Code upload on Qt

talbe · wrote on 5 Aug 2011, 13:27

Hi,

I got some files with code that should work in nokia mobile on symbian. I have batch files and mak files and c files and xml files.
I am not sure how to run them in order to see my application in action.
Can I get some help with this ?

mlong · wrote on 5 Aug 2011, 20:24

That's a pretty vague question. There are really too many unknowns for someone to give a definite answer.

Is it Qt-based code? Symbian apps can be written without using Qt. Is there a .pro file included with the code?

mlong · wrote on 5 Aug 2011, 20:24

Please don't duplicate "posts.":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/8473/

Eddy · wrote on 5 Aug 2011, 20:29

Merged duplicate posts.

talbe · wrote on 6 Aug 2011, 02:29

I am not sure. It has so many files. All I know is that it is an application that run on the symbian. How do I upload xml files in the QT or do you have any other environment that you advise on ? I only know C++ programming, not how to build an application for mobiles
Thanks

Eddy · wrote on 6 Aug 2011, 06:22

It seems strange to me you didn't get instructions on how to use the code that company made for you. Why not just ask them how to use it?

talbe · wrote on 6 Aug 2011, 07:35

I sent them an e-mail but they didnt answer me yet and this is pretty urgent. I think that I will just copy all the code to the QT, but How do I upload an XML code to the QT ? Do you have other envirment that is better for this issue ?

mlong · wrote on 8 Aug 2011, 15:22

You keep using the word "upload" with regard to the XML. I do not think it means what you think it means. What are you trying to accomplish with the XML?

talbe · wrote on 8 Aug 2011, 15:27

I have an xml files and c files. I guess that I can open a new project and copy all the C files to the code, but about the xml files I am not sure to where should I copy them.

mlong · wrote on 8 Aug 2011, 15:30

I would think you'd need to read the code that you have and try to discern where the code is expecting to find the XML, if you haven't been able to get an answer from the original company.