yes I did. the get request is working in it.

@sierdzio Thanks, this is exactly what I needed! Ended up doing: #if defined(Q_OS_ANDROID) const QUrl url(QStringLiteral("qrc:/main_android.qml")); #elif defined (Q_OS_LINUX) const QUrl url(QStringLiteral("qrc:/main_linux.qml")); #endif in my main.cpp

I solved this above problem in Qt by using Qandroidjniobject. For launching camera by using intent code is given below, QAndroidJniObject ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE = QAndroidJniObject::getStaticObjectField("android/provider/MediaStore", "ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE", "Ljava/lang/String;"); QAndroidJniObject intent("android/content/Intent", "(Ljava/lang/String;)V", ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE.object<jstring>()); QtAndroid::startActivity(intent.object<jobject>(), 101, this);

Have u called registerReceiver() method somewhere?

Trick with android/libs should work for older Qt versions, too, and it works the same on qmake and cmake. If all else fails, you could have different .pri per Qt version... It's a nuisance for sure but my hope is that for Qt 5.14+ it will stay as it is for long.

@J-Hilk @sierdzio thank you guys!

I can solve the problem. First, I created folder sqldrivers including libqsqlite.so in the app directory (e.x. /data/user/0/com.example.polarislib) and I set permission by chmod 777 to sqldrivers folder and libqsqlite.so file and finally I used the following code in my source where the connection to Sqlite is needed: QCoreApplication::addLibraryPath("/data/user/0/com.example.polarislib");

I can open this port by: So, as I said, the problem is not in O_LARGEFILE. There are just a few codes in QSP sources in github link This is not a sources, the sources is in.

@KroMignon said in Issue with mkpath on Android: @koahnig I guess the files are written under /data/user/0/<packagename>/files/ You are correct that this is the path shown with writableLocation. It is also generated under /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/<packagename>/files. However, you cannot simply this /data/user/0/<packagename>/files/ for absolute path' with ofstream under C++. These files are not generated. I was previously wrong. The issue is the same for Android 9 and Android 10. When using /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/<packagename>/files this might be used as basis for absolute path' generation and std::ofstream of C++.

@SyntaX said in Timer stops/pauses if Activity is suspended in Android: Do I just send an Email to android-development@qt-project.org and everyone who is subscribed gets the message? Seems a bit of a overkill like @everyone to me? No problem, you first have to register to the mailing list, and then you can send emails to it. This is the Qt-Android developers mailing list. So your mail will be received by each member. That's the way mailing lists works ;-) You can also try to contact BogDan Vatra from KDAB, which is the main developer of Qt/Android

@Pradeep-P-N said in How to set Android Target Architecture in Qt?: (Not sure if bundling is available in Qt 5.12.2 LTS). It is not. Bundling was added in Qt 5.14 and UI for it in Qt Creator 4.11.

@Dmitriano I guess QAndroidJniEnvironment::ExceptionCheck() purpose is to catch exception which occurred during function execution and not "function not exist" exception. So your use case is not covered. Don't you have hand over Java code? Just create an empty function which throw an exception, this should be catchable with QAndroidJniEnvironment::ExceptionCheck().

Hi @koahnig I found the reason. There were some changes in Qt5.14 so you will probably have to update your manifest and libs.xml in order to meet the new changes. These links were helpful to me: https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/interest/2020-January/034372.html https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-80444 Regards.

Hi Narayanan, Did you find any other alternative for this printer support on Android? Implementing ourselves is definitely an option but it can be quite a process if your application has to support more than 10 types of printers. Do let me know as it would be helpful piece of information.

Check out the bug report. The only solution so far is to upload APK instead of ABB.

Hey! I've found the solution myself again.)) I answered it at StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25340593/issue-with-fullscreen-mode-in-android-with-qt-5-3-1/59469941#59469941 Here is my result: The status and navigation bars are hidden:

And I've found the point of this case: it was because of "inputMethodHints: "ImhNoPredictiveText" ". But why it adds english keyset to my virtual keyboard, I didn't catch it

@Davronito Yes many times.........

Hi I dont know the answer but i was wondering if QWidgets or QML ?

@Strohhut no problem, I was close to the end of my suggestions... So great it's not working ! Setting up a working android toolchain can be cumbersome 🙈 Son't forget to use the topic tools to set the topic to solved :)

I reply to myself, just in case some else has the same issue. Switching the Jenkins build slave from Windows7 to Linux (Debian 10) has reduced the APK build time from 40 minutes to 8 minutes! Yes, my project is relative big ;) Regards Fabrice

Per other examples I configure the "surface" app's Q3DSurface as follows: SurfaceGraph::SurfaceGraph(Q3DSurface *surface) : m_graph(surface) { m_graph->setActiveInputHandler(new QTouch3DInputHandler(m_graph)); (where m_graph points to Q3DSurface) When run on my Android device the surface graph is displayed, but the app doesn't respond to my touch input, i.e. I cannot rotate, zoom, or select. In fact if I build the same app for the desktop, the app responds to mouse/wheel commands as usual - somehow it seems the QTouch3DInputHandler is not activated?

Yes gps is enabled on my phone

@domo93 You clearly haven't read the Qt documentation or looked at the examples, because everything you asked for is there. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android.html https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-deploying-android.html

@dmitriano Ignore them and publish. That's what I did. Google is trying to get us to use their new App Bundle format, but that doesn't fit well when building with Qt Creator. I'm not sure what the other warnings are but they can be safely ignored. Good luck.

i am getting this error i am using, Qt Creator 4.11.2 Based on Qt 5.14.2 (Clang 10.0 (Apple), 64 bit) Built on Mar 27 2020 02:24:45 From revision 699407b4ba Copyright 2008-2020 The Qt Company Ltd. All rights reserved. The program is provided AS IS with NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF DESIGN, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Android Studio 3.6.2 please help i am not able to create build for android in qt thanks!!!!!

@kromignon Since Android is based on Linux you could put the libs in /usr/lib and see whether it works.

@closx Hello @closx, thanks for the reply. I've already read this guide but no success for what I want. As I said: @sftpck said in Run an android application with arguments available in QCoreApplication::arguments(): I tried too use -e to add string data as a key-value pair but the extras aren't available in QCoreApplication::arguments().

In my opinion too. I'll try to open an issue

Hey, I got exactly the same error. Tried iOS and Desktop, but no errors, only with every android kit. I have tested every Qt version on Linux and Mac since 5.12.3 up to the current version, but the problem persists. My environment is latest Qt Creator 4.10.2. JAVA_VERSION 1.8.0_202 SDK Version: 26.1.1, Android SDK: API 29, NDK Version:20.0.5594570

I realised that I am able to sign the application manually using apksigner but I don't get why it doesn't work with Qt Creator. Unfortunately, without being able to sign the app within Qt Creator I cannot publish it on the store as the "Add debug server" option is always enabled if the "Sign package" option is disabled. See below.