Hi OJ,
I'm building my application against .Net v4.0 and the Protobuf-net
has the v2.0.0.640 and the runtime version is v2.0.50727.I am using local
ISS-Express to debug the WCF application. I didn't create any virtual
directory for debugging the application.
Thanks and Regards
Pan
Hi again Pandiarajan,
Can you also please confirm the version of protobuf-net that's being
referenced in your project along with which version of .NET that library is
compiled for?
Thanks.
OJ
On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 7:15 AM, OJ Reeves wrote:
> Hi Pandiarajan,
>
> Thanks for the email. This is
Hi Pandiarajan,
Thanks for the email. This is the first I've heard of CI being used behind
a WCF service before, so perhaps you've uncovered some kind of quirk. It
does seem a little odd that it can't find protobuf-net given that it has a
reference to it in your project.
Can you please give me so
reposting reply originally at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5833414
As the person doing the github:basho/leveldb work, I agree with the above (very
professional reply, not something you expect to see on the Internet, thank
you). We are optimizing to our individual environments. I do need
If you haven't seen it on HN [0], Hyperdex just dropped a leveldb fork they are
calling HyperLevelDB [1]. It seems like they are looking for drop-in
replacement compatibility. I'm interested to hear thoughts from the Basho folks
(or anyone else) once they've had a chance to look it over. One of
Hey Norman,
Your assumption is correct. In this particular situation, with regard to
the AppFog Application, you'd need to provide another facade over the Riak
Cluster in AWS that would provide security and API end point access. This
facade application, which easily could just be another node.js w
hi adron,
thanks for the reply, my current setup is simple, i have an node.js/express
website, where users can register and add content to mongodb hosted on
AppFog with Redis used for sessions. i like to move this over to riak.
i was looking at
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/cookbooks/Network-S