Mobile and Embedded

Nokia is working to combine the two SDKs into just one. See the end of this "this blog post.":http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/11/09/qt-4-7-1-released/

[quote author="Milot Shala" date="1290033219"]Still after adding the required capabilities, the sent function doesn't send the SMS message... is anything else we can try?[/quote] O so You are having a different issue than me. Send works for my I just need to keep track if the message was relay sent and not just put in the outbox.--

it's good news:) We are waiting development package of Qt 4.7.x for Symbian^3 devices

updating the RVCT compiler fixed the problem. thank you

Oh,t3chNo,you're right. I was confused at that time. Many thanks.

I think I did not get the question. Check if "this page":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/requirements.html helps you :-) If the library binaries available in "this page":http://qt.nokia.com/downloads are not what you need, building from the sources is the way to go :-)

Hi there, sorry about the late answer, I did not have the expected Internet access while traveling. Well, QtK pointed well, you need to access the content of the class generated based on you .ui file - often a ui pointer declared in the header file of the class you're implementing (QtCreator does it automatically for you, I don't know if it is your case)

Have you done all steps? : "http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Setting_up_environment_for_Qt_Mobility_API":http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Setting_up_environment_for_Qt_Mobility_API

Maybe something wrong at j2me part? Have you tried to look for packets via sniffer (like wireshark)?

Hello, bq. is it possible to trigger a call from a Qt application? Or Wake up and set focus to one’s Qt application on receiving a call? The telephony Events API has been removed from the current mobility offering. It should return when it offers more functionality. Symbian has extensive libraries for telephony. This "article":http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/Using_Qt_and_Symbian_C++_Together talks about how to combine Qt and native Symbian C++. -hth John

can you descripe what you mean with "less time"? how long does your code take?

Yes, unless you configure and compile Qt to use some other graphics system. Also, if you need to have application level exceptions, you can give a launch parameter '-graphicssystem <raster|openvg|...>' to force certain graphics system for that application.

I bypassed it and am just using gdb command line with some hand setup for solib paths in the init. This gdb (6.6) is pre-python scripting I think, so it wouldn't be a plugin option... Now to debug the crashes in the basic examples on my arm system.

Solved !! The "culprit" was Flipfont. After changing back to the default font everything is working fine. It was a hard time.

of course Qt :)

I had solved it yesterday. I think may the Runtime lib for my Phone Version's problem. So I installed the Qt_demo(it includes the runtime lib) on my phone(5230). And the problem was solved. Thanks all who had viewed this thread.

You only need the lrelease binary, and probably some libs it depends on (use ldd on a linux box or "otool -L" on a mac).

You can also try "Remote Compilation" which worked quite well for me. You have to have an account at forum nokia. First you code and try it in the Qt Simulator, then you switch to remote compilation target. The code is sent to nokia, compiles and you receive a .sis file as result, pretty neat! You should find some maintenance tool in the Nokia SDK to install the remote compilation thing, it's under Experimental

got it working forgot to derive myClass from QObject thanks a lot for your help