What is the QtJambi tree you are building against and the commit-id ?
I keep seeing reference to: qt-jambi-qtjambi-4_7
Which looks like an old tree that is no longer maintained and all
changes should be included in the qtjambi-community tree. So a heads up
that what you are tying might be a little uncharted territory.
The main QtJambi tree qtjambi-community should work still work with
4.5.x and 4.6.x (it is still regularly built against older Qt versions).
It should also be just as straight forward to unit test the main
project to gain confidence with the library and then move on to test
your application with it.
I am interested in feedback if some changes in the current tree broke
older 4.5.x and 4.6.x behaviour.
doug brann wrote:
> Thanks Frank. The line came from the build.bat script in awtbridge. I
> think Darryl wrote it. One thing that does look odd though: I couldn't
> find "test.jar" anywhere. I did find "TestClassFunctionality.jar" in
> C:\qt-jambi-qtjambi-4_7\java\src\autotest\com\trolltech\autotests. Maybe
> it moved?
Did you mean test.jar or qtjambi-4.7.4-test.jar ?
The main QtJambi project (speaking about 'qtjambi-community') has 3 main
kinds of builds:
release => qtjambi-4.7.4.jar
This would be optimized and the best to use in production.
debug => qtjambi-4.7.4-debug.jar
This would not be optimized and may include additional compiled in
support that does not greatly impact runtime performance, such as
slightly increased memory usage compared to 'release'. C/C++ parts have
debug data included.
test => qtjambi-4.7.4-test.jar
Same as 'debug' but includes extra compiled in support for
performing some unit tests that will affect runtime performance. Such
things as verbose internal accounting and consistency checks. This
build usually has DEFINES+=QTJAMBI_DEBUG_TOOLS set.
I am always building 'test' here so that all unit tests work and I get
additional ability to inspect QtJambi internal workings. This is why it
appears in the build.bat.
Simply edit the reference to the JAR in the *.bat to suit the actual
file that was created when you built QtJambi main project. Take a look
in the top level directory and build\ subdir for JARs.
Note: you should not mix build kinds of the main project, custom widgets
and awtbridge. They should all be the same type. This should be the
case if you fixup the *.bat to work
Note: again all information I convey relates to qtjambi-community tree
and never to qt-jambi-qtjambi-4_7. I can't help you with
qt-jambi-qtjambi-4_7 directly.
Darryl
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