Differences between Mono and WinForms is misleading. It would be more like
differences between .NET WinForms and Mono WinForms, or simply Bugs in
the Mono WinForms implementation (although there are also bugs in .NET
WinForms, those will probably never be fixed).
Anyway, having a look at all the
I would suggest you consider using another database altogether. SQLite
is meant to interface with c and c++ programs, neither of which is a
language mono supports. Most asp.net applications are developed for
Microsoft SQL server or MySQL server depending on where the developer
wants the asp.net
Dale E. Moore wrote:
Is this a good place to ask questions about sqlite? Can somebody please
tell me where to go;)
On SQLite itself - no, in relation to Mono/ASP.NET - yes.
Has everybody (or anybody) worked with monodevelop to put together an
asp.net http://asp.net application that uses an
I'm using the default asp.net membership provider; which works fine in
monodevelop, but; does not find the App_Data/aspnetdb.sqlite database when
copied to TEST. I copied the mono connectionString, and membership
definition into my web.config but then could never login even from
monodevelop.
I'm
Hi mono team,
in developing software for linguistic applications our team recently
developed a patch for the SCIM input method manager that allows us to
programmatically change the selected Input Method (IM). The key idea is
that when a user switches from a textbox that expects English input
Hi,
Hi,
I have inherited a VB.net application. The application
is currently developed under Visual Studio 2008 and is
a GUI using a bunch of Windows Forms. I would
like to be able to run this under Linux and it appears I
need Mono to do this. In the documentation, I noticed
the
Hi,
Hi All,
Sorry if this is an easy question, but im new to Mono and Linux.
Im using Ubuntu 9.04 and latest Mono Develop.
I have a windows application developed in Visual Studio for my desktop,
it is our companies CRM system and as such is vital to our company.
I want to port over to
On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 08:35 +, william leader wrote:
I would suggest you consider using another database altogether. SQLite
is meant to interface with c and c++ programs, neither of which is a
language mono supports.
[...]
I would suggest you do some research before giving advice to other
I'll just have to chime in here and recommend at least taking a brief look
at PostgreSQL as well. I tried it out a while back and haven't gone back to
either MS SQL or MySQL since.. You'll have no problems getting Mono code to
talk with it either.
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 12:35 AM, william leader
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 23:06 -0800, Buttink wrote:
Ubuntu 9.10 has Mono 2.4.2.3 WOOT but anyway after installing
libmono-simd2.0-cil I can probably run programs that use Simd but
gmcs says it doenst have the metadata for Mono.Simd
Should I just make my own sym link from the install on in
On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 03:55 -0500, Gonzalo Paniagua Javier wrote:
[...]
Should I just make my own sym link from the install on in gac or is there a
utility to do this
[...]
Forgot to mention that the link is automatically create when installing
the assembly in the GAC if you use the
william leader wrote:
I would suggest you consider using another database altogether. SQLite
is meant to interface with c and c++ programs, neither of which is a
language mono supports. Most asp.net applications are developed for
Microsoft SQL server or MySQL server depending on where the
Dale E. Moore wrote:
Is this a good place to ask questions about sqlite? Can somebody please
tell me where to go;)
On SQLite itself - no, in relation to Mono/ASP.NET - yes.
Has everybody (or anybody) worked with monodevelop to put together an
asp.net http://asp.net application that uses an
What are mono projects plans regarding Android.
I see that a basic port has been done but that its not good for much
more then a hello world app.
I assumed that strategically Android would be more important to mono
then the iphone. Given that android has a Linux kernel and is open
source, it
I have to at least partly agree with you here daniel, while I would love to
develop
smartphone applications using C#/Mono, getting an iPhone to do so is not
a compromise I'm willing to make. Too expensive for the masses (outside
of the US anyway) and way too much dictatorship. Frankly, I think
Hi Dale,
The latest mojoPortal from our svn trunk repository is pre-configured
to use SQLite in MonoDevelop using mojoportal.mds solution.
I changed the default db configuration from pgsql recently just
because its zero configuration, we inlcude a sqlite database and it
just works.
You can
Dear All.
