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[Dotgnu-pnet-commits] CVS: pnet/doc pnet_faq.html,1.9,1.10 |
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Update of /cvsroot/dotgnu-pnet/pnet/doc
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pnet_faq.html
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Updates to the pnet_faq wrto Windows.Forms and ADO.NET
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10.6. <a href="#q10_6">What other free software and
open source .NET efforts are there?</a><br>
11. <a href="#q10">Other random questions</a><br>
! 11.1. <a href="#q11_1">Can I use ASP.NET with DotGNU
Portable.NET?</a><br>
! 11.2. <a href="#q11_2">Why doesn't my C++ application
work that I built with Visual Studio.NET?</a><br>
! 11.3. <a href="#q11_3">Why don't you just use
Java?</a><br>
! 11.4. <a href="#q11_4">Isn't C# just a cheap
knock-off of Java?</a><br>
<a name="q1"><h2>1. What is DotGNU Portable.NET?</h2>
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10.6. <a href="#q10_6">What other free software and
open source .NET efforts are there?</a><br>
11. <a href="#q10">Other random questions</a><br>
! 11.1. <a href="#q11_1">Can I use Windows.Forms,
ADO.NET etc with DotGNU Portable.NET?</a><br>
! 11.2. <a href="#q11_2">Can I use ASP.NET with DotGNU
Portable.NET?</a><br>
! 11.3. <a href="#q11_3">Why doesn't my C++ application
work that I built with Visual Studio.NET?</a><br>
! 11.4. <a href="#q11_4">Why don't you just use
Java?</a><br>
! 11.5. <a href="#q11_5">Isn't C# just a cheap
knock-off of Java?</a><br>
<a name="q1"><h2>1. What is DotGNU Portable.NET?</h2>
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DotGNU Portable.NET?</h3>
The <a href="http://gtk-sharp.sourceforge.net";>Gtk#</a> and
<a href="http://qtcsharp.sourceforge.net";>Qt#</a> widget toolkits
are known to work with DotGNU Portable.NET.<p>
! There is also an experimental library for using raw X11 called
! Xsharp, which is available from the "<code>dotgnu-libs</code>"
! <a href="http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/dotgnu-libs/";>CVS server</a>.<p>
The Mono project is currently working on a version of
<a href="http://www.go-mono.com/winforms.html";>Windows.Forms</a>
! based on <a href="http://www.winehq.com/";>WineLib</a>.<p>
<a name="q6"><h2>6. Copyright issues</h2>
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DotGNU Portable.NET?</h3>
+ DotGNU Portable.net includes a portable subset of the Windows.Forms.
+ This is a work in progress and will form the primary portable
+ toolkit when it is completed. <p>
+
The <a href="http://gtk-sharp.sourceforge.net";>Gtk#</a> and
<a href="http://qtcsharp.sourceforge.net";>Qt#</a> widget toolkits
are known to work with DotGNU Portable.NET.<p>
! There is also a raw X11 library called Xsharp, which forms one of the
! drawing backends for the Windows.Forms library.<p>
The Mono project is currently working on a version of
<a href="http://www.go-mono.com/winforms.html";>Windows.Forms</a>
! based on <a href="http://www.winehq.com/";>Wine</a>.<p>
<a name="q6"><h2>6. Copyright issues</h2>
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<a name="q11"><h2>11. Other random questions</h2>
! <a name="q11_1"><h3>11.1. Can I use ASP.NET, ADO.NET, Windows.Forms, etc with
DotGNU Portable.NET?</h3>
At the moment, no. There are a huge collection of libraries and
Web server hooks that need to be built, and it will take time to do so.
! If you want to volunteer to help out on this, then that would be great.
The Mono project is already working on some of the necessary libraries,
! which we hope to reuse when they mature.<p>
! <a name="q11_2"><h3>11.2. Why doesn't my C/C++ application work that I built
with Visual Studio.NET?</h3>
Usually, the C/C++ applications that are output by Visual Studio.NET are
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<a name="q11"><h2>11. Other random questions</h2>
! <a name="q11_1"><h3>11.1. Can I use Windows.Forms, ADO.NET, etc with DotGNU
Portable.NET?</h3>
!
! Yes, the latest versions include support for a portable subset of
! Windows.Forms. The toolkit is independent of native toolkits
! and written as a lightweight toolkit, making it extremely portable
! and configurable. Have a look at
! <a href="http://dotgnu.org/screenshots.html";>DotGNU Screenshots</a>
! for screenshots from various platforms and handhelds supported.
!
! <p>
!
! The ADO.NET is based on the Mono project's implementation and also includes
! some useful sql providers like NPgsql. This is included in the ml-pnet
! module of DotGNU Portable.NET .<p>
!
! <a name="q11_2"><h3>11.2. Can I use ASP.NET etc with DotGNU Portable.NET?</h3>
At the moment, no. There are a huge collection of libraries and
Web server hooks that need to be built, and it will take time to do so.
! The <a href="http://dotgnu.org/dgee.html";>DGEE project</a> , though
! it is currently focussed at running webservices, has potential to host
! ASP.NET. If you want to volunteer to help out on this, then that would
! be great.<p>
!
The Mono project is already working on some of the necessary libraries,
! which we hope to support when they mature.<p>
! <a name="q11_3"><h3>11.3. Why doesn't my C/C++ application work that I built
with Visual Studio.NET?</h3>
Usually, the C/C++ applications that are output by Visual Studio.NET are
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than that produced by Visual Studio.NET.<p>
! <a name="q11_3"><h3>11.3. Why don't you just use Java?</h3>
This question is usually asked by Java-philes who are suspicious of
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than that produced by Visual Studio.NET.<p>
! <a name="q11_4"><h3>11.4. Why don't you just use Java?</h3>
This question is usually asked by Java-philes who are suspicious of
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completely unexpected ways.<p>
! <a name="q11_4"><h3>11.4. Isn't C# just a cheap knock-off of Java?</h3>
Not really. It includes language features that Java lacks: properties,
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completely unexpected ways.<p>
! <a name="q11_5"><h3>11.5. Isn't C# just a cheap knock-off of Java?</h3>
Not really. It includes language features that Java lacks: properties,
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