Hey all,
this issue has come back to bite me in the ass.
Response.WriteFile works in Mono/Debian just like it does on Win2k/.NET
It spools the file into RAM before feeding it out to the client.
Response.TransmitFile is supposed to perform the same action as if you
use Response.Redirect or Ser
Cool, odd, but cool that you found a workaround Tracy.
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> > Dilton McGowan II diltonm at yahoo.com
> > Tue Aug 16 19:38:50 EDT 2005
> >
> > Using the code from your original post,
> substituting
> > ls for wget works. "standard" is not always
> standard.
> > IIRC
The application is running on a server, and should be able to access
mail and calendar events for several different users. Is MAPI still an
option? (And is it compatible with both MS and mono?)
Steinar
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Since GNOME is having a bug day, would it be possible that Mono have a Bug Day too?
http://live.gnome.org/Bugsquad/BugDays
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> Another way to ask for help is to give a better idea of what you want
to
> achieve in plain english, an example in another programming language
can
> also help, and of course reading the mailing list archive, and not
> dissing folk for answering the question you asked rather than the
> question
Hey,
I have a problem with the execution of a C# programm via mono. I want to
execute the C# Programm from within a System command. The problem is
that the C# programm called over mono has another user as the user which
is logged in the X11 Server. The execution of mono fails, because it
> Since there's not even a proper C API you'll have a hard time finding a C#
> version. You could try MAPI.
Evolution 2.x communicates with Groupwise and the connector is Open
Source. It was my impression that communicating with Groupwise was mostly
via SOAP calls. I'd install Evo and ethere
> Dilton McGowan II diltonm at yahoo.com
> Tue Aug 16 19:38:50 EDT 2005
>
> Using the code from your original post, substituting
> ls for wget works. "standard" is not always standard.
> IIRC, some programs output to screen memory for speed
> rather than through the BIOS character IO subsystem.
I installed mono for Suse Professional 92. without a hitch. I did have a
problem meeting the dependencies for the perl-XML-stuff. Anyone know the
answer to that one? I cant seem to find the offending packages. Do I
need to install them from cpan?
I think that perl-XML dep. issue is the reason
> After seeing programmers struggling to connect to various databases
> using Mono, I realized we need some documentation and examples to help
> people get started.
>
> For instance, I could not find in a reasonable amount of time to
> figure out how to use parameters with ODBC to get data fro
> OK, here is my feedback to the Mono team regarding my
> installation experiences. I hope it doesn't sound too
> complaining or preachy. The bottom line is I hope the Mono
> team will really improve the installation instructions.
Have you tried the installer?
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Hi,
> > Since GNOME is having a bug day, would it be possible that Mono have a
> > Bug Day too?
> >
>
> FWIW, it sounds like a good idea to me. I would be glad to get involved
> if such a thing is set up.
It does sound good - I think I've found some really fun ones which I'm
just checking be
Daniel Morgan wrote:
Since GNOME is having a bug day, would it be possible that Mono have a
Bug Day too?
FWIW, it sounds like a good idea to me. I would be glad to get involved
if such a thing is set up.
Best regards,
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