I thought it is a asp.net question, nothing to do with mono.
One way I came up with is inherit you masters from some class that can be
built to a dll and put it in bin folder,
And if you are doing some mobile app that runs most of env. with c#, I don't
know any way you can drop mono and go
I'm trying to configure my MVC ASP-NET 4 application with mod_mono and
apache2.
I can successfully run the application when the machine comes from a reboot
(or restarting services and clearing temp files). All works fine.
The problem is when I try to recompile the binary and replace it on the
I don’t think mod-mono-server4 2.10.0 is ok for apache2.4
Try:
1. Use apache 2.2
2. Or http://www.pokorra.de/2013/12/ to use tpokorra’ mod_mono-opt, but
this is not stable version? tpokorra?
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the compiler doesn't recurse all the way down that's needed,, true
as the original Windows compiler does. , I don't think so, windows
compile will do the same but there are something like MSBuild(M$) or
xbuild(mono), their job is about to tell compiler to do what, you can try.
I have to say
Why are you using a 2.10 mod_mono?
Il 28/mar/2014 13:06 Marcos Junior junalme...@gmail.com ha scritto:
I'm trying to configure my MVC ASP-NET 4 application with mod_mono and
apache2.
I can successfully run the application when the machine comes from a
reboot (or restarting services and
user@server:site_dir# xbuild
MSBUILD: error MSBUILD0003: Please specify the project or solution file to
build, as none was found in the current directory.
There is no project file in a website.
This is a simple, pure C# ASP.NET site that dynamically loads data.
Even if this was a project, are
Yes, you should compile your dll in the environment in which it will run, or
use a cross compiler targeted to that environment.
If you don't have the source I suspect you are out of luck. There is much
more to it than simply fiddling with the headers. You may be able to use
something like wine,
I can show the threads associated with my process using ps or top, but not
their names.
Should I expect to be able to show the names of threads that were named in
mono using myThread.Name = whatever?
If so, how?
Or is this information not available at that level?
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Greetings,
I'm new to using mono. I have a Windows application that I have developed
in C# with some P/Invoke calls to an unmanaged dll. I am attempting to run
this thing in a Linux environment, but am having issues with the unamanged
calls (exact error is given below). After a fair amount of
Hi,
I just had the same issue. Did you resolve it? If so, how?
Best Regards
Henrik Hagen
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Hello,
It seems that the assembly System.DirectoryServices.Protocols
is not installed in the GAC. Is it a real problem or just my mistake?
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I have updated to Mono 3.2.8 on Windows and is unable to print with Gtk#
(gtk3). Everything else is working with Gtk#, but when trying to print,
not print dialog is opened and the program hangs.
* I have [STAThread] on my main function.
* gtk3-demo.exe is able to print.
* I have testet with
On Mar 19, 2014, at 12:33 AM, Greg gregorymors...@gmail.com wrote:
I believe the calls are failing because the unamanged dll has not been
compiled in the native environment. Is this true, or should mono be able to
handle unmanaged dlls that were compiled in Windows?
Mono does not support
If that isn’t possible, you should look into using Wine. Mono should run atop
Wine (last I heard…), so this may be a viable solution for you.
The default for Wine nowadays (since 1.5 or so) is to install Mono
automatically (for various reasons, it uses a special Windows build)
and use it to
AFAIK Mono doesn't implement this specific library. Code was just stubbed 5
years ago as seen in
https://github.com/mono/mono/blob/master/mcs/class/System.DirectoryServices.Protocols/System.DirectoryServices.Protocols.dll.sources
Rafael Teixeira
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On Sat, Mar 22, 2014 at 7:51 PM,
Hi,
It is quite difficult to find some articles that talk about performance
optimizations and good practices (concerning performance) specifically for
*Mono* programing.
As Mono is different from .NET, I guess the compiler optimizes the code
differently and produces different bytecode. The GC is
Same code with microsoft .net framework 4.5 use just 12mb and its much faster
than mono,
mono is a piece of *hit.
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Hi,all
I am runing a web application on mono. There is a strange problem.
I define a database connection string in Web.config file, as the following:
connectionStrings
add name=MySqlConnectionStr
connectionString=server=localhost;database=dbmy;password=123456;user=root;port=3306;/
Much of that book still applies, as they are good techniques to optimize your
code, regardless of the implementation specifics of the runtime. Not 100%,
though. Several things that will be different:
* Profiling - you should become familiar with the mono framework profiler.
Quick guide is
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