Installation and Deployment

Hi, I have also comodo installed. My solution: Stop the comodo Run as administrator the installer Restart comodo This works for me. Greetings from Greece

There's a lot of fixing we've had to do. The install doesn't put in the shortcuts any more. We created our own for the Qt + Visual Studio environment set up before Visual Studio 2010 is run. Also found that the 1.2.2 plug-in added the debug Qt5Multimedia component to the Release mode so when run, our release mode could not find Qt5Cored.dll. Easy fix and probably a developer's copy-paste error in the plug-in. Anyway, don't want to bitch, but it went downhill a bit and trying to recover to where we were. About to post a bug we've found.

I'm happy to say all problems are resolved. Thanks once more

Let's rewind a bit. You are running Linux Mint which is a Ubuntu/Debian derivative -> Ok ? You have a program/library that uses Qt 4 and QtWebkit -> Ok ? You are using cmake to build that project -> Ok ? Then unless you need the latest Qt 4, you can use your distribution packages and install the development packages for Qt 4 e.g. @apt-get install libqtwebkit-dev@ Then you should be good to go

You have several options here. You can install the version provided by ubuntu: @ sudo apt-get install qt4-qmake @ The version depends on Ubuntu you are using, however. Or you can download the prebuild package from Qt Project "archive":http://download.qt-project.org/archive/qt/4.7/. Or you can download the source code and compile Qt yourself. I strongly suggest upgrading to newest Qt 4 version: it's fully source and binary compatible, and you get numerous bug fixes, performance improvements, new features etc. for free.

Then I understood you right. That's generally why one uses a complete static build: to avoid the need of separated ell's. But still, there are licensing issues with a Qt static build. Anyway, I think your are looking for the "Windows deployment guide":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtdoc/deployment-windows.html which explains the steps needed to make your application run on another computer without the need to install Qt SDK etc...

Downloaded one of the snapshots here so you don't have to build it yourself. https://download.qt-project.org/snapshots/qtcreator/

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You're welcome ! Please, can you update the thread title prepending [solved] ? So other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

Got it working. Fantastic! Thanks.

I found a solution, maybe it is not the good one but it works. When adding the library cbw32.lib under qtcreator I had cheked the option "add the d suffix for debug" BUT the file cdw32d.lib is not existing in my environnement that's why I had this error. Now it works. Thanks sierdzio, with your reply, I did not feel alone with my problem ant it helps very much. Montin

@strahlex: Ok, it's working very well, thank you ! For adding a module I never succeed build a module correctly, and I supose that the Maintenance Tool can't help you ?

Please check "this":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/installation.html link Which OS do you use???

I'm using Qt 5.2.0 beta1/ 5.1.1 with the according QtCreator to compile it. Installed python 2.7.6 and visual studio 2013 (to get ninja to compile). Is there somewhere a better description/tutorial with all the programs/libs and steps needed to build qtwebengine?

Hi Pat, did you solved this issue? I'm searching for "linux-pandaboard-g++" too. Thank you Walter