How to install, set up mono, ASP.NET, Apache and MySql???

[Theodora]

Is there one single place -- and up to date for mono 0.30 -- that
describes how to install and set up mono for ASP.NET on Apache port 80
*with* MySql access?

I mean, realistically, regular RedHat/Linux users who would want to
use mono would in all likelihood use the above combination and not
XSP, nor port 8080, nor some other database. I have been finding it
tough to find a single place that tells how to get it all set up!

For example, go-mono.org's own handbook (Mono Web Technolgy's chapter)
gaves a somewhat vague Apache setup for port 8080 (I think most people
would want 80 like PHP) and there is no mention of
mod-mono-server.exe. Other places on the Internet mention it but there
appears to be a lot of additoinal work, or is really out of date. Then
there is the problem of how to get it to work with MySql (ADO.NET data
providers) and not enough examples of how to get that to work.

All in all quite frustrating! Anyone has a single place wtih all this
information?

Thanks

[Ahpla Smraain]

This page on

http://www.geocities.com/jsmith43288/mono4fedora.html

and titled, "How I got Fedora Core 1 (FC1) to work with Mono ver 0.30,
mod_mono (ASP.NET) and MySql (using ADO.NET ByteFX.Data.dll) and
sample C# mono and mod_mono programs" might help. It uses Fedora Core
1, which as you know, is the successor to RedHat 8 and Red Hat 9.

It covers installation and setup of mono, mod_mono,
mod-mono-server.exe, apache 2, and has a sample console and aspx
program that interacts with MySQL using ByteFX.Data.dll

HTH




theodorawan@hotmail.com (Theodora) wrote in message news:<fbdddaa3.0402092244.17930f01@posting.google.com>...
> Is there one single place -- and up to date for mono 0.30 -- that
> describes how to install and set up mono for ASP.NET on Apache port 80
> *with* MySql access?
>
> I mean, realistically, regular RedHat/Linux users who would want to
> use mono would in all likelihood use the above combination and not
> XSP, nor port 8080, nor some other database. I have been finding it
> tough to find a single place that tells how to get it all set up!
>
> For example, go-mono.org's own handbook (Mono Web Technolgy's chapter)
> gaves a somewhat vague Apache setup for port 8080 (I think most people
> would want 80 like PHP) and there is no mention of
> mod-mono-server.exe. Other places on the Internet mention it but there
> appears to be a lot of additoinal work, or is really out of date. Then
> there is the problem of how to get it to work with MySql (ADO.NET data
> providers) and not enough examples of how to get that to work.
>
> All in all quite frustrating! Anyone has a single place wtih all this
> information?
>
> Thanks

[Ahpla Smraain]

This page on

http://www.geocities.com/jsmith43288/mono4fedora.html

and titled, "How I got Fedora Core 1 (FC1) to work with Mono ver 0.30,
mod_mono (ASP.NET) and MySql (using ADO.NET ByteFX.Data.dll) and
sample C# mono and mod_mono programs" might help. It uses Fedora Core
1, which as you know, is the successor to RedHat 8 and Red Hat 9.

It covers installation and setup of mono, mod_mono,
mod-mono-server.exe, apache 2, and has a sample console and aspx
program that interacts with MySQL using ByteFX.Data.dll

HTH




theodorawan@hotmail.com (Theodora) wrote in message news:<fbdddaa3.0402092244.17930f01@posting.google.com>...
> Is there one single place -- and up to date for mono 0.30 -- that
> describes how to install and set up mono for ASP.NET on Apache port 80
> *with* MySql access?
>
> I mean, realistically, regular RedHat/Linux users who would want to
> use mono would in all likelihood use the above combination and not
> XSP, nor port 8080, nor some other database. I have been finding it
> tough to find a single place that tells how to get it all set up!
>
> For example, go-mono.org's own handbook (Mono Web Technolgy's chapter)
> gaves a somewhat vague Apache setup for port 8080 (I think most people
> would want 80 like PHP) and there is no mention of
> mod-mono-server.exe. Other places on the Internet mention it but there
> appears to be a lot of additoinal work, or is really out of date. Then
> there is the problem of how to get it to work with MySql (ADO.NET data
> providers) and not enough examples of how to get that to work.
>
> All in all quite frustrating! Anyone has a single place wtih all this
> information?
>
> Thanks

[Ahpla Smraain]

This page on

http://www.geocities.com/jsmith43288/mono4fedora.html

and titled, "How I got Fedora Core 1 (FC1) to work with Mono ver 0.30,
mod_mono (ASP.NET) and MySql (using ADO.NET ByteFX.Data.dll) and
sample C# mono and mod_mono programs" might help. It uses Fedora Core
1, which as you know, is the successor to RedHat 8 and Red Hat 9.

It covers installation and setup of mono, mod_mono,
mod-mono-server.exe, apache 2, and has a sample console and aspx
program that interacts with MySQL using ByteFX.Data.dll

HTH




theodorawan@hotmail.com (Theodora) wrote in message news:<fbdddaa3.0402092244.17930f01@posting.google.com>...
> Is there one single place -- and up to date for mono 0.30 -- that
> describes how to install and set up mono for ASP.NET on Apache port 80
> *with* MySql access?
>
> I mean, realistically, regular RedHat/Linux users who would want to
> use mono would in all likelihood use the above combination and not
> XSP, nor port 8080, nor some other database. I have been finding it
> tough to find a single place that tells how to get it all set up!
>
> For example, go-mono.org's own handbook (Mono Web Technolgy's chapter)
> gaves a somewhat vague Apache setup for port 8080 (I think most people
> would want 80 like PHP) and there is no mention of
> mod-mono-server.exe. Other places on the Internet mention it but there
> appears to be a lot of additoinal work, or is really out of date. Then
> there is the problem of how to get it to work with MySql (ADO.NET data
> providers) and not enough examples of how to get that to work.
>
> All in all quite frustrating! Anyone has a single place wtih all this
> information?
>
> Thanks

[Ahpla Smraain]

This page on

http://www.geocities.com/jsmith43288/mono4fedora.html

and titled, "How I got Fedora Core 1 (FC1) to work with Mono ver 0.30,
mod_mono (ASP.NET) and MySql (using ADO.NET ByteFX.Data.dll) and
sample C# mono and mod_mono programs" might help. It uses Fedora Core
1, which as you know, is the successor to RedHat 8 and Red Hat 9.

It covers installation and setup of mono, mod_mono,
mod-mono-server.exe, apache 2, and has a sample console and aspx
program that interacts with MySQL using ByteFX.Data.dll

HTH




theodorawan@hotmail.com (Theodora) wrote in message news:<fbdddaa3.0402092244.17930f01@posting.google.com>...
> Is there one single place -- and up to date for mono 0.30 -- that
> describes how to install and set up mono for ASP.NET on Apache port 80
> *with* MySql access?
>
> I mean, realistically, regular RedHat/Linux users who would want to
> use mono would in all likelihood use the above combination and not
> XSP, nor port 8080, nor some other database. I have been finding it
> tough to find a single place that tells how to get it all set up!
>
> For example, go-mono.org's own handbook (Mono Web Technolgy's chapter)
> gaves a somewhat vague Apache setup for port 8080 (I think most people
> would want 80 like PHP) and there is no mention of
> mod-mono-server.exe. Other places on the Internet mention it but there
> appears to be a lot of additoinal work, or is really out of date. Then
> there is the problem of how to get it to work with MySql (ADO.NET data
> providers) and not enough examples of how to get that to work.
>
> All in all quite frustrating! Anyone has a single place wtih all this
> information?
>
> Thanks