Re: C#/Mono/CookComputing & xmlrpc2

> > Not that I have tried it, but from what I hear, Mono has decent support
> > for Java, so JOGI could be used on/with Mono; (I am not talking about
> > J# language, that MS offers; the Mono guys are able to run Eclipse
> >  (IDE written in Java) on Mono, so the Java support seems to be pretty
> > extensive);
> While this gets out of scope ;-), yes, the Mono runtime can also host 
> Java bytecode:
>    http://weblog.ikvm.net/
> But I guess the whole idea with using Mono is to be able to use the C# 
> engine and the .NET libraries, as well as gtk# on Linux, so this 
> doesn't help a lot.

Right;  and gtk# on Windows seems to work pretty well (and we already
use other GTK apps on Windows, so GTK is already installed).  I'd use
WinForms but that API on non-Windows still seems really shaky.

If I stick to C# I can pretty much bundle the thing up to just a few
files, making it easy to deploy/distribute.

And somebody else might find a C# assembly useful and make a better app
than I ever could;  of course the same applies to JOGI.

I'm more interested in using JOGI from PHP,  so if someone has tried
that...

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