Hi, Sorry for late response.
On Friday 19 August 2011 17:22:52 ahmet erdinc yilmaz wrote: > Hi, > First, thank you very much for your efforts. I use jambi in my projects for > very long time. I really enjoy coding in Qt. Glad you like our project :) > Here is my question: > > In "windows 4.7.1-beta3" version, there is no sqlite driver in > "qtjambi-win32-msvc2005-4.6.3.jar", therefore I can not use it in my > programs. However there is no problem in th version "4.6.3". Is this > forgotten or are we supposed to use other JDBC driver for it? > > The weird thing is that, demos can use it (in cached table example). However > I can not lunch this example manually from the code.(I got the error :sql > driver cannot found ...). I have set "OLD_PLUGIN_PATH" correctly but it did > not work. Also i realized that if I did not set this variable in > "qtjambi.bat", the " cached table example" runs correctly. Those releases are pretty broken; there is no sanitization between them. We are slowly but surely moving towards proper build system to get some real releases out, at the moment focus being in Mac OS X. At the moment maybe most sure way to get newest version of Qt is to build Jambi by yourself. But if you are doing crossplatform development, it might be pretty hard, to build packages for every platform. Other option would be to use older releases where they work better, actual changes between 4.6 and 4.7 mostly consist API of Qt, and not even all of it. Trunk has about year of development (whew, time flies) that is not included in releases, but I hope to get some releases out next months... So in nutshell: after new packages has been released (few months at mininum with this rate), we’ll get some releases that gives good base for testing those bugs and hopefully much more stabler releases. For now, best to either use old working ones (tested by you) or build your own version and submit bugs against that. About your actual problem (sorry, this is not really well constructed answer): some versions are not compiled properly so they may be missing some miscelleanous libraries. Use the one that works or compile your own. Given it still behaves strangely with this new version, I’d really like to hear exact details to get the problem fixed. Or actually, if you don’t plan to do own compilations (very time consuming and pretty hard, so I don’t suggest unless you really want to spend some days) could you create a ticket with some simple information about this? So I or someone else can look at it later :) http://redmine.smar.fi/projects/qtjambi/issues/new > > sincerely, > erdinc -- Terveisin, Samu Voutilainen http://smar.fi _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list Qt-jambi-interest@qt.nokia.com http://lists.qt.nokia.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
