No, After adding below line. process.waitForFinished(-1). but nothing happening. no error , no output. And, my doubt is that process environment is correct or not.

@jsulm That crossed my mind also, so I did a full uninstall, then reinstalled from the Qt installer. Didn't change.

Found it! Thanks!

Hi, If you want to use remote database systems like PostgreSQL or MySQL, you'll have to do some work first because neither of these provide native Android build of their package. For PostgreSQL, there's a wiki article here. For MySQL, there's a wiki article here. As @jsulm already noted, it's usually a bad idea to design an application which access a database directly through an open network so take care to secure the connections appropriately using encryption.

@Sanders I finally resolved my issue. The problem was due to the Qt libraries. Indeed I was using the 5.6 version and to fix it I downgraded to the 5.5 version

Sorry, everything is ok now. It's not about the typo in the forum, but in my project. Tried to build minimal working example -- working without any problems.

@vishnu I have a right-arrow button on my footer where i am pushing a qml file upon clicking. when it is loaded how to disable this button on the footer? enabled = false on click How can make a check before pushing If that is alread in the stack i don't the push it? 2 ways. var myItem = stackView.push( { item: Qt.resolvedUrl("DetailedView.qml"), destroyOnPop:false } ); //check myItem and store it somewhere if(myItem) { } var myItem = stackView.push( { item: Qt.resolvedUrl("DetailedView.qml"), destroyOnPop:false } ); var comp=stackView.get(myItem.Stack.index); //need the item to get its index and not just Stack.index

Hi @Jan-Willem, Well it seems to be like a known bug. See QTCREATORBUG-13509.