Hi!
I found that mono debugger doesn't compile with current mono from CVS
(RedHat9).
There are some missing symbols from monogc when compiling wrapper module.
Here's the patch that fixes the compilation problem.
BTW. There's been no anonymous cvs activity in debugger module for a
while. Has it
I'm from a spanish LUG called GPL URV (http://www.gplurv.org) and I'm
going to do a Mono conference at Rovira i Virgili University, Tarragona
(Spain), does anyone have any advice for me? ;-)
More info (in Catalan):
http://deim.etse.urv.es/deiminaris/veure.php?did=44x=49y=10
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Hi,
On 31.10.2003, at 17:54, Helge Hess wrote:
is HttpWebRequest basic authentication supposed to work with Mono
0.28? I somehow don't get this working:
...
Does anyone has a small example which works with Mono and does
authenticate against a webserver? Doesn't necessarily need to be
Just to confirm that mono 0.26 and 0.28 run on my SuSE 8.1 installation.
-Patrik
Patrik Reali
http://iiop-net.sourceforge.net/
http://www.reali.ch/~patrik/
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From: Richard Torkar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear All,
I am curious, over joyed and albeit some what
confused at a this open source .Net version. Is mono a runtime environment only,
something like the .Net redistributable?? or is itsimillar to the .Net
SDK??. Please explain
Thanks
Hi,
Are there any plans to extend the mono .NET framework to run on the new Sun
Java Desktop?
Many thanks
James
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.NET SDK - it will have both the runtime environment and the development
tools that can be found in the SDK.
Jarek
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Dear All,
I am
Hello,
Doesn't it run then?
Sun Java Desktop is just a linux distribution with a java runtime installed
on it and a couple of other apps. So I'm guessing it will just work.
I have a copy of the sun java desktop system demo here, I will install it
later and see if Mono works.
Greetz,
-- Rob.
I believe that .NET will also look under a bin sub-directory for
Assembly resolution purposes, so that could be used.
You can also configure the directories to search for in the
AppDomainSetup properties used when creating an AppDomain. However, I
don't know if it's possible to change the search
I recently joined the mono list and was looking over the archives of this
list. I use FreeBSD for a mail server and a web server. I'd like to try
using Mono on FreeBSD but doesn't appear anyone is having success installing
on BSD. Is mono only intended for linux?
*
The bin sub-directory is supported through XSP, but apparently not
through straight EXE execution. I've also tried the configuration
pieces which Jaroslaw Kowalski posted from the MSDN site, but no go
either (the exact piece I tried is posted below). Any ideas about
debugging or where I should
I was wondering where I could find the .NET implementation of the
Internet Communications Protocol? Is it in Mono itself or available
separately and usable with MS.NET also?
Cheers,
Diego
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I believe the System.Web.UI.Page class is located in System.Web.dll, not
System.Web.UI.dll
Greetz,
-- Rob.
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From: Igor Widlinski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Mon, Nov 03, 2003 at 02:06:15PM +1100, Diego Barros wrote:
I was wondering where I could find the .NET implementation of the
Internet Communications Protocol? Is it in Mono itself or available
separately and usable with MS.NET also?
You can find it in mono cvs server, under ginzu module.
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