Hi Doug,
Thanks for your reply. We've simply run Moma against CCR and DSS related
libraries, and as expected, some errors were detected, some of them were
"MethodNotImplemented" errors for example.
Thus, although we have not tried yet, supposed our robotics service was not
going to run correctly
Miguel,
Why do you think that Mono doesn't run the CCR and DSS? They shouldn't have
to be ported, right? Should just run?
Have you tried running them directly? Do you have an idea of what isn't
implemented?
Is it a compiler issue? Or a runtime issue?
How are you testing? Can you file a bug repo
Hi every one..
well! iam a dual boot user (windowz and Ubuntu)
can a run a C# program in linux which is compiled in windows ??
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Hi, I am working on a code that is running nunit2 tests and I wanted to
ingrate a code coverage tool to it. I saw the page here in mono about code
coverage and there is no mention of how to insert that --profile option of
mono to a nant buildfile with nunit2. (it can be either the monocov or the
Hi
I'm new to mono so please bear with me. I am a .Net programmer who is
trying to convert some of his projects to Mono on Linux. My developement
platform is Ubuntu 8.04.1 and Mono 1.9.1 (from the badgerports repository).
When I have produced a Nant build file for XPTable
(http://sourceforge.n
I have installed Mono 2.0 under Ubuntu 7.10 using the following description:
http://srackham.wordpress.com/2008/10/08/installing-mono-20-on-ubuntu-710/
When I try to compile software, I get such error messages from time to time.
The more mono applications run the more often I seem to get this err
I am trying to use some classes that contain partial methods (not to be
confused with partial classes) and i am getting a compilation Error: Feature
'partial methods' cannot be used because it is not part of the C# 2.0
language spec...
Thanks,
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This is clear. One more question, does mono-service work on Mac OS X?
Thanks,
William L.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 8:50 PM, Kornél Pál <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The question was related to the services of Mono itself rather than your
> own services.
>
> mono-service lets you run service applicat
LOL thanks, I'm an idiot.
Stifu wrote:
>
> For the record, Ubuntu Hardy is v8.04 (8 = 2008, 04 = April).
>
> Also, this may be interesting:
> http://eric.extremeboredom.net/2008/10/15/296 Mono 2.0 Packages for Ubuntu
> Intrepid
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Hi,
> I seriously suggest you change to openSUSE. You can get latest mono
> support with that.
And for the exact reason, I seriously suggest you go over to Fedora!
TTFN
Paul
(mono packager)
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On Mon, 2008-10-20 at 17:29 +0200, Peter Hagen wrote:
> Hi all
>
> does anybody know if its possible to use a mono executable / module / or
> something to tell apache if he is allowed to pass or access a certain
> file?
>
> For example, someone authenticates on my website (mono), which is behind
Hi all
does anybody know if its possible to use a mono executable / module / or
something to tell apache if he is allowed to pass or access a certain
file?
For example, someone authenticates on my website (mono), which is behind
a apache proxy. Now I want to access another part of the network th
I cannot get openSUSE as I am also a PHP/MySQL developer using LAMP, I use
some MySQL Admin and Query tools which I could not get to work on openSUSE.
So as much as I like openSUSE, I could not get it to work with some of the
tools I needed.
So I will have to stick with Ubuntu.
william lee-5 w
I had the same issue on Ubuntu, i couldn't fix it, so, i install Debuger 2.0
which has released in the Mono 2.0 release.
Date: Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:19:35 -0500From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]: [Mono-list] MDB won't compile/install
Hi, I am trying to compile the debugger, but when I ru
The question was related to the services of Mono itself rather than your
own services.
mono-service lets you run service applications created using .NET
ServiceBase calsses on Linux. As far as I know mono-service only works
on Linux and Mono currently has no support for services on Windows.
Ko
what about mono-service?
Is that a Windows service port to Linux?
Thanks,
William L.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Kornél Pál <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mono aims to provide the same functionality as .NET Framework so you
> don't need .NET Framework but they can work side-by-side.
>
> Mono c
I seriously suggest you change to openSUSE. You can get latest mono support
with that.
Regards,
William L.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 3:52 PM, mashcaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> Thanks for the replies. I am an Ubuntu user and I already have mono 1.9
> something installed with MonoDevevelop.
Mono aims to provide the same functionality as .NET Framework so you
don't need .NET Framework but they can work side-by-side.
Mono currently has no services (and has no plans for them).
Kornél
gatomono wrote:
> The windows installer of Mono install mono putting windows services?, or the
> ins
For the record, Ubuntu Hardy is v8.04 (8 = 2008, 04 = April).
Also, this may be interesting:
http://eric.extremeboredom.net/2008/10/15/296 Mono 2.0 Packages for Ubuntu
Intrepid
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Thanks for the replies. I am an Ubuntu user and I already have mono 1.9
something installed with MonoDevevelop. What kind of project do I create
which will work on all platforms?
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