There are examples app for camera in exampes / tests folder. Please try them
also.
Also you might need to add some cabs for your application like this :
symbian {
TARGET.CAPABILITY = UserEnvironment WriteDeviceData ReadDeviceData
}
-antti
________________________________
From: Anders Kjærgaard Hansen [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 12:10 PM
To: Luoma Antti; [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Qt-mobility-feedback] How do I build sis files of 1.1 TP for a
Symbian S60 device?
Back to this thread then.
I have now managed to build Qt Mobility 1.1 TP, including Messaging and
Multimedia modules, and can now compile the camera sample for gcce device. (The
simulator throws some errors though).
I can make sis in the src\s60installs library, and it gets me a selfsigned sis
file, qtmobility.sis. Tried to sign it with a certificate I had, to produce
qtMobility.sisx and that seems to work.
I can install it on my device, and it reports installing QtMobilty version
1.01(0) - which must be right. And it installs without errors.
But, once I try to install the Camera example, or a small hello world app I
have created the has
CONFIG += mobility
MOBILITY = multimedia
In the .pro file, these reports that QtMobility is not installed.
The camera app fails to start (probably panics over something not there), but
the Hello World app can start (probably because I don't actually use any libs
from mobility).
Can anyone figure out what I am missing from this - because I can't.
Once it get on the device, I'm lost in figuring out missing references etc.
Best regards
/Anders
From: Luoma Antti [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 31. august 2010 09:31
To: Anders Kjærgaard Hansen; [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Qt-mobility-feedback] How do I build sis files of 1.1 TP for a
Symbian S60 device?
Hi,
Building sis is easy if your development env is ok. Remember that 1.1 is not
officially released and it is being developed on so expect some problems.
First get a qt mobility codes, then in root level do:
configure -modules "multimedia location xxx" #tweak to get all the modules you
need, leave -modules option out to compile them all
make release-gcce #or make release-armv5 if you have arm compiler.
cd src\s60installs\
make sis # produces qtmobility.sis
But then the sis signing part. All the api module / backend dll:s need some
cababilitys to work. default for dll in the codes is ALL-TCB which will require
a special certificate which you don't probably have. So you might need to tweak
those dll caps to get dll signed and installed on phone.
For example multimedia cabas you have to tweak following pro files BEFORE
configuring (configure runs qmake which will produces symbian mmp files for the
project)
modules (api ) dll
src\multimedia\multimedia.pro:
..
symbian {
load(data_caging_paths)
QtMediaDeployment.sources = QtMultimediaKit.dll
QtMediaDeployment.path = /sys/bin
DEPLOYMENT += QtMediaDeployment
TARGET.UID3=0x2002AC77
TARGET.CAPABILITY = ALL -TCB # Edit this for your needs, remember that dll
cabas need to be equal or greater that the dll/lib it uses internally
LIBS += -lefsrv
}
...
backend plugin dll,
plugins\multimedia\symbian\mmf\mmf.pro
...
load(data_caging_paths)
TARGET.EPOCALLOWDLLDATA = 1
TARGET.UID3=0x2002AC76
TARGET.CAPABILITY = ALL -TCB # Edit this for your needs, remember that dll
cabas need to be equal or greater that the dll/lib it uses internally
MMP_RULES += EXPORTUNFROZEN
...
Hope this helps.
-antti
________________________________
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Anders
Kjærgaard Hansen
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2010 9:22 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Qt-mobility-feedback] How do I build sis files of 1.1 TP for a
Symbian S60 device?
Hi,
I've asked this question on the forums as well, but all I have received as
answer are "Welcome in the club".
Are there any way I can build a sis file of 1.1 TP for a Symbian device, or is
it still not ready for this?
Best regards
/Anders
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