Hello,
I use mono essencially to make WebApplications, and i can't seen new
good features in that area. For example the XSP sucks. We cannot use
this kind of server in a production environment
and i think this component should evolute for this server work as
iqual as IIS.
We have
Hello,
There are a number of areas in which we are focusing for the
Mono 1.2 release:
Is a working/bulletproof implementation of AppDomain.Unload on the radar
for 1.2? Is it likely to make it back into the 1.0 branch, since it
would be a bugfix in a sense?
That is an
I have always run into pretty fundamental problems while trying to
port my ASP.NET apps over to run on xsp. Much to the credit of
gonzalo, these issues have usually been fixed very quickly (and I've
supplied a patch or two as well), but I've always run out of time
before I could get my app
I don't know why I am asking about this, but wasn't there a plan for
smaller ECMA profiles for things like mobile devices? When I attended
a .NET user group meeting a few months ago this seemed to be a major
point of interest among the existing .NET users there. Forgive me if
I missed an obvious
Hello!
I don't know why I am asking about this, but wasn't there a plan for
smaller ECMA profiles for things like mobile devices? When I attended
a .NET user group meeting a few months ago this seemed to be a major
point of interest among the existing .NET users there. Forgive me if
I
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On Friday 16 July 2004 18:46, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello!
I don't know why I am
Paulo Aboim Pinto wrote:
I use mono essencially to make WebApplications, and i can't seen new
good features in that area.
Most importanat feature for ASP.NET in my opinion is
2.0's Client Callback Feature.
For example the XSP sucks. We cannot use
this kind of server in a production
Hey!
What about ADO.NET ?
I forgot about ADO.NET, am sorry about that. A couple of developers from
Novell are also working on the new System.Data from the 2.x tree as well
as maintaining the 1.x tree.
Am sure I forgot other bits as well, I apologize in advance.
Miguel
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 03:04, Igor Georgiev wrote:
Most importanat feature for ASP.NET in my opinion is
2.0's Client Callback Feature.
Yes, finally they implemented that useful feature, something I already
implemented 4 years ago in my XML/XSLT web framework written in ASP/VB6.
For those not
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
There are a number of areas in which we are focusing for the
Mono 1.2 release:
Is a working/bulletproof implementation of AppDomain.Unload on the radar
for 1.2? Is it likely to make it back into the 1.0 branch, since it
would be a bugfix in a sense?
Hello
I've read all the new feature and i think that is a very promissing work
you have ahead.
I think that WinForms is important and must be a goal if you can
implement it.
I use mono essencially to make WebApplications, and i can't seen new
good features in that area. For example the XSP
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