Some fantastic news for people running ASP.NET on Mono. Scott Hanselman
wrote a blog post today about the various changes in ASP.NET vNext,
including the fact that it will be open source (with community
contributions) and they'll be adding Mono to their test matrix:
ASP.NET vNext (and Rosyln)
Try ignoring the /mono route (routes.IgnoreRoute(mono/{*pathInfo}) in
your RouteConfig.cs or Global.asax.cs)
On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 7:50 AM, Andrus kobrule...@hot.ee wrote:
ASP.NET MVC4 application is running on example.com site root using
mod_mono and Mono 3.2.8 in Debian Linux.
Mono
Hi!
Try ignoring the /mono route (routes.IgnoreRoute(mono/{*pathInfo}) in your
RouteConfig.cs or Global.asax.cs)
mod_mono has already routed this request to mono.
Ignoring it invokes mono static file handler which does not run mono control
panel.
Hey guys,
Another update: I am almost done with the work, only one cycle left to
resolve and I will be able to land the changes.
All the changes are on a branch on github.
MIguel
On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 4:27 PM, Miguel de Icaza mig...@xamarin.com wrote:
Hello guys,
Just a follow up to my
Will this make building on windows possible?
Bryan Crotaz
Silver Curve
On 12 May 2014, at 16:59, Miguel de Icaza mig...@xamarin.com wrote:
Hey guys,
Another update: I am almost done with the work, only one cycle left to
resolve and I will be able to land the changes.
All the changes are on a
On 12/05/2014 17:07, Bryan Crotaz wrote:
Will this make building on windows possible?
Bryan,
I've written a walkthrough here for building 3.4.0 from the release
tarball and 3.4.1 from git on Windows.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/769292/How-to-build-Mono-on-Windows
Best regards, Alex
Ooooh pretty. Will give it a go.
Can the build script be extended to install needed cygwin packages if
they're missing? When I first tried to build I had no idea how to find the
packages, or how to install them - for newbie contributors this would
remove a lot (in my case 2 days) of head
There's a lot of references in your document to build failures and
potential future build failures.
Can I suggest that pull-requests are only accepted if they don't break the
build? It's surely the developer's responsibility to make sure that they
haven't created any conflicts, or have correctly
On 12/05/2014 17:30, Bryan Crotaz wrote:
Ooooh pretty. Will give it a go.
Can the build script be extended to install needed cygwin packages if
they're missing? When I first tried to build I had no idea how to
find the packages, or how to install them - for newbie contributors
this
I'd like to get to a point where a newbie can install cygwin, check out
from git, and make. C'est tout.
On 12 May 2014 17:35, Alex J Lennon ajlen...@dynamicdevices.co.uk wrote:
On 12/05/2014 17:30, Bryan Crotaz wrote:
Ooooh pretty. Will give it a go.
Can the build script be
We've been persuading C# shops to use the Raspberry Pi platform and build
scripts aren't that much of an issue for them regarding acceptance. Being
able to fix bugs quickly and easily without having to fight the build
system is more important to getting lots of contributors.
If we could have an
On 12/05/2014 18:20, Bryan Crotaz wrote:
We've been persuading C# shops to use the Raspberry Pi platform and
build scripts aren't that much of an issue for them regarding
acceptance. Being able to fix bugs quickly and easily without having
to fight the build system is more important to
The closest category in Bugzilla is probably Class libraries -- Sys.Web.
How are you running XSP?
On Sat, May 10, 2014 at 1:52 AM, artyom.sz...@gmail.com
artyom.sz...@gmail.com wrote:
After updating mono to master HEAD I can no longer run any asp
applications.
Nothing else has been
On 10.05.2014 23:35, cocowalla wrote:
Yes, I'm afraid it's another mkbundle question :)
I have an mkbundle'd app, and I need to get the directory of the binary (on
Linux, if it matters).
`Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().CodeBase` doesn't work - it gives the path
from where the binary was
Great, I'll give this a try!
Any idea how to achieve the same on Solaris?
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On 12.05.2014 11:25, cocowalla wrote:
Great, I'll give this a try!
Any idea how to achieve the same on Solaris?
Hmm, IIRC it's /proc/$pid/path/a.out where $pid
is the output of getpid(2).
BTW, I wonder how long it takes to figure out that mkbundle
is not suitable for complex applications
Heh, you might have a point :)
I've spent so much time trying to work around the limitations of mkbundle it
would be a shame not to finish that way. On the other hand, who knows how
much *more* time I'll need to spend on it to get there... maybe it's time to
cut my losses!
Mono is around 300mb -
I'm running a trimmed down mono, built without the 4.5 profile using
--with-profile4=yes --with-profile4_5=no.
I have an application that targets .NET 4.0, built using xbuild. When I run
it against my trimmed down mono installation, I get this error:
The assembly mscorlib.dll was not found or
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