On 03/12/03 Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Actually what I meant was that I did an anon-cvs update and when it
updated the libgc module it was downloading mcs, mono, debugger,
monodoc, etc. files *inside* the libgc module. I did get the normal
updates of those as separate modules also. I browsed
An apache module will hide this kind of functionality from the user. An HttpModule
must be registered in the web.config file, thus forcing every application that needs
to handle this to add that line.
Putting this code at the Apache module level removes the need to add the configuration
to the
Web.Config settings are resolved in a interesting way:
If a folder contains a Web.Config file with the requested parameter, that setting is
used. If the file or setting is missing, its trying the parent folder, and so on. If
the setting is not found in any Web.Config files, the setting is
El jue, 27 de 02 de 2003 a las 21:09, Jamin Philip Gray escribió:
I'm having a problem with remoting. It works great for accessing methods
on the proxy of a remote object, but not on data members. When I access a
data member I get:
Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: A null
El jue, 27 de 02 de 2003 a las 23:16, Taras escribió:
Hi I just installed mono 0.20 and compiled cvs xsp on win2k.
However codebehind doesnt seem to work. I get the following message when
I go to http://localhost:8080/codebehind1.aspx
* *Directory
El mié, 12 de 03 de 2003 a las 22:11, Rubén Gutierrez escribió:
Hi,
After several attempts (with different versions of mono), I finally
managed to run the xsp 3.0 server under WinXP Pro, with Mono 0.23.
Wow! Has xsp 3.0 seen the light? ;-)
[...]
Now, my question is, is there something I
Gonzalo Paniagua Javier wrote:
El mié, 12 de 03 de 2003 a las 22:11, Rubén Gutierrez escribió:
Hi,
After several attempts (with different versions of mono), I finally
managed to run the xsp 3.0 server under WinXP Pro, with Mono 0.23.
Wow! Has xsp 3.0 seen the light? ;-)
Ummm...
Title: RE: [Mono-list] libgc in CVS
-Original Message-
From: Miguel de Icaza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 6:18 PM
To: Kenneth Benson
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [Mono-list] libgc in CVS
Hello!
Actually what I meant was that I did an
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Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 09:52:04 -0300
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Mono-list] xsp 3.0 (was: XSP under Win32)
Gonzalo Paniagua Javier wrote:
El mi=E9, 12 de 03 de 2003 a las 22:11, Rub=E9n Gutierrez escribi=F3:
Hi,
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After several attempts (with different
Hello
please, there is something similar with
regsvr32.exe MyProfiler.dll(for Windows ),but in
Linux ?
How may I register a profiler (DLL) under Linux?
In CVS , there are the equivalents of ICorProfilerInfo
and ICorProfilerCallback ( profiler.c , profiler.h
..).
Thanks in advance ,
Daniel G
Hi Patrik,
In most cases the servers are used to serve applications not multiple
users running multiple applications (at least in the business world) so
perhaps it is something that can be delayed for a while.
Regarding IIS 6, it has a few configurations:
- Running all applications on a single
Actually there are keys in the machine.config at the part of the configuration section
definition that says what the scope for a key is.
Http Modules and Http Handlers can only be defined in a web.config (according to the
.NET documentation), meaning, per application.
I wanted the URL rewrite
Hi,
I have a RH8.0 box with mono-0.23 installed from RPMs. I have compiled a
couple of small programs on it without any problem but I am getting a lot of
warnings compiling ModMono.dll. The result of this compilation (ModMono.dll)
crashes my apache 2.0.44 everytime I try to access /mono. The xsp
Hi,
Http Modules and Http Handlers can only be defined in a
web.config (according to the .NET documentation), meaning,
per application.
Not true, the web.config inherits from the machine.config, take a look
in the machine.config file and you will see a number of handlers/modules
defined.
El vie, 28 de 02 de 2003 a las 00:36, Jerome Laban escribió:
Hi there,
Here is a fix for the overloads of
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start, the method CreateProcess in
processes.c was not checking for the executable validity when called
with a absolute path. There were also two
The warnings while compiling ModMono.dll are normal, because some functions are
declared as being provided by Mono, but the compiler cant find them in the
runtime (that is ok, they will be provided by mod_mono, not Mono)
When you mention crashes, I guess you refer to segfaults or do you get some
On 13 Mar 2003 15:23:36, Pablo Baena [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
[creating a process] as user, shows nothing, but running it as root
shows the contents of the directory. It is just an example, I tried
to see if it actually executes the command, and it doesn't as user.
Works for me. Do
Thanks Daniel for your response. Apache segfaults, thats the only error I got
in logs/erros_log. Yes, My apache is compiled using the the worker MPM. I
remember that I installed the mod_module the first time it was available to the
public some time ago and it worked fine but at that time I was
Oops, I missed this one.
I have a application abount .net(c#) on windows 2000,but i am not able to use it
on redhat8.0.
If you would like help me,you can mail me a instruction about installing asp.net
on redhat8.0.
especially how to dispose application.
Thank you very much.
does ximain have support for linux 8.0 without having g-nome installed.
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Oh boy! Now I can't even launch the processes as root! It stopped working after a reboot!
When executing: './ptest.exe ls .' the output is:
** (./ptest.exe:745): WARNING **: Shared memory sanity check failed.
** (./ptest.exe:745): WARNING **: Failed to attach shared memory! Falling back
On 13-Mar-2003, David Jeske [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can see how the anti-benchmarking clause was important to the MS
lawyers, because if an article was published showing a brand new .NET
runtime slower than the 5 year old JVM technology, readers would not
respect the newness of .NET. In
James Fitzsimons wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks to those that responded to my last post.
I am having trouble compiling glibc. The configuration fails when it
can't find gettext. The strange thing is I have installed fink (which
installs gettext) and gettext is in my path...
Has anyone else struck this
Hi Benjamin,
The reason I was trying to compile glibc was because it is a perquisite
for Mono. Is there some way of specifying another libc (i.e. the Apple
version) in the Mono configure stage?
Thanks very much,
James Fitzsimons
-Original Message-
From: Benjamin Reed [mailto:[EMAIL
Latest version of Linux if 2.4.x (well.. there is a 2.5.x but that's the
unstable version)
Mono doesn't need gnome..
/Erik
On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 19:57, D d wrote:
does ximain have support for linux 8.0 without having g-nome installed.
James Fitzsimons wrote:
Hi Benjamin,
The reason I was trying to compile glibc was because it is a perquisite
for Mono. Is there some way of specifying another libc (i.e. the Apple
version) in the Mono configure stage?
Is this a recent addition? It didn't need glibc as of 0.23... Doesn't
seem
I have Mono built 0.23, that's not the problem. Once you have it running
you get the following, which makes it pretty useless still for usage.
I've been trying to trace back to find out why this is an issue though.
[samwise:~] arsatori% mcs
GLib: Cannot convert message: Conversion from
Andy Satori wrote:
I have Mono built 0.23, that's not the problem. Once you have it running
you get the following, which makes it pretty useless still for usage.
I've been trying to trace back to find out why this is an issue though.
[samwise:~] arsatori% mcs
GLib: Cannot convert message:
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