
without having to use autotools. You still need Mono and Cygwin though.
This allows you to build Mono.Data.Sql for applications outside of
MonoDevelop.
Is this patch okay?
CSC=mcs
SCS_FLAGS=
top_srcdir = ../../..
Christian,
I was thinking about this more. If we are not able to move
Mono.Data.Sql into Mono.Data because there is already too much stuff in
mcs, I suggest we do the opposite. We move the ProviderFactory in
Mono.Data into Mono.Data.Sql.
What do you think?
If not, then we would need to
Short Answer:System.Data.OleDb is unmaintained. There is no support for Access nor Jet databases.Long Answer:No one maintains System.Data.OleDb anymore.System.Data.OleDb requires requires libgda from the gnome-db project at http://www.gnome-db.org/ however it only works on Linux.It
I'm having a problem with Mono.Data.dll on Dot NET 1.1.
You can use the DLL compiled with mcs or csc:
- both will fail when run from the GAC
- both will work when run from the same subdirectory the executable
assembly is run
This is how I build on Dot Net:
cd mcs\class\Mono.Data
csc
, Version=1.0.5000.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=0738eb9f132ed756 /
Daniel Morgan wrote:
I'm having a problem with Mono.Data.dll on Dot NET 1.1.
You can use the DLL compiled with mcs or csc:
- both will fail when run from the GAC
- both will work when run from the same subdirectory the executable
I think he is talking about a something written in C#. Jay creates parsers for C#, butJay is written in C. Atsushi Eno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Is there some library or program that execute a parser-generator like bison or yacc in c#?We use C# port of jay to build mcs and several libraries
Remove release 1.0.5 of MySql.Data which does not work on Mono on Linux.Also, what might help you is to put ";Pooling=false" in your connection string to turn connection pooling off.Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, What version of Mono?1.1.3 - built from source What verison of the MySQL
What version of Mono? What verison of the MySQL server? What version of MySql.Data? What operating system?Release 1.05 of MySql.Data did not work on Mono. A newer release 1.07 does.Have you tried connecting to MySQL server via Mono and MySql.Data using a different sample? Paul [EMAIL
nal Message-From: Daniel Morgan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Fri 1/6/2006 8:01 PMTo: Jonathan S. Chambers; mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.comCc: Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] RE: Com Interop Patch - mcsCan you provide some examples that work on Mono? "Jonathan S. Chambers" wrote: Her
in 0x00021 System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal:GetNativeVariantForObject (S ystem.Object obj, IntPtr pDstNativeVariant) in (wrapper managed-to-native) ie_tester.InternetExplorerClass:Navigate (string, object,object,object,object) in 0x00061 ie_tester.Program:Main (System.String[] args) Daniel Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Sat, 7 Jan 200
Can you provide some examples that work on Mono? "Jonathan S. Chambers" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here the patch for the class libs.-Original Message-From: Jonathan S. Chambers Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 11:33 AMTo: mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.comSubject: Com Interop Patch Here's a
If you can wait until the next release of Mono, it will have some
limited System.Drawing.Printing support.
Windows will use Win32 GDI while Unix-like systems will use CUPS. Or
you can get it from Mono's subversion repository.
http://www.mono-project.com/AnonSVN
There are some alternatives to
mcs uses .net 1.1 profile as default. gmcs uses .net 2.0 profile as default. It looks like to be a regression in order to stub out methods and properties to support ADO.NET
Make sure the OCI shared library libclntsh.so can be found in your PATH.Make sure you have your ORACLE_HOME set up correctly too. You can map it to libclntsh.so Arnhoffer Károly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi,I try to run the first example at http://www.mono-project.com/Oracle and I get the
You only set it up for the runtime. Mono's C# compiler mcs needs to
find the assembly to compile.
The GAC is only for the runtime. The C# compiler does not look in the GAC.
Wherever your assembly is installed, make sure it can be found via the PATH.
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Hello,
Is there a reason when I run a gtk# application I build with Mono, I do
not get any exceptions nor Console.Error.WriteLines?
This is with the Mono 1.1.10 Windows Installer using gtk# 2.4.
If I write a console app, I do get the Exceptions and WriteLines.
Hopefully, you can continue allowing the Mono Win32 installers to allow
parallel installs.
I need the ability to have multiple versions of mono installed. Some
application working in one version, such as, Mono 1.1.6 do not work in
Mono 1.1.8.
Wade Berrier wrote:
Hi Kornél,
I'm working
I assume people have read tml's blog about GNOME 2.12 and gtk+ 2.8 on
Win32. The main reason he is doing this porting is to get Evolution 2
working on Win32.
http://tml-blog.blogspot.com/2005_09_01_tml-blog_archive.html
I would like to somehow or someone to create a GNOME# installer for
Hello Hubert,
Hmmm... I never did try filling a data set with a timestamp. Only selecting and inserting via a parameter.
Internally, OracleDateTime uses a System.DateTime. This should change. We should separate the various parts in OracleDateTime. I will look into System.DateTime to see how its
There is no support for REF CURSOR in Mono's OracleClient. It is something I want to do though. Many types default to a VARCHAR or String if there is no support for it.
