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  I have already recommended you what to do:

  check the sources to see if symbols are really missing check if you #include relevant headers
• Qt Contribution
  

  Qt Contribution

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  hi @tpmlinz, and welcome!

  so have you uploaded your patch already? (link) because that's what Gerrit is all about, discussing code.

  regarding the reviewers: you can start with git log in the files you touched; you'll see who appears often. you can also Google 'qt maintainers' to find responsible persons for a module.

  everything else is best discussed in Gerrit i think.

  thanks for your contribution!

  Regards.

• Qt on BlackBerry and QNX
  

  Qt on BlackBerry and QNX

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• C++ Gurus
  

  The forum for all discussions in C++ land.

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  Hello, I am fairly new to Qt. I am writing an app in QML but need to set a proxy in main.cpp. I have successfully defined an app-wide proxy with a simple line like...
  QNetworkProxy::setApplicationProxy(QNetworkProxy(QNetworkProxy::HttpProxy, "one.proxy.myserver.com", 8888));

  The issue is that my company requires me to not hit one.proxy.myserver.com when the http request is on our internal network. I have been Googling and reviewing Qt documentation but I'm still baffled. I see there is QNetworkProxyFactory, QNetworkProxyQuery, etc, but I can't seem to figure out how to pull it together. What I'd like to do is say, app wide......

  all requests for "myinternalserver.mycompany.com" do not use a proxy at all all other requests hit one.proxy.myserver.com

  Is that possible? Does anyone have a small bit of sample code to do that?

  Thanks so much for your help.

• Independent Developers
  

  A forum for independent Developers and freelancers

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  @JonB Pretty sure android always supported dynamic linking, although I could be wrong here, I'm not really a mobile developer. I've done one back end library on mobile and that was it.

  It was iOS that used to be static only and change to allow dynamic linking recently (like last year or 2).