[Mono-list] OS X 64bit support

2013-09-20 Thread jonat...@mugginsoft.com
Now that the iPhone sports 64 bits will we see the standard OS X Mono framework download supporting 64 bits anytime soon? This does seem to have been on the cards for a while. Jonathan ___ Mono-list maillist - Mono-list@lists.ximian.com http

Re: [Mono-list] Connecting Remote SQL Server through C#

2013-09-20 Thread biternal
Hi Martin, would it be possible, that you try to connect against my server? It's at h1878433.stratoserver.net\SQLEXPRESS,8080. I created a database called 'Test2008' with one table named 'Test'. User and password are both 'Test'. I can also produce another errormessage when I exclude the instance

Re: [Mono-list] Connecting Remote SQL Server through C#

2013-09-20 Thread Martin Thwaites
I would imagine that it could be the issue due to the way that certificate validation. Try overriding the certificate validation using the ServicepointManager (can't remember the syntax). Also try disabling encryption in SQL server to rule it out. Hope that helps. On Sep 15, 2013 6:34 PM, "biter

[Mono-list] displaying unicode characters in Ubuntu

2013-09-20 Thread tanalbit
I'm using GDI+ to display text. Normally in Windows, Unicode characters display seamlessly. When I run my application on Ubuntu, most Unicode characters will not display unless I specifically install a font which supports those characters. I've noticed that programs such as gedit, Firefox, and e

Re: [Mono-list] Connecting Remote SQL Server through C#

2013-09-20 Thread Martin Thwaites
I'm out of ideas, I can connect to a standard SQL instance without a problem. I'd try reinstalling SQL using default, or better yet, install it in a standard way somewhere else then try your app against both. To be clear, as far as I know, there are no issues with SQL DB connections in mono. On S

Re: [Mono-list] What is current status of GTK#

2013-09-20 Thread Stifu
I haven't looked closely at XWT, but personally, I hope they did *not* base all control and property names or anything else on GTK#. If they did, that'd sound like they're shoehorning other implementations to match GTK#, which sounds like bad design to me. Like trying to fit cylinders into square h