Has anyone managed to get subsonic or a variant working on Windows Mobile? We cant get it to work as it has a dependency on System.Configuration.
Any suggestions on an alternate ORMs that would work on a windows mobile device?
A colleague of mine used EntitySpaces on a Windows Mobile project and was pretty pleased with it.
Is the System.Configuration dependency the only issue? If so, you could always try to get around it by adding that capability. For example OpenNETCF's SDF has an OpenNETCF.Configuration namespace that mirrors a lot of the System.Configuration namespace. You might be able to eitehr modify subsonic to use that namespace, or modify and recompile the SDF's assembly to use System.Configuration as a namespace.
You could look at something like LLBLGEN which shows support for the compact framework.
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I need to set some persisting configuration info for the console app I'm writing with VB .Net Core (.Net 5.0).
Acc. to the documentation, System.Configuration should do the trick but Visual Studio goes: Imports statement unnecessary, and the My namespace only has InternalXmlHelper. My.Settings is simply non-existent.
I've tried to read the documentation and yesterday searched all over for anyone with similar issues but have found nothing so far.
Some help would be appreciated. :')
Edit: I've also checked to see if adding System.Configuration.dll as a reference is possible, and it is also unavailable.
Edit Conclusive: Found out that .Net Core does not support System.Configuration. Nevermind then. Hope I can find an alternative.
I am generating a WCF proxy using add web referance in Xamarin Studio
yet genrated proxy create the following error:
The type or namespace name IExtensibleDataObject' does not exist in the namespaceSystem.Runtime.Serialization'. Are you missing an assembly reference? (CS0234) (infra)
I am using mono4.0.5
Can anybody help me solve this problem that gave me many sleepless nights.
PS: I tried to skip proxy generation to using slsvcutil.exe code generation
but the same error keeps happening
Right click on you project and select Edit references. Look for System.Runtime.Serialization and select it.
If you already set the reference of System.Runtime.Serailization and error is still persist then try following regular steps..
clean solution and rebuild solution
restart visual studio
I found a solution for your problem. The problem is Xamarin Portable Targets. The targets must not contain any Windows targets selected. After changing this as in the image below it will not give you any compile time errors for System.Runtime.Serialization.
I found that after reading this https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/under_the_hood/assemblies/
The System.Runtime.Serialization.dll is for the Silverlight package and when selecting windows targets it might be removing these dlls/code not supported in windows platform from the portable libraries.
I'm trying to communicate my application VB6 (et VBA) with MS Project 2007 so I would like to use the MPXJ library. The problem is that I dont know if it's possible to use these .net libraries with my VB6 application. I cant add the .dll directly
How could I do this, ideas? I can't migrate my code to vb.net
thanks
I'm pleased to say that MPXJ can be used via COM. You'll need to download version 4.5.0 from SourceForge. In the lib.net directory you'll find the DLLs and TLBs you'll need. You will need to use regasm to register the assemblies for use with COM. There are some brief notes here on working with MPXJ via COM.
You may find the notes here useful as they discuss the three different flavours of mpxj.dll that are shipped, and MPXJ's dependencies.
I'd be happy to update the documentation on working with MPXJ via COM in the light of your experience!
I want to use the HMACSHA1 class in a project but the namespace System.Security.Cryptography is missing. If I add the reference System.Security, I find the namespace Cryptography but without the class HMACSHA1. And I can't find the namespace Windows.Security.Cryptography which seems to replace System.Security.Cryptography.
My projet targets the framework .NET 4.5and the .NET for Windows Store apps and He use Nuget on Visual 2012 on Windows 7.
Someone have a solution to this problem ?
According to the MSDN entry on HMACSHA1
There's no information that it is included in the Portable Class Library.
BUT: there's Portable Class Libraries Contrib out there, which includes a port of HMACSHA1
I had what sounds like a similar problem in a newly created C# console application. By default System reference showed some of System.Security, but not any of the Cryptography stuff. I had to right click 'References', 'Add Reference' and select 'System Security' after which I had access to the Cryptography stuff.
I'm fairly new to C# so sorry if my description isn't up to snuff or if this solution doesn't apply to mobile apps. Maybe helps someone else. thx
I am building an executable using VS2008 and .NET compact framework 3.5, targetting Windows Mobile 6 professional, but whenever I compile the project, everything that I have specified in the AssemblyInfo.cs file is ignored.
I have done this many times in other projects and it works without problem, but for some reason I cannot get the AssemblyTitle/AssemblyProduct/AssemblyVersion attributes etc to show up (I am trying to view them using Windows Explorer, I am able to see these properties in the details tab for any other assembly that I have built - even other projects in the same solution).
Any suggestions?
That info is looking at the native version info, which on the desktop is set using the AssemblyFileVersionAttribute. The AssemblyFileVersionAttribute is unsupported in the CF, so the only way to set the version info out of the box is to command-line compile. There is a workaround in this blog.
I know this is old, but there's a simpler solution posted here:
Version number in .NET Compact Framework application
You have to use reflection.
System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.Major System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.Minor System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.Build System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.Revision
in tag PlatformFamilyName; rather that PocketPC, change to add WindowsCE
in csproj