Matt 0000 wrote:
>
>
> /C:/Eclipse
> 3.2.2/plugins/com.trolltech.qtdesignerplugins/JambiCustomWidget.dll:
> The file "C:/Eclipse
> 3.2.2/plugins/com.trolltech.qtdesignerplugins/JambiCustomWidget.dll"
> is not a
> valid Qt plugin./
>
> /[...]/
>
> I'm using QTJambi-OpenSource-4.3.4_01, binary version with Eclipse
> 3.2.2. <http://3.2.2./> I've followed the instructions on the site:
>
> http://doc.trolltech.com/qtjambi-4.3.4_01/doc/html/com/trolltech/qt/qtjambi-eclipse.html
>
Hi, Matt.
I just tested this with Eclipse 3.2.2 locally, and it works fine here,
so I don't think your Eclipse version is the problem.
Did you install the Eclipse Integration package marked as "Open Source
Edition" in the usage guide lines? The two editions are built with
different compilers, and thus are not binary compatible, so for the Qt
Jambi 4.3.x series, you need to match the Eclipse Integration with your
edition of Qt Jambi. In Qt Jambi 4.4 there will be no such dependency.
If this is not the issue, then is it possible that you previously had a
different version of the Eclipse Integration installed, and did not
overwrite the files in the plugin directory when you unpacked the new one?
If none of these things help, could you also try removing the following
entry in your registry to see if that fixes it?
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Trolltech\Designer\PluginManager
Finally, if none of this advice makes a difference, could you try
running the designer.bat file inside your Qt Jambi package and see if
the plugins load correctly there? The easiest way of doing this is
choosing "Help" -> "About Plugins" in the menu and verifying that both
JambiCustomWidget.dll and JambiLanguage.dll are loaded.
Thanks,
-- Eskil
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