Steps to reproduce the video tutorial: See full instructions in OpenPetra Wiki Make sure .Net 4 is installed Install SharpDevelop Install NAnt Install 7zip Download and unzip nightly build of OpenPetra Update August 2015: the nightly build is now hosted at
Ext.Net 1.2 and Mono 2.10 on Ubuntu Oneiric
We have upgraded all the code of OpenPetra to .net 4.0.We also upgraded to Ext.Net 1.2. There were two bugs in Mono 2.10, which were show-stoppers:http://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2505 was a problem with the mono compiler, in Mono 2.10.xThis was fixed in mono
Ext.Net and Mono
I like ext.js/Sencha for having a rich client in the browser. On the other hand, we are using Mono for running our .Net server. ext.net is a good library that helps you to easily write web applications, based on your
CruiseControl.net and Mono
I have set up CruiseControl.net (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ccnet/) on Mono for building our OpenPetra.org project, which is quite a big project. Here are the steps I followed, and my config files so that people can benefit from it: Here is some advice
DTAUS with C#
I needed to export Lastschriften (instructions for direct debit) for our german office, and after looking for some solutions, I realised that it is not that hard to write it yourself… Here is the result: http://download.pokorra.de/coding/Dtaus.csPlease feel free to use
Use the CSParser to process C# files
I wanted to generate code but at the same time parse the target file first to see if any changes have been manually made or with the graphical designer. I found the following parser for c# code: http://www.codeplex.com/csparser; it seems
Free Visual C++ Toolkit
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/ copy nmake.exe from .net SDK into bin directory use the shortcut to start a cmd box with the environment variables set Blog about ithttp://blogs.msdn.com/brianjo/archive/2004/04/17/115335.aspx Manual from Microsoft about nmake.exe review from a linux point of view:llg.cubic.org If you have
BsDiff for Windows and .net
This program is based on the excellent unix tool bsdiff from Colin Percival. I made some adjustments, so that it would compile in C++ mode in Dev-C++ IDE (mingw compiler), using the libbzip2 package. This version is based on bsdiff
SQL2Diagram
SQL2Diagram: A sourceforge project that I am involved in; we use that program at work to keep track of our database structure, consisting of 250+ tables in several modules. It basically parses the SQL Create Table statements and generates both