Hey Guys,
Awhile ago I complained (again) to the bugzilla / ichain teams about
the slowness of logging into Bugzilla. They said that they needed a
WireShark log of a slow login session in order to trouble shoot what was
going on. Unfortunately since it's sporadic, I haven't been able to
capture
Hi,
Sebastian Good wrote:
>
> So of course this means re-building Mono. Once that's done, everything
> works.
What do you mean with re-building Mono? Adding G_BEGIN_DECLS
to mono-config.h does not require a rebuild.
> There are a raft of problems with the embedding APIs that require many
> manu
I am compiling an application against the Mono embedding API, version 1.2.6.
All is wonderful, except I cannot link successfully when I try to compile
against mono_config_parse(const char*). The mono.lib which was nicely
supplied to me on this mailing list some months ago claims that the function
i
>
> The float-long conversion fails also,
I don't remember if this failed for me. (If there is a regression test
for it, it worked.)
I remember some problems with overflow execptions not throw because the
libc didn't have trunc.
(I used uclibc.) To fix this I stole the trunc implementation somew
Hello Guys,
I'm developing standalone service provider that uses HttpListener to
serve appropriate requests. I'm having difficulty using Basic
Authentication (not to say that it doesn't work at all). I'm using
Mono 1.2.6 and the following testcase was performed on Windows, MacOS
and Linux
Hi Atsushi,
As far as I understood Roei, their tests are not limited to a single
WCF class so do not match the Directory.By.NamespaceName/
Test.By.ClassName pattern. Also, it sounds like they'd like to use
some kind of inheritance or helper classes to simplify their tests.
But I don't see a m
I have no idea why your test stuff does not fit NUnit test suite by
nature, but then
feel free to put your tests into somewhere like
$(topdir)/class/System.ServiceModel/Test/standalone.
(Once it turned out to fit with existing nunit test stuff, we could
integrate it later.)
Atsushi Eno
Roei Er
Hi Roei,
I ran into a sample by IDesign.net that shows an InProcFactory helper class
that lets you create WCF Services and host them in proc using net.pipebindings
without configuration. The helper class lets you host both the server and
client
side in the same process.
This setup is great for u
Hi,
This suite does not fit naturally into this pattern, since the tests are
a bit more integrative.
It is essential to have such a suite, in order to stay in control
regarding the various 'end to end' flows.
I think that the options are:
1. Create a separate directory in the current Nunit test sui
Hello,
As usual, it has NUnit test infrastructure in:
topdir/class/Directory.By.Assembly/Test/Directory.By.Namespaces/Test.By.Class.cs
Basically it should not be a separate test suite unless there is some
appropriate reason.
Atsushi Eno
Roei Erez wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are currently writing int
Hi,
We are currently writing integrative tests that are 'Nunit' based, but
test more integrative flows.
The tests in this suite are in the form of services & clients that
exchange messages, and the suite enables adding such tests easily.
Do you think it has a place in Mono unit tests for WCF, o
Hello John,
> I have bug reports that are keeping my companies code from compiling under
> mono:
>
> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=324779
> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=331191
>
> I would love to fix these issues myself but I am not to familiar with the
> compiler code,
I have bug reports that are keeping my companies code from compiling under
mono:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=324779
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=331191
I would love to fix these issues myself but I am not to familiar with the
compiler code, is there someone that wor
Hi,
The main problem is that Windows and Linux too two different ways on
implementing Unicode support.
Windows has two set of APIs. Unicode (UTF-16, originally before Windows 2000
it was UCS-2) and ANSI (using system default code page that only can
represent a subset of Unicode and is usually
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