Hello, all!
I would like to get some feedback from the list before writing up a
bug on Bugzilla. I apologize for the lengthy post beforehand, but I
wanted to get as much detail in as I can to make it useful without
having to go back and forth on the list.
We've converted an
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I think it's little bit buggy.
Cheers
Aleksandar Dezelin
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Mark Gimelfarb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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The app in question is an ASP.NET app, even though I don't think it's
relevant in this case. And no, it can't run under XSP yet, as some of
the third-party controls it's using don't work with XSP yet.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Mark.
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No matter how weird this may sound, forcing a recompile of the application
typically resolves this problem. In windoze world, I would do iisreset or
touch the web.config file. Under Mono, similar technique might work.
The error seems to do with private search bin paths for the application. My
Try the ones from Mandrake Club. They actually worked for me. Note,
these packages aren't packaged by the Mono team though, so you'd have to
contact the maintainer yourself. He actually also posted something to
the list a while ago, so you might want to grep through the archives.
And then...there
Just feed the list of packages to URPMI, like such: urpmi *.rpm or whatever
is appropriate for your paths to RPMS. Before installing, both URPMI and RPM
will look at all packages found, in order to calculate the dependencies anyway,
so order isn't so important. If something is missing, you'll
You most likely need to satisfy the dependency by installing the appropriate
package. Even though --nodeps will get your software installed, you might no be
able to run the software successfully.
Tip: look at the URPMI docs for answers; it usually does a decent job of
resolving dependencies
I have followed the advice on adding the --optimize=loop option when compiling
and it worked for me. This option will be required for building gtk-sharp and
gecko-sharp.
While at it, there were other issues compiling gtkmozembed-sharp. In order to
fix those, a patch to MozWindow.custom will
Miguel,
I would just like to get a clarification of your last statement in the
previous posting on this thread. Are you saying that you are not considering
any System.Messaging implementation until Mono 2.0 or later (at which time
Indigo would have been out as 1.0)?
I've got a set of
If I understand you correclty,
you can make use of the MethodInfo class to do method discovery.
Regards,
Mark.
Quoting Pablo Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ok ok, sorry ;-)
If I want to create a plugin, I should generate the wsdl code of my
webservice (SOAP) then compile it as a
the assembly is compiled, so, if a method doesn't
exists the compilation process should stop.
Pablo
El sáb, 22-05-2004 a las 11:48, Mark Gimelfarb escribió:
If I understand you correclty,
you can make use of the MethodInfo class to do method discovery.
Regards,
Mark.
Quoting Pablo
try looking at
http://nprof.sourceforge.net/
Quoting Álex López García [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I would like to get the summary of namespaces, classes, interfaces,
methods and members being used in my code.
Is there a tool I can use to get that information?
I want to compare that
Is your SetHandler directive set correctly?
Regards,
Mark.
Quoting Tracy Barlow [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
ASP simply does not work. There are no error messages, Mozilla simply
reports that the file is of type application/x-asp-net and that it does
not know what to do with it.
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The common approach on the net seems to be the following:
Define an interface, let's say IMyPlugin. this interface ideally should have a
method allowing you to supply a set of parameters needed to init the plugin's
main class, by say, passing params[] or something of the kind.
Then, you make
see if this helps too:
http://www.mandrakeclub.com/modules.php?
op=modloadname=RPMfunc=info_pageRID=2180
Regards,
Mark.
Quoting Willem J.W. Semmelink [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From: Roberto Jimeno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Mono-list] Recent RPMs of mod_mono, xsp, mono for Mandrake.
I'm
Count me in as well. I'm not any more exprienced, but I have a need just
like Tracy does and I would like to give it a shot.
Regards,
Mark.
On Sun, 2004-05-09 at 18:11, Tracy Barlow wrote:
Can you send me the Spec files for Mono, I would like to try to build
the Mandrake RPMs. This
I think, This could be due to an old issue with the windows installer that was
there almost since 0.15.
if you descend into {mono_home}\lib\pkgconfig and look at mono.pc, the
topmost line should contain :prefix={mono_home}, where {mono_home} is the
path to the top of the mono dir tree, for
I've noticed that on my system, I had to do make uninstall on the old
gtkshourceviewsharp (0.1) before compiling and installing installing the new
one.
