Hi,
Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Your recent changes to the MBas compiler introduced a bunch of
regressions that are breaking the automated tests.
Please revert those patches and fix the build.
Test/ArithmeticOperators1.vb(28,1) error BC2: Parsing error
Thanks for your reply.
I'm using mono-1.1.8.20050824 which seems to be the last version that
compile and don't break my web app.
Actually, i'm looking for a way to generate test pages for my web
services (like the one available when writing a asmx file).
I need a tool that read a WSDL and
(Sorry forgot to reply all :-) )
Hi.
If you are talking about the page which IIS sends back when you call the
asmx file, then the mono mod_mono_server also does this every bit as well,
giving back all the infomation which IIS sends to you.
Take a look at
I think for this, we should add some attributes to the member elements in the docs, something like InNET1_0 for members in Fx 1.0, InNET1_1, for members in Fx 1.1, etc. Would this be an options? Miguel?
When it would be, we would need to scan the complete documentation, and add those attributes.
Hi.
Did you write the complete asmx ?
I have generated the C# proxies for my web services, compiled them in a
dll. So i don't want the rewrite the whole asmx file, because my web
service is written in C++ with gsoap.
I tried the tutorial on the mono website, concerning GTK# and the
Hi.
my asmx file is
%@ WebService Class=EdrmsWebService.EDRMSWebServiceClass %
I have compiled the c# (This is the difference I believe) dll and placed
it into the bin directory.
I have apache 2 as the web server which calls mod_mono for all things mono.
The dll itself was written in Visual
Hi,
Simon Bain a écrit :
Hi.
my asmx file is
%@ WebService Class=EdrmsWebService.EDRMSWebServiceClass %
I have compiled the c# (This is the difference I believe) dll and placed
it into the bin directory.
I have apache 2 as the web server which calls mod_mono for all things mono.
I did
I couldn't read whether your problem went away or not from your
reply... anyways the required steps to do what you want are:
- To view that test pages which we think something we can
browse when we hit e.g. http://localhost:8080/my.asmx,
you well have to create
Ok so i take my favorite wsdl describing my service web named General.
I generate the stub using wsdl -server general.wsdl.
The generated stub define a class like this :
public abstract class General : System.Web.Services.WebService
So in my General.asmx, i should have :
%@ WebService
Sorry I didn't read all your post.
So I compiled the stub into a dll, created my asmx.
When i try to access the General.asmx, i get an error :
*Description: *Error processing request.
*Error Message: *HTTP 500.
*Stack Trace: *
||
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an
Hi,
www.mono-project.com doesn't speak about mono anymore (Novell page
now)... what's the problem ?
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Le vendredi 07 octobre 2005 à 15:53 -0300, Rafael Teixeira a écrit :
All is normal navigating from here. But you are the second person I
hear talking this in the last hour, so possibly it was some server/dns
glitch.
Probably. Everything seems ok now.
Thanks.
Best regards,
On 10/7/05,
Hi,
I'm trying to integrate some NET_2_0 features (IPC channels)
into mcs/class/ but I cannot figure out how to handle the
unix vs. cygwin/Win32 differences.
Background: the IPC channels for the Unix version are
implemented using Mono.Remoting.Channels.Unix, while
the Win32 version has its own
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