Installation and Deployment

Just thought of something: the usual way to prepare your application before packaging it is to follow the deployment procedure (usually using windeployqt) and then use that to create the installer. That way you ensure that your application is ready to run.

@jsulm Hello jsulm, Hello pramod-jadhav , We follow the steps to install the sqlcipher for qt on Ubuntu 16.04LTS, http://gssivasankari.blogspot.in/2015/11/building-qt-sqlcipher-driver-plugin.html. -- In this link we don't know where to copy. ################################################### File 3: sqlcipher.json { "Keys": [ "QSQLCIPHER" ] } 2. Copy directory \Qt5.3.1\5.3\Src\qtbase\src\sql\drivers\sqlite to -----? (Where to copy) Customize file The content of the file shall be like: ####################################################

@SGaist It seems I solved this problem! windeployqt got me files in this form c:\PAZI100\audio c:\PAZI100\bearer c:\PAZI100\config.ini c:\PAZI100\D3Dcompiler_47.dll c:\PAZI100\hello_speak.exe c:\PAZI100\iconengines c:\PAZI100\imageformats c:\PAZI100\libEGL.dll c:\PAZI100\libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll c:\PAZI100\libGLESV2.dll c:\PAZI100\libstdc++-6.dll c:\PAZI100\libwinpthread-1.dll c:\PAZI100\mediaservice c:\PAZI100\opengl32sw.dll c:\PAZI100\Pazi100.exe c:\PAZI100\platforms c:\PAZI100\playlistformats c:\PAZI100\printsupport c:\PAZI100\Qt5Core.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Gui.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Multimedia.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Network.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5PrintSupport.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5SerialPort.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Svg.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5TextToSpeech.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Widgets.dll c:\PAZI100\texttospeech c:\PAZI100\translations c:\PAZI100\audio\qtaudio_windows.dll c:\PAZI100\bearer\qgenericbearer.dll c:\PAZI100\bearer\qnativewifibearer.dll c:\PAZI100\iconengines\qsvgicon.dll c:\PAZI100\imageformats\qgif.dll c:\PAZI100\imageformats\qicns.dll ... c:\PAZI100\mediaservice\dsengine.dll c:\PAZI100\mediaservice\qtmedia_audioengine.dll c:\PAZI100\platforms\qwindows.dll c:\PAZI100\playlistformats\qtmultimedia_m3u.dll c:\PAZI100\printsupport\windowsprintersupport.dll >>> Wrong: c:\PAZI100\texttospeech\qtexttospeech_sapi.dll c:\PAZI100\translations\qt_bg.qm ... I added a folder and voices appeared. c:\PAZI100>dir /s /b c:\PAZI100\audio c:\PAZI100\bearer c:\PAZI100\config.ini c:\PAZI100\D3Dcompiler_47.dll c:\PAZI100\hello_speak.exe c:\PAZI100\iconengines c:\PAZI100\imageformats c:\PAZI100\libEGL.dll c:\PAZI100\libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll c:\PAZI100\libGLESV2.dll c:\PAZI100\libstdc++-6.dll c:\PAZI100\libwinpthread-1.dll c:\PAZI100\mediaservice c:\PAZI100\opengl32sw.dll c:\PAZI100\Pazi100.exe c:\PAZI100\platforms c:\PAZI100\playlistformats c:\PAZI100\plugins c:\PAZI100\Qt5Core.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Gui.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Multimedia.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Network.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5PrintSupport.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5SerialPort.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Svg.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5TextToSpeech.dll c:\PAZI100\Qt5Widgets.dll c:\PAZI100\translations c:\PAZI100\audio\qtaudio_windows.dll c:\PAZI100\bearer\qgenericbearer.dll c:\PAZI100\bearer\qnativewifibearer.dll c:\PAZI100\iconengines\qsvgicon.dll c:\PAZI100\imageformats\qgif.dll ... c:\PAZI100\mediaservice\dsengine.dll c:\PAZI100\mediaservice\qtmedia_audioengine.dll c:\PAZI100\platforms\qwindows.dll c:\PAZI100\playlistformats\qtmultimedia_m3u.dll c:\PAZI100\plugins\printsupport c:\PAZI100\plugins\texttospeech c:\PAZI100\plugins\printsupport\windowsprintersupport.dll >>> Right: c:\PAZI100\plugins\texttospeech\qtexttospeech_sapi.dll c:\PAZI100\translations\qt_bg.qm ... After replacing the folders, the program hello_speak.exe still worked. It's strange that two programs behave differently. Thanks a lot for your help!

