Qt 5.1.1 Android

[clouca]

ok.. i will test it and answer, but i think that is not the problem..

[clouca]

I have tested that and get the message "Unable to start 'org.qtproject.example.Name". Any ideas ?

[ZeAL0T]

Check if you really have Qt Application in your project with name "Name".

[ZeAL0T]

It should have TEMPLATE = app

[clouca]

Yes of course i have. So delete all files and changed from API 18 to API 17 and make a full rebuild without this error. The problem now is when i am trying to deploy at the begging i can see the program on emulator to pop up but one second later i get this message 'org.qtproject.example.Name' died.
I think step by step we are getting experience on that and help other users also..
Suggestions ?
Thanks

[ZeAL0T]

I also have such a problem with emulator. But I didn't spend my time to solve it, because it works on my tablet pc.
The emulator is very slow and not so comfortable as a real device.

[ZeAL0T]

To run it on a real device you should use "adb":http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html.
The easiest way to start it - just run "adb devices".
Everything is fine if you see the device id in the list .
You should note that the API version of your apk shouldn't be greater then on your device.

[zing0000]

I had the same problem.
Preceding the ELF error, I also had a warning that it had not found my libfoobar.so - but the path it was using was,
build-guySolution-Android_for_arm_GCC_4_8_Qt_5_1_0-Debug/guyproject

My workaround was to manually copy libfoobar.so to the guyproject subdirectory.

Then redeploy and no errors. (Now I just have to fix the project settings!)

[clouca]

you mean you cannot set the path of the library ?

[johnthesoftware]

This helped. Deleting the android directory within the project and rebuilding worked for me. Thanks

[dscyw]

[quote author="johnthesoftware" date="1385034308"]This helped. Deleting the android directory within the project and rebuilding worked for me. Thanks[/quote]
I solve it by this way.