Project Mono support?

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KPat
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# Posted on: 21-Jul-2004 17:04:06   

Are there any plans to provide the LLBL support DLL's compiled under mono?

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# Posted on: 21-Jul-2004 17:25:01   
KPat
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# Posted on: 21-Jul-2004 17:32:40   

netclectic wrote:

this was posted recently: http://www.llblgen.com/tinyforum/Messages.aspx?ThreadID=1082

Odd, I couldnt get the search system to bring anything up for Mono, thanks for the link, hope dev continues under mono.

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# Posted on: 21-Jul-2004 19:12:23   

When I search on 'Mono' I get 5 links confused

Ah well simple_smile .

Mono is not officially supported, as no thourough tests have been done on it. The code should compile on mono though, and you should rebuild the runtime libraries for mono by hand, using the makefile shipped with the runtime lib sourcecode. This is fairly straightforward.

What I've tested and which worked, was inserting a row, deleting a row, updating a row, selecting rows etc. SOAP serialization and Xml Serialization crashed due to Mono issues, however these might have been fixed in the 1.0 release of mono. I only built SqlServer's DQE on Mono.

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# Posted on: 22-Jul-2004 16:00:33   

Otis wrote:

When I search on 'Mono' I get 5 links confused

I've had problems with the search form as well. At least in IE, if you press ENTER instead of clicking the button to perform the search, no results are returned. ENTER appears to only refresh the form, instead of performing the actual search, which may lead people to believe there are no results.

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# Posted on: 22-Jul-2004 16:07:58   

Yes, I saw that... I have had that on other sites as well sometimes. Looking into it it seems an IE thing, as HTML doesn't have a feature which allows you to specify what should happen when the user presses enter... disappointed

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# Posted on: 22-Jul-2004 17:06:41   

Otis wrote:

Yes, I saw that... I have had that on other sites as well sometimes. Looking into it it seems an IE thing, as HTML doesn't have a feature which allows you to specify what should happen when the user presses enter... disappointed

Sure it does smile .

<script language="javascript"> function runSearch() { if(event.keyCode == 13){ myForm.submit(); } } </script>

<input id="search" type="text" name="search" onkeyup="runSearch();" />

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# Posted on: 22-Jul-2004 17:41:59   

heh simple_smile thanks, will add that simple_smile

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