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I have a .NET application which is in production from ~2015. It was targeting x86 machines. I kept the targeting in the future years to x86 to maintain wider compatibility as x64 applications wont run on x86 hardware. Now i have come to a point where the new library which I use ( Dlib.Net ) does not support x86 architecture.
Do I need to still stick with x86 to have wider compatibility (Windows server OS...)? Or do I go with x64 to have better software?
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I wonder if I can develop in C# on Linux to produce an application which runs under Windows without using .Net Core (= using standard .Net Framework)
Is it possible? What compiler should I use?
What solutions would you suggest for testing? I think of VM but there might be other solutions.
Yes, to some extent, it is possible using Mono. Mono supports WinForms: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/gui/winforms/
See compatibility here: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/compatibility/
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I have mono application that compiled on windows 7 x86. It works on any other windows 7 system even without mono runtime. But i can't run it on any Windows 10 system.This is GTK# app. I'm not using anything except Mono and GTK#. No IL repacking.
Tried to google and didn't find any answer.
No logs, no errors. Simply can't run it. What's the problem?
This could be a host of things, but if you're not doing something unusual like IL repacking then I would start with looking at simple things like checking whether you have GTK# installed on your Windows 10 box and whether your mono compiled application is compatible with the .NET version on that box etc. I have had this behaviour when using ILMerge / ILRepack, hence my earlier comment/question, but compatibility is more likely the issue.
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I have depth knowledge in automation testing and Selenium 2.0 (C#), and
I'm new in Mobile automation test,
I need to decide which tool will be more intuitive and stable using Microsoft environment (windows operating system and visual studio), Appium Or Selendroid and ios-driver?
Second do you know if JAVA and OSX is mandatory when using Appium or ios-driver?
waiting for your feedback,
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Eyal
If you are going use it for just Android then i would suggest to go for Selendroid but if you are looking forward for both iOS and Android then go for Appium.
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How to use Intel WIDI technology on Windows 8 Desktop Application using C#?
Install the Intel WiDi Extensions SDK. It contains the .NET Library and C# samples to use WiDi.
You can find some additionnal information on Building Intel WiDi Applications for Ultrabook.
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I have visual c# express installed. Is ther a plug-in like? Must I have all of the .net framework?
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You will definitely need all of the .net framework. It won't "overload" your system. It just sits there on your hard-drive until you use it. If you installed vc# express, it should be installed already. Technically, you need nothing else. Look up "self hosted wcf".
Yes you need .NET Framework to create webservices