Hi,
Found another discrepancy between .NET and mono...
The code below produces different results under
Windows XP with .NET vs Linux with Mono. Is this
intended? Note: The hours are out by the time zone
adjustment. So it's like Mono assumes the time is GMT
while .NET assumes the time is
the following works fine, just so long as I nominate the file I wish to
load into the browser, for example
http://localhost:8000/default.aspx
LoadModule mono_module modules/libmod_mono.so
Alias / /var/www/html
Location /
SetHandler mono
/Location
if however
RE,
sure i ve a distro compatible: Debian GNU/linx =) and i believe in
debian rules =) so never go in rpm hell world
and as i say for 2 weeks now, compilateur tested: gcc 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3
3.4
libs: either from package and sources
regards
kiorky
-Message d'origine-
De: Miguel de Icaza
If I understand you correclty,
you can make use of the MethodInfo class to do method discovery.
Regards,
Mark.
Quoting Pablo Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ok ok, sorry ;-)
If I want to create a plugin, I should generate the wsdl code of my
webservice (SOAP) then compile it as a
I know that I can do this when the assembly is already compiled, but I'd
like to do this BEFORE the assembly is compiled, so, if a method doesn't
exists the compilation process should stop.
What you are describing is what an interface does for you (or abstract class
in C#). As far as I know,
On Sat, 2004-05-22 at 12:21, Fred Blaise wrote:
Thank you Jon. This is the route I started to take, but i very quickly
realized that I would have pb with the progress bar... I won't be able
to just take the standard streams (input, output) to show on my gui
interface.
Why not? `wget' takes a
Hi everyone,
I seem to have a problem with my build environment that I have been
trying to fix for the past several days to no avail. Basically, when I
build my project with one set of names for the executable and libraries,
it works fine, but with another set of names it fails:
[EMAIL
Since you generate the code from WSDL, why don't you preparse the WSDL doc to
see whether it contains the needed methods. WSDL is a subset of XML, so parsing
it shouldn't be hard, and if you know the (X)path to the element containing the
Method name that you are looking for, you can very easily
On Sat, 2004-22-05 at 18:10 -0500, Mark Gimelfarb wrote:
I have a MonoDevelop question, and if it happens to be OT, please let me know
and I will re-address it to one of the MD lists.
This does belong there, but I will answer the question here.
I have Monodevelop 0.3 running and was able
On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 17:47, Simon Ask Ulsnes wrote:
snip/
Of course, I'm using InteropServices to interact with a C library. I
made a few wrapper functions in the library, and the basic ones (such as
checking the library version and such) work well. But after I added the
latest
Is the following expected behavior:
1) A class or set of classes compiled as a library with a name x.
2) An executable with classes with different name that references that
library with name x builds.
3) Attempting to run the built executable throws NoSuchMethodExceptions.
Example:
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