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I'm trying to connect to a remote private MSMQ queue using the path: "FormatName:DIRECT=OS:remoteMachineName\Private$\MyQueue" and I'm getting the following error: "The specified format name does not support the requested operation. For example, a direct queue format name cannot be deleted." I'm obviously doing something wrong. However this does work using a local queue. I'm using Spring.Net's Messaging . Here's my config <objects xmlns="http://www.springframework.net"> <object id="myQueue" type="Spring.Messaging.Support.MessageQueueFactoryObject, Spring.Messaging"> <property name="Path" value

I am a Java, Scala, Python web app Linux guy. I want to play around with Mono (particularly F#) for web development. I am just looking for an example web application written in Mono perhaps in Github (any CLI language is fine). I have tried googling and cannot find a good starting point (or if its even possible). From what I gather I could sort of combine: Fast CGI (nginx, lighttpd) Mono Spring framework .NET (I can't even tell if it will work on Mono) Advanced apologies if there is a glaringly obvious resource (web site) that I missed. (useful site: http://www.tryfsharp.org/Resources/GetMono

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I've been using spring.net with xml configuration for some times, and I just saw that spring team released CodeConfig a month ago. What I like about the xml config is that if I have a problem on the live server I can easily change the xml configuration to enable some specific debugging settings, or disable a specific component simply changing the xml configuration. What is the advantage of using a code configuration instead of an xml configuration other than compile time check? With code config, possible benefits you could get are: Better refactoring support; e.g. renaming an injected property

How do I configure a static class via Spring .NET? Consider the following class: static class Abc { public Interface xyz { get; set; } public void Show() { xyz.show(); } } Maybe a workaround can help.. This is not a static class but it works like one namespace Nyan { public class Util{ protected Util(){} //to avoid accidental instatiation public static string DATETIMEFORMAT = "HH:mm:ss"; public static DateTime parseDate(string sDate) { return DateTime.ParseExact(sDate, DATETIMEFORMAT, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); } } } <object id="Util" type="Nyan.Util, Nyan" singleton="true"> <property name

In an attempt to resolve this question, I'm taking a look at how our spring.net configuration works. The root problem comes from this snippet: <object name="someObject" singleton="false" type="SomeType.someObject, SomeAssembly"> <constructor-arg name="authSession"> <object type="Spring.Objects.Factory.Config.PropertyRetrievingFactoryObject, Spring.Core"> <property name="TargetObject" ref="AuthSessionManager" /> <property name="TargetProperty" value="CurrentAuthSession" /> </object> </constructor-arg> </object> In a case where a user is not logged in, AuthSessionManager.CurrentAuthSession will