Main(),
which works fine.
i tried with the latest 2.0.296.0 release, as well as the one before;
i'm referencing the 2.0 dlls.
any suggestions? what could i be missing?
thanx,
marc hoffman
RemObjects Software
The Infrastructure Company
http://www.remobjects.com
On Nov 11, 2008, at
Laurent,
There are a lot of mistakes that can produce this error. Anyway, could
you check the following points (even if some of them seem trivial):
- Check the code in your main method looks like the one described at
http://www.monobjc.net/index.php?page=bootstrapping .
the startup code is co
Laurent,
Monobjc is very strict when it comes to NIB loading, so I suspect a
path problem at the startup.
As the only major difference is the packaging, can you try to use the
NAnt tasks to do the packaging ?
You can use the NAnt script use in the sample app as a starting point.
You MUST run t
Laurent,
im getting the following error, although the dylib(s) *are* deployed in the
MacOS folder of the .app bundle. Snow Leopard 10.6.2, using the current stable
2.4.2.3_6 version of Mono.
11/22/09 3:14:57 PM [0x0-0x5df5df].DAServer6[29474] Unhandled Exception:
Monobjc.ObjectiveCExceptio
Laurent,
> Have you copied the two native libraries in the MacOS folder of the bundle ?
> Note that the bootstrap script has been changed to include the MacOS folder
> into the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, so you have to also check it.
i didn't the first part, yes. i'll have a look at the updated bootstrap
Am i the only one who thinks this custom runtime thing is not really acceptable
for anyone who wants to - oh, say - *deploy* applications to regular users who
can't/won't just patch their Mono install? what's the short-term plan for
enabling people to actually ship apps based on Monobjc, and why
t confusing and
problematic, once newer Mono's come out (as the one that just did, which is a
critically important update that users wot wanna skip).
so my vote is on keeping the dylib, until such time that we can make do
entirely without it, on a new vanilla Mono.
hth,
marc
> 2009/12/
im testing on two systems, one with 2.6, and one with 2.6.1. on neither Monobjc
(both an old app i built a while go that used the first Beta of Monobjc to need
the dylib and worked in 2.4, and a new one with 4.0.479.0) and on neither do
Monobjc apps load the NIB.
my startup code looks like this
Hi,
i'm wondering if anyone else has seen this issue, or is aware of a workaround:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=688030
basically, using a System.Threading.Timer (or a System.Timers.Timer, which
internally uses the former) inside a Cocoa bridged app (both Monobjc or
MonoMac) will
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