Compiler doesn't recognize QSslCertificate class when using static library
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Hi everyone
I want to build Qt 4.8.5 statically and it's done. Now, I config new qmake for Qt creator. But when I compile my application, I get this error
@error: 'QSslCertificate' has not been declared@
I'm using a QSslCertificate object in my project. The compiler with new static qmake doesn't recognize this class. I have included
@#include <QtCore>
#include <QtGui>
#include <QtNetwork/QSslCertificate>
#include <QtNetwork/QSslKey>@and no errors found when using shared library (I have both shared and static library in seperated path).
Any problems with when ./configure parameter when I do build statically:
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./configure -prefix /usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.8.5_static -largefile -static -qt-libjpeg -qt-libpng -qt-libmng -qt-zlib -debug-and-release -phonon -phonon-backend -svg -dbus -script -qt-sql-mysql -multimedia -audio-backend -opengl -stl -glib -xrender -xshape -xcursor -xinput -xrandr -xfixes -xsync -xkb -xmlpatterns -fontconfig -glib -mitshm -sm -pch -nis -cups -gtkstyle -nomake demos -nomake examples -nomake tools
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How can I build statically Qt library with all libraries?
Please help me!!
Thank you
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Hi,
AFAICS, you didn't enable any openssl option when building your static Qt
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Thanks SGalst for your reply
I have tried build Qt normally, I mean non-static.just ./configure
make and make installAfter everything is done, I open my project and this shows the same error.
@error: 'QSslCertificate' has not been declared@
What do I have to do? rebuild Qt library again with openssl option enable?
it takes me more than 2 hours :(
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Does it required openssl installed? Because when I build Qt, the Ubuntu hasn't been installed openssl.
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Yes it does
Qt doesn't include OpenSSL
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Hi SGaist
After install openssl package
I've re-build Qt4.8.5 no-static
./configurate
make
make installbut it cannot find "QSslCertificate"
@error: 'QSslCertificate' has not been declared@
My project is using this class.
I'm using Ubuntu 12.10 x64 and QtCreator 2.8.0
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Hi, I figured out somthing...
I've installed Qt4.8.5 on Ubuntu 12.10 32bits. It created "qmake-qt4" file located in /usr/bin and QtCreator using this file as Qt Version to compile qt project. When using that My project has no errors. When I config that linked Qt Version to "qmake" file located in /usr/local/Trolltech/Qt4.8.5/bin and compile my project, the errors:
@error: 'QSslCertificate' has not been declared@
appear. So, I use "qmake-qt4" as my current Qt Version on Ubuntu 12.10 32 bits.Now, I use the same Qt4.8.5 source code library to build on Ubuntu 64bits.
After done, I cannot found "qmake-qt4" file in /usr/bin. My QtCreator cannot detect Qt Version automatically. So, I have to manually add Qt Version by browsing to "qmake" located in /usr/local/Trolltech/Qt4.8.5/bin and of course,
@error: 'QSslCertificate' has not been declared@
appear like on Ubuntu 32 bits.
I wonder that, the reason either is my gcc 64 bits or Qt library source?
I can't see the seperate sources for Ubuntu 32 bits and 64 bits. They use the same source code.
Any ideas?
Thank you
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When configuring Qt check the log to see if it found openssl. If not add the -I and -L parameters to tell Qt where to find the includes and libs
