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authorJaime Anguiano Olarra <jaime@mono-cvs.ximian.com>2002-12-13 21:42:41 +0300
committerJaime Anguiano Olarra <jaime@mono-cvs.ximian.com>2002-12-13 21:42:41 +0300
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Fixing versions. Now all it's fine.
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@@ -309,18 +309,6 @@ A: We do not know, volunteers are working on this, but there is no set
date yet. The current approach is using the Wine Library to implement
it.
-Q: Hacking System.Windows.Forms.dll I've got this message while compiling
- in Linux:
- <br><br>** Message: Unknown heap type: #-<br><br>
- [...]<br><br>
- My code compiles just fine, no warning. Any clues?.
-
-A: <b>#-</b> is a format of the metadata tables that is not documented, it is
- produced in some cases by the ms compilers. Tell the compilers to
- produce ECMA-compliant binaries (disabling debug mode or whatever is
- needed). Or you can study the format and add support to the mono
- metadata loader:-)
-
<a name="msft"></a>
** Mono and Microsoft
@@ -671,32 +659,6 @@ Q: I'm wondering if there are any plans to start using nant to build the
A: Maybe well be doing some sort of automated build process + testing when
the summer finish.
-Q: I'm having a hell of a time and was wondering if you had any info on the
- availability of the Sybase .net provider?.
-
-A: the short answer is: no, it is not supported yet, but it will be soon.
- If you are intending to use this in a production environment, however,
- I suggest that you hold off on that for a while yet. It's good to play
- with, but I wouldn't trust it that much.
-
-Q: I would like that you or someone else implemented the service-stuff from
- windows for mono and then you could use that for easily building daemons.
- What are your plans about that?.
-
-A: Yes, we do need in fact someone with Windows experience to actually
- implement the Windows versions of those classes. The Unix case should
- be relatively trivial. Paolo has expressed his interest in the past in
- having a Mono.Posix.dll which would provide us with direct access to
- the Unix API, raw, without the .NET framework wrapping. Together
- with some utility classes and functions
-
-Q: Where is System.ServiceProcess?.
-
-A: Well, we should implement it. And nobody has volunteered to do so, I
- think that this is a completely new namespace that could be taken on by
- an eager developer. It is also a pretty small assembly, so it should be
- fun to implement.
-
<a name="asp">
** Mono and ASP.NET
@@ -721,23 +683,6 @@ A: Yes, we have plans to do so, but we need to wait for Patrik's patches to
HttpRuntime. Once that is there, writing a mod_mono should be trivial
(look at mono/samples/embed for a sample embedded application).
-Q: Does anyone know the status of the C# apache module for linux?
-
-A: mod_haydn is out there with the barebones support for embedding the Mono
- runtime in your web server. Once System.Web is mature, we can author
- the next step, but we are currently doing bug fixing on it and use a
- small external web server to test it.
-
-Q: I got the mono CVS version, what's next?. How do I start playing with
- ASP.NET in Mono?.
-
-A: Once you get your CVS version of Mono running, get the `xsp' module,
- which contains a test server for ASP.NET, and start throwing .aspx
- programs at it (I suggest we test all of the demos from the asp.net
- quickstart tutorials first, and then move on to more complex
- applications).
-
-
<a name="ado">
** Mono and ADO.NET