QtWebkit multithreading

ananya

I am passing a new instance of QWebPage to each thread
MyClass contains imageGenerator()

@.....in main()...
QWepPage page = new QWebPage();
MyClass m = new MyClass();
QThread thread = new QThread(m)

page.moveToThread(thread);

thread.start();
.....
@

goetz

[quote author="ananya" date="1314020743"]I am passing a new instance of QWebPage to each thread
[/quote]

I just can emphasize what peppe wrote:

[quote author="peppe" date="1314019276"]QtWebkit classes are GUI classes and as such they are meant to be used from the main thread only.[/quote]

So, you must not move the web page to another thread.

ananya

Is there any work around for this then? while still keeping it multi threaded?

p.s.
i've found that the part of code that is causing the crash is
@page.mainFrame().setHtml(str);@

goetz

[quote author="ananya" date="1314022398"]Is there any work around for this then? while still keeping it multi threaded?[/quote]

Sure, if you don't mind what you are trying to achieve, we can give advice.

ananya

I am trying to make an application to convert text to image ...one requirement is that i should be able to run multiple threads since i plan to integrate this with a web server

dangelog

It's not possible with Qt. Can't you just run multiple processes?

goetz

All you can do is running multiple threads that collect the data (HTML pages) and send that to the QWebPage instances in the main thread.

ananya

[quote author="Volker" date="1314056869"]All you can do is running multiple threads that collect the data (HTML pages) and send that to the QWebPage instances in the main thread.[/quote]

that wont really serve my purpose of generating images in parallel

[quote author="peppe" date="1314023870"]It's not possible with Qt. Can't you just run multiple processes?[/quote]

will try to run it as a process..and get back

ananya

[quote author="ananya" date="1314062413"]
[quote author="Volker" date="1314056869"]All you can do is running multiple threads that collect the data (HTML pages) and send that to the QWebPage instances in the main thread.[/quote]

that wont really serve my purpose of generating images in parallel

[quote author="peppe" date="1314023870"]It's not possible with Qt. Can't you just run multiple processes?[/quote]

will try to run it as a process..and get back
[/quote]

Suppose i use Callable instead of Runnable threads
Is it possible to initialize a new QApplication within each callable's call...when i'm trying this only the first callable runs..the others crash

lgeyer

You can only have one Q(Core)Application instance. You might delete the instance and create a new but ... there can be only one!

anjna

"You can only have one Q(Core)Application instance. You might delete the instance and create a new but … there can be only one!"

How to do this? please help