In your case, since you are using packages, you should uninstall the old RPM
before installing the new one.
It has to do with the namespace
I've had the same problem with MDK 8.2,9.0,9.1 and 9.2
We have tried figuring it out on the list about a year ago (look at the
archives and you will see). It seems having to do with the combination of the
GCC version and glibc on that particular version of MDK. While you can always
update both
Miguel,
If you can either publish the .spec files from RH or SUSE RPMs, I'm
sure we could build Mandrake packages easily. The differences b/w RH and MDK
distros aren't all that great after all. Maybe we can coordinate with Duncan,
and even get a more or less current packages on the
Have you tried GetTickCount? The best resolution you can achieve is only
1ms, but it should be enough for most usual tasks.
Regards,
Mark.
On Fri, 2004-04-23 at 07:07, HannibAl Bundie wrote:
Hi,
I need a high definition clock but unfortunately, that which I used on
windows
Marcel and Tracy,
I've downloaded and installed 0.30 packages and latest mod_mono from
one of the mirrors and they work well on my 9.2 system. There are some
mods that I had to make to my XSP config to suit my liking, but that's
about it.
Marcel,
thanks for the job well done on
Hello,
all those looking for mono packages
for Mandrake, heres a good link:
http://rpms.mandrakeclub.com/rpms/mandrake-devel/contrib/i586/mono-0.30-3mdk.i586.html
MandrakeClub membership is of course, mandatory.
Hope this info is helpful.
Regards,
Mark.
Hello,
all those looking for mono packages for Mandrake, heres a good link:
http://rpms.mandrakeclub.com/rpms/mandrake-devel/contrib/i586/mono-0.30-
3mdk.i586.html
MandrakeClub membership is of course, mandatory.
Hope this info is helpful.
Regards,
Mark.
I was also wondering about the same thing. I too, downloaded the rc
client in hopes of being able to use Mono channel in order to be able to
download new version of Mono for my MDK 9.2 box. Unfortunately, Mono
channel doesn't have any RPMS for MDK9.2 and therefore, is not listed in
the channel
Hello all!
I have been compiling several example programs from the Wine sample page on the
Mono Wiki under WinXP XP1 w/ Mono 0.28 dist. One of the examples, CheckBox,
fails to run, although it compiles nicely. A blank window comes up widgets get
initialized and then it quits. The error in the
Title: Message
I have WinXP
running Mono 0.26 and it works just fine. I compiled your test program and it
ran fine. Heres my mono version output from mcs
--version:
Mono C# compiler version 0.26.42336.0
Regards,
Mark.
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From:
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Actually, I'm running 9.2RC1 with XFS and I could compile xsp with 0.26
w/o problems. Looks like a reiserfs issue to me too.
Regards,
Mark.
On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 12:48, Marcel Pol wrote:
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 17:30:10 +0200
Paolo Molaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 09/03/03 Marcel Pol wrote:
Hello, all!
I have tried compiling the latest daily snapshots on WinXp under Cygwin and
when monoburg gets compiled and then later invoked by the make process, Windows
pops up an error saying that monoburg crashed. On my subsequent attempts to
compile further, I get linker errors in libgc. Once
JD,
we have discussed this problem before:
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2003-June/014641.html
As you noticed, it does break a lot of things, not only XML stuff.
Looking at the installer script in CVS:
Hello, all!
I just downloaded mono 0.25 ot put on my computer at work(WinXp Pro). I have
two questions.
1. Why does mcs report its version as 0.24.0.0, not 0.25.0.0 as the rest of the
executables?
2. Mono on Windoze installs itself into \Program Files\Mono-0.25. Should I not
be able to choose
Eric,
Even though this is a workaround, here's what you can do to fix this:
find monobasepath.bat in c:\windows (on XP that is)
find the line that has set MONO_CFG_DIR=
and change it to be something like this:
set MONO_CFG_DIR=C:\Program Files\Mono-0.25\etc
That should solve the problem
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