Hello,
Probably you can share the test program by creating a bug in
bugzilla.novell.com ? That will be helpful for Varadhan (in CC) to
reproduce and fix it.
Thanks
Nagappan
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 7:47 AM, Christian Hobelsberger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> maybe someone can help with
This should do the trick in your config - just make sure it points to the right
location:
MonoServerPath "/usr/local/bin/mod-mono-server2"
fevans wrote:
> In the end, I changed MODMONO_SERVER_PATH in mod_mono.h.
> I'm pretty sure this isn't necessary, but I couldn't find the right
> solution.
Miguel answered your email and asked you to attach a strace:
http://lists.ximian.com/pipermail/mono-devel-list/2008-April/027541.html
-g
On 16-Apr-08, at 11:59 AM, StApostol wrote:
I sent an email on the very same topic a few days ago, but it seems
it never arrived :/
What if the project
In the end, I changed MODMONO_SERVER_PATH in mod_mono.h.
I'm pretty sure this isn't necessary, but I couldn't find the right
solution.
fevans wrote:
>
> I've configured mod_mono, and I feel like I'm 95% there.
>
> Configuration:
> Mono 1.9
> Apache 2.2.8
>
> I have a .NET2.0 Web-Service. When
Hi there,
I have a problem using Mono for database operations.
The usecase is:
There a list object with approx. 12k items, make a database connection and
open up a Transaction. Then stepping through the list and write each item
using a stored procedure.
After the a hundred items processed, the
Hello,
maybe someone can help with this problem.
I have a c# application which is copying a lot of data from one sql-server
to an other one - along with doing some re-structuring of data. So there are
a lot of sql-statements and stored procedures invoked, transactions are
used, too.
After a certa
Petit Eric wrote:
> 2008/4/16, StApostol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> I sent an email on the very same topic a few days ago, but it seems it never
>> arrived :/
>>
>>
>>
>> What if the project is a class library? There's no startup script in that
>> case, unless you move that burden to the consumer
I've configured mod_mono, and I feel like I'm 95% there.
Configuration:
Mono 1.9
Apache 2.2.8
I have a .NET2.0 Web-Service. When I bring up the WSDL url in the browser I
get an error (related to CodeBehind and class not found).
But I noticed at the bottom of the error-message it said...
"Mono
I sent an email on the very same topic a few days ago, but it seems it never
arrived :/
What if the project is a class library? There's no startup script in that
case, unless you move that burden to the consumers of your library (which is
not really nice or developer friendly).
Up to Mono 1.2.6,
Folks,
I made an online monodoc editor/browser using emergetk (and mono, xsp2,
mysql, ...) Parses the generated xml files, not the assembled objects.
It's pretty quick to edit, if you want to try, you can use editor/editor for
username & password.
http://doc.emergetk.skullsquad.com
If there is
Johann MacDonagh wrote:
> So far, I think that a combination of using impersonation="true"> in my web.config, along with mod_authnz_external
> and pwauth *might* do the trick, but I have no idea. This can be done
> easily in IIS, but does anyone have an idea if this will work with
> OpenSUSE
Johann MacDonagh wrote:
> I am developing an ASP.NET application running on OpenSUSE for a set
> of users. These users will have accounts on the OpenSUSE box. I was
> wondering if it was possible to set up Apache and my web.config file
> to prompt the user for their account information (using
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