Mobile and Embedded

No, actually I get: "Application Output":http://pastebin.com/pmxvgCVZ the icon of test is in the emulator, if I run the program it starts but I see only a black screen and the text "Test" in the upper panel

Hi, thanks for the reply. what is installers for linux and windows? will it help in eclipse integration? if so what is the Qt version?

I have been able to compile with no errors by using the dev branch in qtbase module: cd qtbase git checkout origin/dev This link is very helpful: http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2013/03/05/qt-for-ios-preview/

no.. I wanted to know If I could use a hybrid method. Qt and java. I need java class for the usb port.

Ho ok :) You're welcome !

Responded in http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/8277/

NetZwerg: Please consider to file a bug report so that the Blackberry guys can improve this!

But is vlc available for wince? Because I saw that vlc for windows ce was abandoned by developer...

Hi, Great you found out and thanks for sharing the solution ! Could you also update your thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know that a solution has been found :)

[quote]QMF is an outdated project of Qt Mobility times[/quote] I read some where that Qt guys planned to increase Android support after Qt 5.2 (let's don't forget Android & iOS support still in preview mode)

The autoupdate can be done from your application, or using an application launcher. Since it's an online auto updater you will need a set of server that your system can contact to retrieve the update information (one server is just completely too dangerous). The information can be a simple xml file (don't forget that once your device is in the wild, you can't change the xml format). Then you will have to download the new files/archive and overwrite your system with it. Depending on your software you will have to restart your system and/or application.

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[quote author="Moster" date="1379061663"]On android the menubar can be opened by clicking the menu button on your android device. Its not always opened http://i.imgur.com/pA6hdTI.jpg[/quote] i see,thank you.i should have tried the menu button...

Hi. QtSerialPort wasn't tested in a proper way on WinCE. WinCE has an lowest priority for us, because we have not a appropriate hardware and so on. bq. I downloaded QSerialPort and compiled it (qmake,nmake and nmake install) but when i try to compile the sample project that use QSerialPort it gives me : After that it is necessary to include QtSerialPort module in your project file: [code] CONFIG += serialport [/code] bq. Anothe question is..why i have only QtSerialPortd.dll? It is not the debug dll? It is an Debug dll. To build the Release need do: [code] qmake path/to/qtserialport.pro GONFIG+=release nmake [/code]

I ended up using QtQuick and the KeyNavigation feature to implement my 5-Way button and it works really well.

Thank you for your reply. I will try to recompile. How do I determine that xcode is using the proper Qt? (ie. the one I just built, and not the one installed with 5.1.1 for Mac OSX)