Mobile and Embedded

Hi, I think it should be possible to write a plugin for Phonebook in symbian cplusplus I have to double check this, I remember there was phonebook plugin extension possibility but not with the Qtplugin add-ins as per now. In Symbian v 4 if i have understood it right the complete Avkon component (Current Symbian UI framework) is being re written in Orbit UI (Qt based Ui framework). May be it might be possible then.

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Hello, Native Symbian development is always available to you. The telephony libraries there are quite rich. It is possible to write an application which combines Qt for most everything and use Symbian for the telephony stuff. Here is an article talking about "using Qt together with Native Symbian C++":http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Apps:Using_Qt_and_Symbian_C++_Together. -jk

[quote author="maxvanceffer" date="1286542257"]I made this using window method setWindowFlags(Qt::WindowFullScreen); but this working not properly, maybe in new QtMobility release trolls fixed this.[/quote] How is QtMobility going to fix this. AFAIK its not for any UI widgets or controls.

Hi Antonio, Thanks, it works.

Thanks you! I did that. It's OK. Thanks a lot!

Well, it works already for read, and there's example working. i ḿ in the stage of implementing User object and then the rest of Objects This is more a cur and paste tedious work, but need be done. The single QFacebookGraph class can be used directly too. Auth is not doing by the library, since Facebook terms not allow you doing directly instead of access their web sign on, so second example implements an local auth using web touch page.

Check for capabilities.You need readDeviceData capability to read messages. "Capabilities":http://developer.symbian.org/wiki/index.php/Capabilities_(Symbian_Signed)

Thanks you very much, I understand!!

The last thing you can tweak if you have a small amount of memory on your system is the BLOCK_SIZE allocated by the collector, the default size is 256K if QT is not compiled for symbian nor wince, which can be much more than your scripts need.

Thanks for the information. [quote author="chriadam" date="1286339315"]As for building for and deploying to the Nokia Qt SDK Simulator, I’m not entirely certain whether that’s possible with Qt Mobility 1.1-beta at the moment (the current version of the SDK supports Mobility 1.0.2 I believe; I’m not certain what’s required to upgrade the SDK mobility version from 1.0.2 to 1.1.0-beta2.[/quote] Ok - I think this was what I was getting hung up on. Since the Nokia Qt SDK comes with Qt Simulator and Symbian / Meego targets, I made an assumption that the Qt Mobility SDK also supports these targets. I think it would have been better to state on the installation page that Qt Simulator is not supported. I don't have a seperate Symbian SDK installed - can the Symbian target that comes with the Nokia Qt SDK be used, or do I need to somehow install and configure a seperate Symbian^3 SDK?

oooold topic, but it's nice to put references for the ones coming from search engines. Instructions to install PySide Mobility (python bidings for Qt Mobility) on Maemo 5: "http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/PySideBinariesMaemo":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/PySideBinariesMaemo

What device is your "arm target"? What if you change your code so that you don't apply a .css file, but apply the stylesheeting inside the code? Like this: QString styleS("QTableView { color: blue; padding-bottom : 15 ; background-color: yellow }" ); QTableWidget *styledTableWidget = new QTableWidget(3, 3, this); styledTableWidget->setStyleSheet(styleS); I briefly tested this on Symbian 5th Edition device and it at least worked.

The second way of working, using mmap (see previous message), seems to work on my embedded device. Mmap is returning a valid address. So, it looks like it will work that way. Still have to test if I can really address the hardware on these addresses...

Ok thanks, I think I'll wait the new release.

Sadly I don't have a Symbian device to test it on. Maybe I have to get one so I can make sure it works on a real device before I continue with this project.

You might need to use the Bearer Management API from Qt Mobility in order to get the access point selection going: "bearer-management.html":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtmobility-1.1-tp/bearer-management.html [edit: Marek up link, Tobias Hunger]