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  • Crawl.WC Offline
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    Crawl.W
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    #15

    @kenchan My program haven't arguments need to pass. I will read your post linkage carefully and refine some answers here.

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    • Crawl.WC Crawl.W

      @kenchan My program haven't arguments need to pass. I will read your post linkage carefully and refine some answers here.

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      #16

      @Crawl.W
      Kenchan has mentioded the deploy tool arguments.

      Windeployqt does'nt know if you are deploying an qml application, so you need to pass --qmldir [your qml root path folder] argument

      Note: if your qml root path folder has space characters, you should use double quotes between your path or it will interpret as Different Commands.

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      • KillerSmathK KillerSmath

        @Crawl.W
        Kenchan has mentioded the deploy tool arguments.

        Windeployqt does'nt know if you are deploying an qml application, so you need to pass --qmldir [your qml root path folder] argument

        Note: if your qml root path folder has space characters, you should use double quotes between your path or it will interpret as Different Commands.

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        Crawl.W
        wrote on last edited by Crawl.W
        #17

        @KillerSmath @kenchan I found my posting linkage of stackoverflow is invalid, I update it just now, Here(https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44762836/deploying-qt-c-qml-application-on-windows/55850012#55850012). My problem seems to need some non-dynamic library(DLL), and runtime is unoccupied. Kind of weird. I had already run my program and then I wanna know that's about what.

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        • Crawl.WC Crawl.W

          @KillerSmath @kenchan I found my posting linkage of stackoverflow is invalid, I update it just now, Here(https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44762836/deploying-qt-c-qml-application-on-windows/55850012#55850012). My problem seems to need some non-dynamic library(DLL), and runtime is unoccupied. Kind of weird. I had already run my program and then I wanna know that's about what.

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          KillerSmath
          wrote on last edited by KillerSmath
          #18

          @Crawl.W
          If your apllication is running on test environment, so the windeployqt should able to identify and copy the dependent dlls.
          Keep in mind, you also can use --force parameter to copy the dependencies even though they already exist on deploy folder.

          @Computer Science Student - Brazil
          Web Developer and Researcher
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          • KillerSmathK KillerSmath

            @Crawl.W
            If your apllication is running on test environment, so the windeployqt should able to identify and copy the dependent dlls.
            Keep in mind, you also can use --force parameter to copy the dependencies even though they already exist on deploy folder.

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            Crawl.W
            wrote on last edited by
            #19

            @KillerSmath I have tried --qmldir [your qml root path folder], deployed program is still not work.

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            • Crawl.WC Crawl.W

              @KillerSmath I have tried --qmldir [your qml root path folder], deployed program is still not work.

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              KillerSmath
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              #20

              @Crawl.W
              Can you show a detailed command example ?

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              • KillerSmathK KillerSmath

                @Crawl.W
                Can you show a detailed command example ?

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                Crawl.W
                wrote on last edited by Crawl.W
                #21

                @KillerSmath windeployqt --qmldir D:\Qt\Qt5.12.0\5.12.0\msvc2017_64\qml ImWorkStation.exe What I can confirm now is my program need to depend on some unoccupied non-dll at runtime, which exits in qmldir.

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                  KillerSmath
                  wrote on last edited by KillerSmath
                  #22

                  @Crawl.W
                  When i said [your qml root path folder], it means your project folder path where are your qml files.

                  Example:
                  D:\MyProject\qml
                  D:\MyProject

                  Note: Use --force parameter if you already have old deploy files.

                  @Computer Science Student - Brazil
                  Web Developer and Researcher
                  “Sometimes it’s the people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.” - Alan Turing

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                  • KillerSmathK KillerSmath

                    @Crawl.W
                    When i said [your qml root path folder], it means your project folder path where are your qml files.

                    Example:
                    D:\MyProject\qml
                    D:\MyProject

                    Note: Use --force parameter if you already have old deploy files.

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                    Crawl.W
                    wrote on last edited by Crawl.W
                    #23

                    @KillerSmath Good, I changed to where my project's qml file is located, it works. You rocks!
                    I might have three more questions:

                    • if my project's qml file locate two folder, how I should pass directory?
                    • just because the qml file needs to do this?
                    • Always confused. What are the non-occupied dependencies at runtime but is must when startup? I am targeting two folders: QtQuick\Controls and QtQuick\Extras
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                    • Crawl.WC Crawl.W

                      @KillerSmath Good, I changed to where my project's qml file is located, it works. You rocks!
                      I might have three more questions:

                      • if my project's qml file locate two folder, how I should pass directory?
                      • just because the qml file needs to do this?
                      • Always confused. What are the non-occupied dependencies at runtime but is must when startup? I am targeting two folders: QtQuick\Controls and QtQuick\Extras
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                      #24

                      @Crawl.W
                      1- if my project's qml file locate two folder, how I should pass directory?

                      If your project is organized as below then pass the project path because the qmlimportscanner will find all files inside the root folder.

