On 05/09/11 17:37, ext Cornelius Hald wrote:
Brilliant :) Already runs for 6:30 minutes without crashing. Do I still
need the .service file or can I delete it as well?
There is a reason why all applications register a D-Bus service: that
way we can guarantee that only one copy of the application is running
(this is also used in MeeGo). Also, if the application is already
running, it can receive the D-Bus message and raise its window.
If you don't use D-Bus at all, you need to implement this
single-instance and window raising yourself.
-Kimmo
Thanks a lot!
Conny
P.S. Added the list again.
On Mon, 2011-05-09 at 16:27 +0200, th.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Have you tried removing the osso service line/d-bus information in the
application's .desktop file? I think that fixed the problem. There
should be something about that in the mailing list archives IIRC.
HTH :)
Thomas
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On May 9, 2011 4:05 PM, Cornelius Hald<h...@icandy.de> wrote:
Hi all!
I've got a bit a weird problem. I'd we happy if anyone could give me
a
hint.
My Qt (QML/C++) app terminates after exactly 2 minutes if it was
started
via the graphical launcher. If I start it from the terminal it runs
fine
for hours. I think this could be connected with D-Bus, but I'm not
sure
how/where to look.
In Gtk+ apps we had to register with D-Bus after start-up. If we
didn't
do so, the app was killed after some time. I thought with Qt that
QApplication takes care of this. Is this true, or do I have to
register
manually?
Thanks!
Conny
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