Get in touch with Qt Company. They still offer paid support for Qt 4, as far as I've heard.

Thanks for the helpful answers. It turned out to be my environment. For some reason I had an extra path in my PATH variable that pointed to another make (mingw64-make in my MSYS installation). I have no Idea why that affected my ability to build at the command line (esp. since I use full absolute paths for all of the commands used in the build) but removing it seemed to do the trick. I also don't understand why the mingw paths are needed on the PATH at all when using absolute paths. Or why it worked inside creator. Oh well I don't have time to investigate any further so i'll just have to be satisfied with it working now. Thanks again

.Hi, Yes. I remove openssl 1.1 and install openssl 1.0 as said. Now I started to install Qt 9.10... Thanks... Regards, Mucip:)

Once you can confirm you came to an arrangement with your school's IT people.

No problem, feel free to post back here if you get stuck on something. :) Oh and this may make things easier: https://github.com/probonopd/linuxdeployqt

@sierdzio Thanks.

You can try to rebuild icu-native: bitbake -c cleansstate icu-native && bitbake -c icu-native

@SGaist said in Qt 5.9.2 build error (Mac): @ChristopherL said in Qt 5.9.2 build error (Mac): I'd love to be able to just 86 the whole locale/timezone code but it seems to break more stuff. What do you mean by that ? I mean that I can get Qt 5.8 to build just fine because it doesn't have that bug I mentioned that's stopping me from building 5.9. @ChristopherL said in Qt 5.9.2 build error (Mac): And by the way these OS and XCode upgrade requirements are really annoying. Tell that to Apple, they officially support the 3 last versions of their OS. If you need support for older versions, then you should consider the 5.6 series. Thanks. I'll take a look at 5.6 next..

@vivekyuvan said in QT Source code compile Error: mainwindow.cpp:972:25: error: ‘class QwtDial’ has no member named ‘setRange’ ... #include </usr/local/qwt-6.1.0/include/qwt_dial.h> QwtDial::setRange() was removed in Qwt 6.1. Your project needs Qwt 6.0. It is not compatible with Qwt 6.1

Thanks! It looks like the behaviour that I'm seeing is due to the bug that you've linked. I'll build without frameworks.

Normally Qt requires OpenGL and a screen to work. So you're getting issues when you launch apps through the terminal because screen is missing. Try running your app like so: ./myApplication -platform minimal # OR ./myApplication -platform offscreen

@aha_1980 said in qt design tab is disabled: a virtua I already solve this issue. What I did is I runMaintenanceTool from C:\Qt\MaintenanceTool.exe I only install one version of mingw . in my case mingw48_32 then also install msvc2010 and msvc2012_64. then it works.

@sneubert It worls also the call in crontab so now after boot the application starts automatically! Good. Thanks

I tried re-installing MSVC 2017 completely as SGaist said and it seems to have fixed the problem, now I can run applications in debug mode again :) Thanks for the help both of you!

@AlTro Was there any resolution to your problem? I found a Qt-Bug that very likely seems to be related, but it was issued and already "resolved" in 5.9 and I'm cross-compiling with 5.10, so this specific bug should be solved. https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-62434 Any clue?

@JKSH thanks. There are always kinds of problems when compiling source code, so i tried the installer. I don't like that.