Attempting to debug a windows app in Mono produces this error when it
attempts to connect to the backend web service
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I ran certmg --ssl mysite.com
It found the current certificate (X.509 v3) from Comodo (valid from
16/04/2010 to
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ahh, that kinda makes sense - although I am not expecting my bash script to
require user input.
Thanks for the pointer, I'll do some more digging
btw - what's the convention in here? top or bottom post? does it matter?
On 28 September 2011 20:03, Robert Jordan [via Mono]
the source code:
private void SetOracleType (OracleType type, bool inferring)
{
FreeHandle ();
Type valType = value.GetType ();
string exception =
I coppy IKVM dll to directory aplication and mono run
but i got a exception from aplication.. it start runing... and :
/home/binhara# mono scalabilty.exe
=
Prevayler vs JDBC Scalability Tests
I did it!!
I hacked {root}/sample/gnomevfs/Makefile.am, commenting out lines
referencing to TestXfer.cs, TestXfer.exe and Mono.GetOptions.dll (lines 18,
48, 88 and 89). Compilation successful and Monodevelop 2.6 working with Mono
2.10 building from tarball.
Thanks for you great help!
Regards.
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 5:51 AM, alessandro binhara
binh...@monobrasil.com.br wrote:
I coppy IKVM dll to directory aplication and mono run
but i got a exception from aplication.. it start runing... and :
/home/binhara# mono scalabilty.exe
Hi!
After of my adventures installing monodevelop building it from tarball, I
found another error, this time related to monodevelop-debugger. At
compilation, four errors occurs:
./MonoDebuggerSession.cs(124,43): error CS0115:
Hi,
This is the Mono hard debugger. It's a deprecated addin, because we
use the soft debugger nowadays. You should avoid building it.
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 3:46 PM, Daniel Soto daniel.sot...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
After of my adventures installing monodevelop building it from
Oh, I see.
Thank you so much!!
2011/9/29 Alex xtzgzo...@gmail.com
Hi,
This is the Mono hard debugger. It's a deprecated addin, because we
use the soft debugger nowadays. You should avoid building it.
Regards,
Alex
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 3:46 PM, Daniel Soto daniel.sot...@gmail.com
Hello Chris,
Your application was [re]compiled against the 4.0 framework and you're
still trying to execute it using the 2.0 runtime, i.e. mscorlib.dll
from v2 does not have the (new v4) method that your compiled
application is using.
Sebastien
Le 2011-09-29 à 15:37, Chris Derrick
Thanks, that was it. I guess that I must have upgraded mono-devel at the
same time which in turn changed the runtime version of my solution.
Thanks again!
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I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and I wrote a service that worked correctly on
mono-2.0-service version 2.6.7-5ubuntu1~dhx1 (which I installed through
http://badgerports.org/), but I was prompted to update to
2.10.5-1~dhx1~lucid1 and now the service is throwing this error:
mono-service2 Sample.exe
Is there a cross-platform pure C# (Mono/.Net) method for determining if your
code is running on an IA64 system?
Calling Environment.Is64BitOperatingSystem property will tell me 32bit pr
64bit. However that doesn't tell me if it is Itanium. Calling
hi:
I need to know when a process get exit, before I have get a list with
Process.GetProcess(); and I have put their .EnableRaisingEvent to true and
I have create the methor thar will respond when some process get exit, and
added to their event Exited, but when I close a process that is in the
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