[Mono-list] System.Runtime.Serialization missing

[David Auzinger]

I'm not using Silverlight, the program is just a simple console-app. But now
I'm quite sure the problem is not faulted by mono but by the differences in
versions. The mono version on the server is as far as i know an older one.
Another option is that the mono-installation on the server is incomplete,
because it is a Debian-box an the way of installing mono that is described
on the mono project page didn't work for me (for whatever reason) and i
fiddled around with it for a while until i got it going.
So - I'm pretty sure it's not the fault of mono ;)
Anyways I'll look into it again.

Regards
David Auzinger

2011/2/26 Abe Gillespie <abe.gillespie at gmail.com>

> You've found a work-around, but for the health of the Mono project in
> general this should be tracked down.  Also, Newtonsoft's JSON
> serializer is so incredibly well baked that I hope I can urge you back
> to using it.  In fact I've recently run into some WCF serialization
> bugs (MS.Net, not Mono) that I categorically replaced all
> runtime-provided serialization with JSON.Net.  It works a treat.
>
> Now, about your issues, one thing I've run into with getting the
> correct version of Sys.Run.Serialization linked in is Silverlight
> assemblies (2.0.5.*) vs. the full runtime assemblies (3.x and 4.x).
> Make sure your environments match the correct assembly versions on
> both sides - for example, if you are in fact using Silverlight then
> you need to drop in the Newtonsoft.Json.Silverlight.dll assembly and
> not the Newtonsoft.Json.dll assembly.
>
> A possible other issue is a bug in Mono that's currently affecting at
> least some of the serialization infrastructure
> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=669786 ... though for your
> specific case I doubt this is the issue.  But, like I said, for the
> health of Mono you'll hopefully investigate further.
>
> -Abe
>
> On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 3:54 PM, David Auzinger
> <david.auzinger at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Ok I solved my Problem by switching to a different JSON serializer
> >
> > Regards
> > David Auzinger
> > 2011/2/26 David Auzinger <david.auzinger at gmail.com>
> >>
> >> Some Additional Information:
> >> When i upload the System.Runtime.Serialization.dll i get the same error
> >> again but with System.Data, when i upload the System.Data.dll the
> runtime
> >> crashes ;)
> >> But I'm not sure of the mono Verison installed on the sever, so this may
> >> be faulted by a version mismatch.
> >> Regards
> >> David Auzinger
> >> 2011/2/26 David Auzinger <david.auzinger at gmail.com>
> >>>
> >>> Hi
> >>>
> >>> (I hope I'm right here. I would have posted this in the mini forums but
> I
> >>> can't access them)
> >>> I'm developing on a windows machine with Visual Studio Express 2010 (i
> >>> started with monodevelop, but then it kept greying out the Run/Debug
> options
> >>> in the menu and i had to switch). As for my knowledge: I'm quite used
> to C#,
> >>> though no pro, same with linux in general and this is my first
> mono-project.
> >>> A part of the program I'm writing is a deserialization of JSON data.
> This
> >>> is don using JSON.Net. When compiling and running the code on the
> windows
> >>> machine, everything works just fine, on the target machine (a debian
> server)
> >>> however it crashes when i try to use JSON.Net and gives me a message
> about
> >>> System.Runtime.Serialization Assembly could not be found (Assembly:
> >>> System.Runtime.Serialization (assemblyref_index=5), Version = 3.0.0.0
> Public
> >>> Key: b77a5c561934e089)
> >>> I would appreciate any help!
> >>> Regards
> >>> David Auzinger
> >
> >
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