Hi, Trond Grefsrud wrote: > Hi, > > No I don't use Visual Studio for deployment, because I have some USB > problems with VirtualBox. Thats why I use nmake from Visual Studio > command prompt, and manually copy the .exe into the HTC Touch device. > But how do I deploy the necessary .dlls? Do I have to add some text to > the .pro file? > When you create the Visual Studio project via "qmake -tp vc" it will automatically add the Qt libraries you are linking against, the c-runtime library, plus the target application to the deployment list. You can easily check this if you go to Project Preferences -> Deployment.
> >> Trond Grefsrud wrote: >> >> >>> Then I copied "c:\program files\windows mobile 6 sdk\tools\security\sdk >>> development certificates\Certs.cab" to my HTC Touch device, and ran it. >>> It installed correctly and I now tried to run my simple Qt application, >>> but I still gets the failure message about the certificate. >>> >>> What exact failure message do you mean? Is it that Windows Mobile asks you to start the application/load the modules? Or is it not capable starting it at all? When you copy the Qt libraries did you consider to push the c-runtime on it as well? Take a look at the deployment rules to figure out, where it is located on your local file system. I do not have access to my development machine currently. Best Regards, Maurice Kalinowski _______________________________________________ Qtce-preview-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qtce-preview-feedback