Output parameters work for other types though, such as, varchar, numeric, date, etc...
I still need to get TIMESTAMP and
Can we have an option like the -l option to list
assemblies but allow it to be sorted or search for
specifc assemblies using a wildcard?
gacutil -ls Firebird*
This would search for anything like Firebird*
If FirebirdSql.Data.Firebird.dll was in the gac, it
would be listed.
On Linux, it looks
Read up on MSDN documentation on System.Data.Odbc.OdbcCommand property
CommandText
The Odbc provider uses question mark placeholders. It does not support
named parameters. You have to use a SQL statement like:
SELECT * FROM SOME_TABLE WHERE SOME_ID = ?
In your parameters, it is positional,
Hello Hubert,
I committed to svn trunk HEAD support for Oracle TIMESTAMP using an
OciDateTime descriptor.
It is svn revision 48254.
Please let me know if this works for you or not.
Thanks,
Daniel
Hubert FONGARNAND wrote:
I really need the new TimeStamp type (supported starting from oracle
This is the better way using a slash to separate a
directory. I tested it and it builds successfully on
Cygwin and Linux.
SQLSHARP_GTK_LIBS = $(GTK_SHARP_LIBS)
/r:System.Data.dll /r:Mono.Data.dll
/r:../browser/Mono.Data.SqlSharp.DatabaseBrowser.dll
The fix has been committed to svn trunk
You may need to allocate a TimeStamp descriptor. OciHandle might need
to be modified to create a TimeStamp descirptor. See the difference
between a DATE and TIMESTAMP in table 3-2 below. Notice how DATE is a
char[7] while TIMESTAMP is a descriptor which uses opache type of
OCIDateTime.
You need to modify OciDefineHandle to deal with the TIMESTAMP.
See Define(), DefineDate(), and GetValue().
You can create a new function called DefineTimestamp() based on
DefineDate() and allocate space for it based OciDataType.TimeStamp.
What about TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE and TIMESTAMP WITH
Hubert,
I have tested your patch and it works. I have applied your patch to svn
in mcs/class/System.Data.OracleClient. It is revision 47677.
Thanks,
Daniel
Hubert FONGARNAND wrote:
I've made a little patch. With it, mono transmits datetime (as parameter) in a
binary format (to avoid
Since there exists a command builder for SqlClient and OracleClient, is
there a plan to create a command builder for Sybase and ODBC?
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Suresh filed a bug. He also fixed it in svn already.
Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hello,
Please file a bug in Bugzilla.
Regards,
Konstantin Triger
Daniel Morgan wrote:
I have a problem with the data adapter on Mono 1.1.8 on Windows. Has
this been fixed in svn?
Notice my test case does
In mcs/build/platforms/win32.make
Can we change this from:
EXTERNAL_MCS = csc
to the following:
EXTERNAL_MCS = mcs
csc does not work with building Mono on Windows anymore. You get
internal compiler errors. We should just use mcs to build from now on...
I can compile mono/mcs from
I have a problem with the data adapter on Mono 1.1.8 on Windows. Has
this been fixed in svn?
Notice my test case does not use column nor table mappings.
Results on Dot Net 1.1:
E:\projects\DotNet\C#\TestSqlClientAdapter\bin\DebugTestSqlClientAdapter.exe
Apapter Test Begin...
Insert...
Value
There is a bug for this in Bugzilla at
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=75414
In the meantime, you may have to do what I do:
1. compile in cygwin
2. then run in the Mono Command Prompt (MS-DOS Command Prompt)
Michi Henning wrote:
Hi, I've just installed Mono 1.1.8.
When I try to
Anyone interested working on a Lite version of MonoDevelop?
This version would be based off current MonoDevelop source code, but it
would be missing features which prevent it from building or running on
other platforms.
I would love to see MonoDevelop run on current Mono/Gtk# running on
The problem might be with byte order - little-endian vs. big-endian. It
works on Windows 2000/XP and Linux/x86.
There is a bug for for OracleClient not working on PPC (Mac OS X). At
the end of the bug, someone mentions it does not work on Solaris either.
With the Mono 1.1.7 Windows Installer, I can run programs okay from the
command-line, but I can not get it to work under Cygwin. Does anyone
know why? Even if I try to set it via mono --config, it still does not
work.
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$ mono --config
SqliteClient in Mono 1.0.6 does not work.
Use Mono.Data.SqliteClient from Mono 1.1.4
What is your connection string?
string connectionString = version=3,URI=file:SqliteTest.db;
Alex Chudnovsky wrote:
Hi all,
I was trying in vain to make Mono's SQLite provider to work with v3 of
SQLite -- after
Bug Fixes in the OracleClient data provider.
Also, Hubert FONGARNAND implemented Connection Pooling in the
OracleClient provider.
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
I am preparing the 1.1.5 release; Please let me know what features
should be highlighted in this new release since our 1.1.4
The Database Access web pages have been updated.
If you have any suggestions or content to include, please send it to
mono-docs-list. If not subscribed, please subscribe to this list prior
to emailing the list.
If you have patches for System.Data or any data provider, please provide
those
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