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I want to run my own application built in C# using .Net compact framework 3.5 on Garmin Navigation device. Is it possible?
Can I also communicate with the Garmin software from my own C# application?
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Is there any other company that offer navigation devices in which we can install or run c# application?
Note that Garmin device's software running on Linux.
As Marc Gravell noted it could be possible technically to run CLI on it.
You also can communicate with their services via API:
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I would like to develop a back-end application in C# and install it on a server.
While I know C# and also have done a small Java based back-end for Android App on AWS developed with Eclipse, I do not know where to start with C# and mySql.
Is there a tutorial or any other good place to get a head start?
Seems like you're looking for ASP.Net WebAPI
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I am trying to build a sample app that uses web sockets in .Net 4.5. based on the example in here: http://blog.davidpadbury.com/2011/01/13/wcf-websockets-first-glance/
I have VS11 developer preview installed on Windows 7.
I could not figure out which namespace WebSocketsService belongs to.
It would be of great help if anyone can point me to a resource that has complete details to get websockets working in .net.
Thanks.
MK
Did you download and install the WCF WebSockets Prototype from HTML5 Labs?
The namespace is Microsoft.ServiceModel.WebSockets in the assembly Microsoft.ServiceModel.WebSockets.dll. Once you install the prototype library you should be able to find the assembly.
I spent all day looking for examples that actually worked. So, I decided to put a complete example of web sockets hosted from MVC4 in this blog post. It uses the easiest possible way, using the Microsoft.WebSockets NuGet package. It still requires Windows 8 as far as I know. :( Hopefully there will be a patch to make Windows 7 a suitable host.
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Are there any open source or free graphic/reports/charts framework for windows forms?
I've heard good things about zedgraph - http://sourceforge.net/projects/zedgraph/
You can get the Microsoft Chart Controls for .NET that they released a while ago. It is fairly easy to use but for one reason or another not widely known.
would the MS charting library suffice? It supports both web and winforms usage...
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Any recommendations for an open source (free) C# library/application for a C# Windows Application that could be used for: (a) creating license/product keys and (b) has library that can be used within the code to perform a check to see whether the entered license key is valid?
(I've seen other posts which cover commercial products, but here I'm looking for a ready-to-go tool with library that can be used in a C# windows application)
The .NET framework has a built-in licensing model (MSDN).
See also Applications Licensing using the .NET Framework on Developer.com
What about rhino-licensing? Here is an introductory license: Rhino Licensing
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I work in a shop that has a number of very good C# developers who have been using ASP.NET WebForms and would like to move to a MVC framework. To make things more complicated, we would also like to be able to run this under mono.
So my question is, are there any good MVC frameworks for mono, that have been tried and tested in the real world or are we better with Windows Server and IIS?
I've used Castle Monorail in Mono 2.0, and haven't had any problems.
I'm pretty sure you can run django with ironpython under mono. I haven't ever tried it but maybe you should check it out.
Sorry if this was unhelpful as you mentioned C# which django is not...
Give a look to http://netfluid.org/ it's a new interesting .net web server and it works on mono