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Welch Allyn, a medical device manufacturer (www.welchallyn.com), is
looking for a contract position that will involve working with the
Because you have wrong values for namespace prefix?
Next time, come up with runnable example like this. This verifies that xmlns
output works:
using System;
using System.Xml;
public class X
{
public static void Main ()
{
string NCXNamespace = nc;
I think the op meant you to use chmod and chown to make the exe setguid
I will admit that i've not tried this yet. You make have to provide a small
shell script wrapper like so.
#!/bin/bash
mono path/to/myprog.exe
And then do :
$ su -
$ chown root myscript
$ chmod 700 myscript
$ chmod u+s
So I understand on OSX and PC I can just use [DLLimport] on the imagemagick
dll. But hows it work on iOS? Unless I'm mistaken, I'm not going to get a
DLL to use in my iOS app am I?
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There's no way you can't use a C library on iOS. That just wouldn't
cut it (obviously I don't have personal experience). I'm sure Google
will turn this up for you.
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 2:50 AM, rygoody rygo...@gmail.com wrote:
So I understand on OSX and PC I can just use [DLLimport] on the
Yeah, that totally worked~
... well, it didn't fix it, but it did actually run successfully.
How do I fix binfmt?
My /usr/local/binfmts/cli reads:
package mono-runtime
detector /usr/lib/cli/binfmt-detector-cli
interpreter /usr/bin/cli
magic MZ
I'd just change that to /usr/local/lib, but I
Yoy can change /usr/bin/cli to just mono
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Doug douglas.lin...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, that totally worked~
... well, it didn't fix it, but it did actually run successfully.
How do I fix binfmt?
My
Do you require moonlight? IsolatedStorage is a Silverlight class and
you might be able to avoid this error by excluding moonlight in your
configure script. The other option is excluding tests in your
configure script.
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 9:54 AM, Mark Dixon m.c.di...@leeds.ac.uk wrote:
Hi,
Hello,
I have a working console hosted WCF application that works perfectly fine
on ports 81,8080 and others, but on port 80 the program runs without error
but does not present a service running on port 80. I have uninstalled apache
etc that might have run on that port. and nmap reports that
dnawo wrote:
Hi, There is a Windows Form Application want to run on RHEL5(Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 5), but i not use Linux before，When i installed RHEL，i
don't know how to install Mono,there is so many files:
http://ftp.novell.com/pub/mono/download-stable/RHEL_5/
Colleagues,
I'm a newbie to asp.net and to mono, so my apologies if I'm asking something
stupid. I've also tried to read the docs and search the Internet.
I'm trying to configure mod_mono for Apache httpd server on RHEL Linux. I use
the standard RHEL linux file layout/locations for config
Putting the Web.config file in the root of the web app should work. Ensure
this isn't a casing issue - be absolutely certain that the characters
exactly match Web.config.
-Abe
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 12:34 PM, Tim O'Neal ton...@suffolk.edu wrote:
Colleagues,
I’m a newbie to asp.net and to
If you're allowing Mono / XSP to autoconfig your ASP.Net settings then I
*believe* the root of the web app is in the location that an .aspx page is
first encountered. It's very possible I'm wrong. I pretty much strictly
run MVC sites which requires manual site configuration. For more info
If you want pre-built binaries, Mono provides a repository. Good directions
here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3510320/install-mono-on-centos5-5-using-yum
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Not that I know of... at least port 80 is not special in WCF code itself.
Atsushi Eno
(2011/06/17 0:33), Nadeem Backus wrote:
Hello,
I have a working console hosted WCF application that works perfectly fine
on ports 81,8080 and others, but on port 80 the program runs without error
but
Haven't exactly examined your repro, but it is likely that .NET adds cryptic
suffix to mapped xml name for generic types, to avoid possible conflicts.
We can add similar suffix but that cannot be compatible with .NET.
In that case, giving explicit data contract name for generic types is a
Hey guys!
We would love to hire someone that (a) Loves Mono, and (b) would love
to work with us build, package and release Mono in assorted forms and
shapes, including our MonoTouch and MonoDroid products.
Ideally, you would be based in Boston or San Francisco.
If you are
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