We are currently porting Mono to Android. (and soon also to ChromeOS)
We expect to release the first version in the beginning of next year. (2010)
We do this because we need it for Roozz plugin. A technology layer that allow
for cross platform development on 6 platforms and
On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 13:04 +0100, Thomas Jam Pedersen wrote:
We are currently porting Mono to Android. (and soon also to ChromeOS)
Exciting. (a) I love .NET and (b) I just pre-ordered my Motorola Droid.
I really, really, don't want to develop in Java.
We expect to release the first version
Hi,
Hi,
I have inherited a VB.net application. The application
is currently developed under Visual Studio 2008 and is
a GUI using a bunch of Windows Forms. I would
like to be able to run this under Linux and it appears I
need Mono to do this. In the documentation, I
If you are using mojoPortal then you don't have to worry about this,
the mojoMembership just talks to business objects which talk to data
objects which already know their connection string from the
appSettings.
If you are using some other membership provider then you probably need
to add a
I'm using the default asp.net membership provider; which works fine in
monodevelop, but; does not find the App_Data/aspnetdb.sqlite database when
copied to TEST. I copied the mono connectionString, and membership
definition into my web.config but then could never login even from
monodevelop.
I'm
Npgsql developers have re-licensed Npgsql under the BSD license.
http://fxjr.blogspot.com/2007/08/npgsql-license-changed-to-bsd_27.html
Npgsql
http://npgsql.projects.postgresql.org/
Plus, Npgsql has (copied from the Npgsql web page):
# Support for .Net 2.0 and 3.5
# Entity Framework (EF): In
Yeap, we changed license so it would be more aligned with server
license itself and also to help users with commercial products.
Although LGPL already allowed them to use Npgsql, they had fears about
it.
Another motivation was VS.Net design support which may impose some
restrictions in code
//Example code
//On the NetFarmewort - all work fine
//On Mono - ~105MiB in the heap, after GC.Collect(). Expected ~5 MiB
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
namespace mono_gc_test
{
class Program
{
static object
Because Mono does not support a collector like this, it uses a different
kind, a conservative collector.
//Example code
//On the NetFarmewort - all work fine
//On Mono - ~105MiB in the heap, after GC.Collect(). Expected ~5 MiB
using System;
using
ra, forget the monolist, sorry
2009/11/3 Petit Eric surfz...@gmail.com
same if trying to force :
//Example code
//On the NetFarmework - all work fine
//On Mono - ~105MiB in the heap, after GC.Collect(). Expected ~5 MiB
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
Hello,
I used Mono+System.Data.OracleClient+instantclient to access Oracle database
in multi-threading way on x64bit SUSE Linux.
It would be useful to have a test case to reproduce this issue.
Your reply will be highly appreciated!
My program run several minutes and crashed and exited
Hello,
Sample repro can be found here:
https://bugzillafiles.novell.org/attachment.cgi?id=170208
So this sample without any threads is crashing the Mono runtime?
That would point to some P/Invoke signature being wrong.
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Hello,
I believe Miguel said about a dozen of Novell devs worked on Mono (+
contributors), I don't know much other than that.
There are currently some 34 full time developers at Novell working on
Mono related technologies: Mono (core, class libraries, compilers), Mono
for Visual Studio,
Hi,
On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 15:14 -0500, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
Sample repro can be found here:
https://bugzillafiles.novell.org/attachment.cgi?id=170208
So this sample without any threads is crashing the Mono runtime?
That would point to some P/Invoke signature being wrong.
While I'm at it, anyone know how Monodevelop sees assemblies?? I can compile
at the command line but MD still doesn't see it in the references list.
BTW, If I sent this wrong someone tell me.
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I personally would rather bindings to the android graphics libraries
(whatever they are called) then a winforms port which will just look and
feel wrong.
At work I am a windows mobile developer and develop using the compact
framework and I can tell you that winforms on mobile devices sucks big
Thanks for your feedback Daniel.
OK, so you don't like winform. (But this is where the majority of developers
are worldwide)
Would WPF be better for you?
Let me tell you what we want. We are not particular focusing on winform.
What we want to do, is to make it possible to build an application
The Mono guys put a theme interface in place for WinForms, which could be
used to make WinForms apps look right on Android.
Just my 2 cents. Good luck!
Thomas Jam Pedersen wrote:
Thanks for your feedback Daniel.
OK, so you don't like winform. (But this is where the majority of
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