C# on MONO

G

Giulio Petrucci

Hi there,

does anyone of you ever used C# on MONO, in a Linux environment? In
particular I'd like to know:
1 - if WinForms are supported
2 - which development environmet should I use?

Thanks in advance,
Giulio - Italia
 
D

Doker

Giulio Petrucci pisze:
Hi there,

does anyone of you ever used C# on MONO, in a Linux environment? In
particular I'd like to know:
1 - if WinForms are supported
2 - which development environmet should I use?
1. Yes. Looks worse then .net's but yes.
2. Which you like? You can even user visual studio, compile on windows
on .net framework and run on linux under mono in most cases.
 
M

Mads Bondo Dydensborg

Giulio said:
Hi there,

does anyone of you ever used C# on MONO, in a Linux environment?

Yes. Quite a lot.
In
particular I'd like to know:
1 - if WinForms are supported

Think so. There is a tool to check your assemblies, actually.
http://www.mono-project.com/MoMA
2 - which development environmet should I use?

Whatever you like, but if like VS, you should probably try MonoDevelop.

Note, that you can us VS under Windows against a Windows Mono installation,
then deploy/test on Linux.

Also, we use CruiseControl as an integration server on several platforms.

Regards,

Mads
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P

panda31

Yes. Quite a lot.


Think so. There is a tool to check your assemblies, actually.http://www.mono-project.com/MoMA


Whatever you like, but if like VS, you should probably try MonoDevelop.

Note, that you can us VS under Windows against a Windows Mono installation,
then deploy/test on Linux.

Also, we use CruiseControl as an integration server on several platforms.

Regards,

Mads
--

If you don't have VS on Windows, you can use the *excelent*
SharpDevelop.
About WinForms with MONO, they can be replaced with GTK#, that offers
a portable solution. You can find more information on
http://www.mono-project.com/WinForms.

Have fun with Mono.

For my own interest, do you know if it is possible to deploy Mono on
IIS server?

Thx
 
G

Giulio Petrucci

Hi panda31,

panda31 ha scritto:
If you don't have VS on Windows, you can use the *excelent*
SharpDevelop.

Uhm... not so excellent, actually.
I think that there's no choice under Win ;-)
About WinForms with MONO, they can be replaced with GTK#, that offers
a portable solution. You can find more information on
http://www.mono-project.com/WinForms.
Interesting...

Have fun with Mono.

I'm trying! ;-)
Actually I could port a lot of application with no effort under my
SlackWare and my Debian installations! absolutely cool!!!
For my own interest, do you know if it is possible to deploy Mono on
IIS server?

AFAIK - and I'm not what you can say "an expert" - you can run xsp2
under Linux. I'm doing it, having no problems at all.

Regards,
Giulio - Italia

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C

cubaman

Hi panda31,

panda31 ha scritto:


Uhm... not so excellent, actually.
I think that there's no choice under Win ;-)


I'm trying! ;-)
Actually I could port a lot of application with no effort under my
SlackWare and my Debian installations! absolutely cool!!!


AFAIK - and I'm not what you can say "an expert" - you can run xsp2
under Linux. I'm doing it, having no problems at all.

Regards,
Giulio - Italia

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Hello:
There is also mod-mono, an apache module that serves aspx pages under
apache.
www.mono-project.com
Best regards.

Oscar Acosta
 
G

Giulio Petrucci

cubaman ha scritto:
There is also mod-mono, an apache module that serves aspx pages under
apache.

I didn't know: thank you for pointing out!

Regards,
Giulio - Italia

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M

Mads Bondo Dydensborg

panda31 wrote:

For my own interest, do you know if it is possible to deploy Mono on
IIS server?

No, I do not know.

Should be possibly though, but I do not know if ISS can be configured for
it?

Regards,

Mads

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Dydensborg
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