My error message as follows:
System.DllNotFoundException: clntsh in (wrapper managed-to-native)
OciNativeCalls:OCIEnvCreate
(intptr,System.Data.OracleClient.Oci.OciEnvironmentMode,intptr,intptr,intptr,intptr,int,intptr)
in 0x0001f System.Data.OracleClient.Oci.OciCalls:OCIEnvCreate
Hi all,
sorry if this is obvious, but it isn't for me
The mono/metadata/object.h header file has two convenient macros that
i'd like to use
#define mono_object_class(obj) (((MonoObject*)(obj))-vtable-klass)
#define mono_object_domain(obj) (((MonoObject*)(obj))-vtable-domain)
Unfortunately
Thomas Grill wrote:
Hi all,
sorry if this is obvious, but it isn't for me
The mono/metadata/object.h header file has two convenient macros that
i'd like to use
#define mono_object_class(obj) (((MonoObject*)(obj))-vtable-klass)
#define mono_object_domain(obj)
oops, sorry for the noise - there's still
MonoDomain* mono_object_get_domain (MonoObject *obj);
MonoClass* mono_object_get_class (MonoObject *obj);
all the best,
Thomas
Thomas Grill schrieb:
Hi all,
sorry if this is obvious, but it isn't for me
The mono/metadata/object.h header
System.Data.OracleClient uses OCI library. On Linux, this would be something like libclntsh.soIt may even have a version number in the shared library name, for example, libclntsh.so.10.0You need to make sure this library can be found in your PATH. (or LD_LIBRARY_PATH). Basically, its
Hello Kornél,
Note that SRE and PEAPI parts were not discussed yet so I am waiting
comments on those parts from component owners.
Well, I would prefer to use the memory solution.
1. It's faster
2. It's easier to implement, no problems with file removing, creating,
locking, etc.
3. I don't
Hi!
I encountered NullReferenceException from SqliteDataReader, when I
have a query like
select a, b, NULL, c, FROM xxx
and I try to use reader.GetFieldType (2) for fetching info about
columns (actually DataAdapter from MS.NET calls this method for every
column in result)
I attach a patch
Kamil Skalski wrote:
I encountered NullReferenceException from SqliteDataReader, when I
have a query like
select a, b, NULL, c, FROM xxx
and I try to use reader.GetFieldType (2) for fetching info about
columns (actually DataAdapter from MS.NET calls this method for every
column in
Please do!
Done.
I'm wondering, tho, if wherever the adapter would return null, it should
return a DBNull instead? Do other data adapters ever return 'null' values?
Your question have a ready answer here
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=77535
:)
So DataReader should throw an
running mono 1.1.10.1 on gentoo 32bit on an SMP kernel 2.6.15 got the
following error, ideas?
=
Got a SIGSEGV while executing native code. This usually indicates
a fatal error in the mono runtime or one of the native libraries
Hi,
My concern was not about speed, but about reliability. I just don't
believe it is worthwhile
to utilize file system when it can be done in memory.
Are you sure that the filename will be unique even when you run several
instances of mcs simultaneously ?
Now I understand that we did not
I love the BIG FAT WARNING.
Maybe should of used an ascii art bomb like this one to REALLY get the
point across.
,--.!,
__/ -*-
,d08b. '|`
0088MM `9MMP'
--
Zac Bowling
http://zacbowling.com/
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Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 18:30:00
Dnia 06-03-2006, pon o godzinie 22:16 -0500, William Huskey napisał(a):
If this is the wrong list please let me know..
I have been porting from visual studio 2003 .net will little to no
problems.. but my hsop just upgraded to visual studio 2005 and when I
try to inport project I get
Marek Sieradzki wrote:
Dnia 06-03-2006, pon o godzinie 22:16 -0500, William Huskey napisał(a):
If this is the wrong list please let me know..
I have been porting from visual studio 2003 .net will little to no
problems.. but my hsop just upgraded to visual studio 2005 and when I
try to
Hello everyone,
I'm currently working on a project and I want to support mono. I'm currently investigating different OR/M packages out there, NHibernate, Gentle.NET, NEO Framework, etc., and I am wondering about the support any of these have for mono.
Can anyone shed any light on which of these
Hi,
I'm newbie in Mono and ASP.NET. I'd like to know if I can run my Visual Web
Developer 2005 .NET webpage without modifications under Mono and Apache?
Does Mono contain the same visual components like .net 2.0? E.g. I use menu
and bread crumbs components, and html elements with runat=server
Hi,
The code attached works fine with Mono. VC# moans like crazy and I'm not
sure why - comments would be welcome.
The code also has 2 problems. The first is that then Address label
doesn't appear and it should (could someone confirm this so that I can
file it in Bugzilla) and the second is the
Ben Joldersma wrote:
Can anyone shed any light on which of these they've had the best success
with? Also, what about mono implementations of some ms projects, like their
Data Access Application Block (which I know virtually nothing about at this
point)
The Data Access Application Block won't
Ive been evaluating Mono/C# for a few weeks now and
am generally impressed by what I see.
My group works currently in the C/Linux world where we
develop near real-time scientific application software.
Im looking at C#/Mono because:
a) Another
group at our company uses C# / Windows
Paul,Your program seems to work fine in VisualStudio 2005. Address label appears but is truncated because the size you set is too short (90 rather than 72 displays it all).KeyPress is being entered.
I hope this is helpfull but probably not.BrianOn 3/7/06, Paul F. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 3/7/06, Francisco T. Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marek Sieradzki wrote: Dnia 06-03-2006, pon o godzinie 22:16 -0500, William Huskey napisał(a): If this is the wrong list please let me know..prj2make I have been porting from visual studio 2003 .net will little to no
problems.. but my hsop
Hi,
Your program seems to work fine in VisualStudio 2005.
:-)
Address label appears but is truncated because the size you set is too
short (90 rather than 72 displays it all).
KeyPress is being entered.
Dang. It looks like there is a problem with Mono and the KeyPress event.
TTFN
Paul
Honey, Steve wrote:
I’ve been evaluating Mono/C# for a few weeks now and am generally
impressed by what I see.
My group works currently in the C/Linux world where we develop near
real-time scientific application software.
I’m looking at C#/Mono because:
a) Another group at our company
ISV adoption is going to take a while in my opinion. .NET guys are mostly
windows guys, and at the moment VS.NET 2005 is considered superior to mono
on MS platforms. Most *nix people that would use .NET are already Java guys,
and most of them probably see little reason to switch from Java.
Everyone has their opinions ..
I use mono in a production environment, for a med sized pizza franchise in
Canada,
and hopefully soon rolling out a system using mono for one of the largest pizza
companies in the
world.
I find mono rock solid.
Regardless of how solid .Net 2.0 is your still
While I also prefer a *nix environment (FreeBSD), I think it's a bit myopic
to say that Server 2003 isn't production ready. To me the test of an OS is
always how well will it do what I want it to do, and there are times when
a .NET 2.0 solution on a MS platform will produce acceptable results the
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