                      • Project
                        • qml_1
                          • file_1.qml
                        • qml_2
                          • file_2.qml

                      2 - just because the qml file needs to do this?
                      https://doc.qt.io/QtQuickCompiler/#overview

                      As .qml files are loaded at run-time, it is necessary to deploy them together with the released application.

                      3 - Always confused. What are the non-occupied dependencies at runtime but is must when startup? I am targeting two folders: QtQuick\Controls and QtQuick\Extras

                      Depend on which qml files are loaded.

                      @Computer Science Student - Brazil
                      Web Developer and Researcher
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                      • KillerSmathK KillerSmath

                        @Crawl.W
                        1- if my project's qml file locate two folder, how I should pass directory?

                        If your project is organized as below then pass the project path because the qmlimportscanner will find all files inside the root folder.

                        • Project
                          • qml_1
                            • file_1.qml
                          • qml_2
                            • file_2.qml

                        2 - just because the qml file needs to do this?
                        https://doc.qt.io/QtQuickCompiler/#overview

                        As .qml files are loaded at run-time, it is necessary to deploy them together with the released application.

                        3 - Always confused. What are the non-occupied dependencies at runtime but is must when startup? I am targeting two folders: QtQuick\Controls and QtQuick\Extras

                        Depend on which qml files are loaded.

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                        Crawl.W
                        wrote on last edited by Crawl.W
                        #25

                        I think this is the final answer to this question.Thanks to @KillerSmath 's for your patience. Thanks also to kenchan.
                        By the way, last question(with a sly grin),what windeployqt provides is not all necessary, how deploy by the best concise?

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                        • Crawl.WC Crawl.W

                          I think this is the final answer to this question.Thanks to @KillerSmath 's for your patience. Thanks also to kenchan.
                          By the way, last question(with a sly grin),what windeployqt provides is not all necessary, how deploy by the best concise?

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                          ODБOï
                          wrote on last edited by ODБOï
                          #26

                          hi
                          @Crawl.W said in Running a QML .exe file on Windows:

                          all necessary

                          1 start your app
                          2 select all the dlls
                          3 delete them
                          Only unused dlls will be deleted

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                          • ODБOïO ODБOï

                            hi
                            @Crawl.W said in Running a QML .exe file on Windows:

                            all necessary

                            1 start your app
                            2 select all the dlls
                            3 delete them
                            Only unused dlls will be deleted

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                            Crawl.W
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #27

                            @LeLev Yeah,that's my solution, but it will delete qml file when load at JIT. I wanna know a one-step solution.

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                            • Crawl.WC Crawl.W

                              @LeLev Yeah,that's my solution, but it will delete qml file when load at JIT. I wanna know a one-step solution.

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                              jsulm
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                              wrote on last edited by
                              #28

                              @Crawl.W "2 select all the dlls" - only select and delete DLLs, not anything else

                              https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                                Crawl.W
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #29

                                Note: I we use VirtualKeyboard will need copy QtQuick\VirtualKeyboard folder to program directory. When use windeployqt to deploy program, qmlimportscanner seems not to accomplish the job. (ENV: qt 5.12 + msvc2017)

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                                • jsulmJ jsulm

                                  @Crawl.W "2 select all the dlls" - only select and delete DLLs, not anything else

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                                  Crawl.W
                                  wrote on last edited by Crawl.W
                                  #30

                                  @jsulm This's an uncomfortable operation and that some dll is load at JIT, which need I try all possibilities when deploy.

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                                    Lezginohohol
                                    wrote on last edited by Lezginohohol
                                    #31

                                    windeployqt not helping.
                                    Qt_5_12_1_MinGW_64

                                    called windeployqt --quick . in directory with only one exe file
                                    it created bunch of files (64 mb). "dir" output:

                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          bearer
                                    11.03.2014  13:54         4 173 928 D3Dcompiler_47.dll
                                    28.09.2019  13:46            78 848 Empty.exe
                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          iconengines
                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          imageformats
                                    29.01.2019  07:27            24 576 libEGL.dll
                                    19.03.2018  18:14            74 240 libgcc_s_seh-1.dll
                                    29.01.2019  07:27         3 976 192 libGLESV2.dll
                                    19.03.2018  18:14         1 425 920 libstdc++-6.dll
                                    19.03.2018  18:14            52 224 libwinpthread-1.dll
                                    14.06.2016  15:00        20 923 392 opengl32sw.dll
                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          platforms
                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          qmltooling
                                    28.09.2019  13:49         6 354 944 Qt5Core.dll
                                    29.01.2019  07:30         6 498 304 Qt5Gui.dll
                                    29.01.2019  07:29         1 709 568 Qt5Network.dll
                                    29.01.2019  07:58         4 193 280 Qt5Qml.dll
                                    29.01.2019  08:02         4 087 808 Qt5Quick.dll
                                    29.01.2019  07:52           346 112 Qt5Svg.dll
                                    29.01.2019  07:34         5 649 920 Qt5Widgets.dll
                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          styles
                                    28.09.2019  13:49    <DIR>          translations
                                    

                                    but no changes. application not running.
                                    thought the problem was in my code , tried same on maroon example got same result.

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