Building and running VS2005 project on linux with MonoDevelop?

It looks like that method is implemented in newer versions of Mono. (2.0 is about a year old. ).

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I have a VS2005 project that I'm trying to run on linux. First - is it even possible? The project is .

NET 2.0, and I have mono JIT 2.0.1 on my linux machine. The project builds successfully in monodevelop, but when I run it I get the exception stack: Unhandled Exception: System. NotImplementedException: The requested feature is not implemented.

At System.Data.DataViewManager.System.Collections.IEnumerable. GetEnumerator () 0x00000 at System.Windows.Forms. ListBindingHelper.

GetListItemType(System. Object dataSource, System. String dataMember) 0x00000 at System.Windows.Forms.

ListBindingHelper. GetListItemType(System. Object list) 0x00000 at System.Windows.Forms.BindingSource.

SetList (IList I) 0x00000 ... Am I missing some assemblies, or am I just looking for something that can't be done? I don't do that much . NET programming as it is, so please excuse my lack of knowledge on this one.

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It looks like that method is implemented in newer versions of Mono. (2.0 is about a year old. ) If you want to scan your assemblies with MoMA, it will tell you which methods you use that Mono does not support.

Cool, I'll give it a try - thanks! – sa125 Oct 18 '09 at 19:01.

I think you'll find mono is (or at least used to be) a bit spotty on things like grids and dataviews and datagrids. Update to the latest mono and tell us if it works!

I'm having a bit of a hard time updating to the latest build (2.4.3, I think). Part of it is because my dev machine is on a closed intranet in my company. I'll keep updating on this post if anything new comes up.

– sa125 Oct 19 '09 at 11:46 I'm in a similar situation, you can try using NTLMAPS, it works pretty well. Ntlmaps.sourceforge.net – Chris Oct 20 '09 at 3:21.

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