Service Framework (SFW) is a generic inter-process communication mechanism targeting all Qt supported platforms. The basic problem is that each platform has its own IPC mechanism and with QtMobility Qt aims to simplify it such that a service provider runs as a service (mostly a separate process) and all clients access the service with a very simple discover mechanism. This discovery mechanism is as simple as finding a service via its name, like you want to access a maps engine by just using its name. You can use DBUS in linux or Client-Server mechanism in Symbian, but SFW is a cross platform solution and aims at its intended use cases.
Thanks, Srikanth On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 5:01 AM, Koichi Mori <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm a bit unclear what Service Framework API is for. Is this, for instance > on Linux, accessing platform services through dbus, or something else? > > I tried to get dubs interface from QML on Maemo5 but I never get it > work. My test code looks like below, but it always complains "WARNING: No > default service found for interface name: "org.bluez.Manager"" and valid > property of course is false. > > Rectangle{ > Component.onCompleted:{ > console.log(btManager.valid); > } > Service { > id: btManager > interfaceName: 'org.bluez.Manager' > } > } > > -- > BR, > Koichi Mori > > _______________________________________________ > Qt-mobility-feedback mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.qt.nokia.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-mobility-feedback > >
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