[Python.NET] Configuration on Ubuntu: Assembly not found error...

[Jim]

Still never got the dynamically linked python2.4 to find the assemblies 
Python.Runtime. Updating MONO_PATH didn't work.

I ended up taking the C# version python.exe and wrapping it with a shell 
script called python2.4 - underneath looks like "mono python.exe"

This version seems to understand MONO_PATH.

If anybody knows how to get the native version of python (built under 
monoclr) please let me know.

Jim


Jim wrote:
> I set MONO_PATH
> 
> export MONO_PATH=/usr/lib/mono/python2.4
> 
> I place Python.Runtime.dll in the dir above.
> 
> import clr says the assembles still can't be found.
> 
> J
> 
> 
> Christian Heimes wrote:
>> Sanghyeon Seo wrote:
>>  > You should install it to the Global Assembly Cache(GAC).
>>> $ gacutil -i Python.Runtime.dll
>> In order to install an assembly in the GAC it must have a strong name.
>> I've signed the assemblies in the preview zip. As far as I remember they
>> can be installed to the GAC, too.
>>
>> However I recommend against the GAC. Only stable assemblies with a fixed
>> api should be installed in the GAC. I don't consider a beta as stable
>> enough. For Mono you can use the env var MONO_PATH.
>>
>> Christian
>>
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