Mobile and Embedded

for qt 5.3 ... TARGET = foo wince*: { SIGNATURE_FILE = somepath\customSignature.pfx } ...

Thanks for your reply. I've tried to use the pre built toolchain and my custom build. Both don't work. The most interesting I've got different errors in different parts of code: when throw std::exception, when qt parse qml file, et al. So I'm searching x86 tablet with android for testing... :-)

Thank you very much! I'll try that. [quote author="SGaist" date="1420069297"]Hi and welcome to devnet, You can try to rebuild Qt 5.3 for both architectures. However, if you have a simple example that shows what might be a regression then please go to the "bug report system":http://bugreports.qt-project.org and create a new report providing a minimal compilable example showing the behavior.[/quote]

I have the same problem with qt5.4, if i'm trying to use QT += serialport in my .pro i got : @ erreur : Unknown module(s) in QT: serialport @ in Qt creator when i'm trying to deploy on android. If i choose to deploy on desktop i have no error and i can compile ! Do you have an idea to resolve this ! For information i use qt5.4 32 bits and i'm under ubuntu 14.04 LTS 32.

Hi, If you want to implement it in QML, then you can use "section":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-listview.html#section-prop property of "ListView":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-listview.html You can find an example "here":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-views-listview-sections-qml.html

Looks like there's no bearer plugin loaded, are they properly installed ? The QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS is mentioned in the Deploying Plugins chapter

Thank you very much DOOMer, It solve the problem. Regards

Well, I guess it finishes launching, since it opens up and shows those before mentioned bubbles. But nothing more. Thnx for the answer.

Hi, was a solution for this ever found? I'm getting the same error. Just installed 5.4. New clean project. Getting ":-1: error: File Makefile.Release doesn't exist." Looking in the build dir, no such file is created (only "Makefile", not "Makefile.Release" or "Makefile.Debug".

Me either. Finally I managed to publish two of my apps without sound :(

Thank you for advices (actually last link is brilliant). I checked Java interaction and it's seems really easy to integrate Java parts in QT. One thing still is not clear for me - is it possible to keep and continue Java development for other members involved intros project. Probably it means - can they create Android views and intercept user intercation from that views ?

Hello, this is my source code, I think who is wrong “/mnt/sdcard/data/lock”. @ bool s = true; QStringList pathList; #ifdef ANDROID pathList << "/sdcard/data"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/lock"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/locks"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/spool"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/spool/locks"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/spool/uucp"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/tmp"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/local"; pathList << "/sdcard/data/local/tmp"; #endif QDir d; foreach (const QString s, pathList) { d.setPath(s); if (!d.exists()){ if(d.mkpath(d.absolutePath())) qCCritical() << "error create directory " << d.absolutePath(); } } @

Hi and welcome to devnet, You can use QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1 to see what happens with the plugins. However my first guess would be that ubuntu touch doesn't have a backend yet for Qt.

In the folder where you originally installed Qt you should have several folders with name corresponding to the platform and compiler used. Just point the newly created Qt version to the qmake in your android Qt installation

It should rather be: @$(COPY) $${SRCDIR}/file.h $${DESTDIR}@ So you don't have to have a similar line for each platform