Hi Again,
Does anybody have an idea as to why my EXE could not load MainWindow,
even though I installed Gtk# on the target machine?
Thanks!
JimE.
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Hello Again,
I installed mono on the target machine, still no luck. I tried running
the program with mono --debug FvmRTD.exe and got:
Unhandled Exception: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type
'MainWindow' from assembly 'FvmRTD, Version=1.0.4241.35117, Culture=neutral,
No, no.
It's GTK# for .NET which is at version 2.12.10, not GTK# for .NET
2.12.10 (a .NET version which doesn't exist, anyway).
jimevt wrote:
Wait a minute - if the GTK# is for .NET 2.12.10, does that mean that I
my compilation should be targeting .NET 2.12.10?
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It's possible this isn't related to the state of .NET at all. You
could add some output (either Console.Writeline or MessageBox.Show,
depending on what type of application it is) which should tell you
whether your application is at least able to load.
Another possibility is to use something like
I already sent this in an email reply to Ian, but didn't see it show up in
the list. Sorry if you get it twice! Also - the build process says it is
building a target for .NET 3.5. I see that the development machine has
.NET 4.0 but the target doesn't.I'm going to try installing .NET 4.0
Hi Jim,
If you're targeting .NET 3.5 then installing .NET 4.0 wouldn't help
because they use different CLRs. Is .NET 3.5 installed on the target
machine? Is it possible that you require .NET3.5 sp1?
John
I already sent this in an email reply to Ian, but didn't see it show up in
the list.
Hello Again,
I'm targeting 3.5 and both the development and target machines have 3.5
sp1 on them. I tried uninstalling 3.5 sp1 on the target machine, then
installing 3.5 - still no luck.
I thought that I might target an earlier .NET version, but I get errors
when I try to build the
Nope, that didn't do it either. When I tried to run it without 4.0
installed, it clearly told me that I needed to install .NET 4.0.
After I installed .NET 4.0, I got the same error.
Just to be sure, I uninstalled Gtk# for .NET 2.12.10 and re-installed;
same error.
Wait a
Did you run the gtk-sharp installer on the other machine? or just copy the
dlls?
On Fri, Aug 05, 2011 at 09:01:57PM +0100, jimevt wrote:
Hi All!
I'm new to Mono, C#, Gtk#, etc. Sorry if this is an easy question! I
searched for a while, but couldn't find an answer.
I'm using
Hi All!
I'm new to Mono, C#, Gtk#, etc. Sorry if this is an easy question! I
searched for a while, but couldn't find an answer.
I'm using MonoDevelop w/Gtk# on a windows machine to develop a program
named FvmRTD.exe. I can build, debug, and run on the development machine.
I used
Dang! I meant to include that I'm using MonoDevelop 2.6 Beta 3, in case it
makes a difference.
JimE.
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Jim,
The error message sounds like you might be missing the .NET runtime.
I haven't used Gtk# on windows, so I don't know if the installer
ensures that it is installed.
If it isn't related to the lack of the .NET runtime, you could add
some logging to a file (or the console if you want to
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