created is not a fix.
Kenny Moens wrote:
On 01/11/2012 20:13, Darryl Miles wrote:
Need to get the unit tests working for you, so the soname 1 issue
needs to be sorted for your setup. The crash reported is in a well
tested piece of code using QApplication initialization.
I've just managed
Kenny Moens wrote:
Consider sending (via private email) the following 3 things:
- ZIPing up all your buildlogs in all your attempts (both failed and
successful), maybe from file in buildlogs/* subdirectory but also
stdout/stderr info if you have it. If you have already sent me info
like
doug brann wrote:
I finally got the awt bridge to build, and there weren't any errors that
I could find. However, when I tried to use it in a test, I got this:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/trolltech/qt/osinfo/OSInfo
at
doug brann wrote:
When I use the qt-jambi-qt-jambi directory un-tared from the git
community, set up the environment as you say below, and type
ant init.build
I get
Buildfile: c:\qt-jambi-qt-jambi\build.xml
DUILD FAILED
target init.build does not exist in the project null.
what have I
Ivan Brezina wrote:
few moths ago I also went through this painful procedure of building Jambi.
Maybe I also sow the same/similar error. I recall that there was some
problems with
double quotes, backslashes and spaces in the paths.
The build (no-awt one) also failed for me and I had to
Hector Miuler Malpica Gallegos wrote:
Good evening, I have a gui program from the application by clicking
created a smtp server (using netty) on a different thread.
As I can communicate these two threads? communicate a QThread as a Thread?
Events between in qthreas.
A QThread is a wrapped
doug brann wrote:
When you run vcvars32.bat, it seems to set the envs in quote marks (
). I guess in Windows, that's how you tell the OS to read spaces as
part of a path. Frank reminded me of this over the weekend.
I don't see any extra quote marks myself in my environment (when I run
command
Which version of ANT are you using ?
ant -version
1.8.x is expected by default now (as it has been mainstream for a few
years) but a branch/patch exist for 1.7.x if you really wish to use
that. With the older git tree 'qtjambi-4_7' you were trying to use
expect ANT 1.7.x.
You are best
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Which looks like an old tree that is no longer maintained and all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
I build for Qt 4.7.4 and 4.8.x and using the GIT tree qtjambi-community.
Did you begin from the microsoft SDK environment ? With Visual Studio
you run 'vcvars32.bat' or use the Microsoft Prompt from the start menu ?
I use Microsoft PSDK and setup Command Prompt for each environment:
x86
doug brann wrote:
Is there any news on the timetable for the 4.7.x final release? Failing
that, I'm eager to get your fixes for the awt bridge. It looks like
there are no win32 binaries with your fixes, so I'm willing to build
them myself, but I'm not sure what I'd need to do that. Can you
Gowthamram Nallan wrote:
Am trying to compile QTJambi on my Mac (OS = Lion, 10.7.4). I'm using
the steps detailed in this page for reference.
http://qt-jambi.org/doc/building
Am not certain what are the pre-requisites required to build it.
Obviously, QT libraries and QTWebKit will be
Gowthamram Nallan wrote:
QtJambiTypeManager::getExternalTypeName: Couldn't convert 'QVariantList'
to Java type
QtJambiTypeManager::convertInternalToExternal: Cannot convert to type ''
from 'QVariantList'
Exception caught after invoking slot
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
at
Philipp A. wrote:
ok, i try to answer everything at once:
1. out of curiosity, i have boiled down the build script
(generatorstep.sh) to the bare minimum of what’s needed. only ~30
lines of code are left (of course sacrificing stuff like mac build
and paths that differ from my
Philipp A. wrote:
unfortunately it fails for the current master branch, not being able to
compile HelloWebkit.
a locate qwebview yields the directories /usr/include/QtWebKit/ and
/usr/lib/qt/plugins/designer/
how to set my paths for this setup? currently i have it like so, and
despite
hi darryl,
i tried to get it running, but hit some obstacles:
1. i have to set some paths. i compile against system QT, so i set QTDIR
to /usr, is that OK?
Usually QTDIR it not set at all (when building against a Linux disto
system Qt). When building QtJambi itself.
As for building
Ralf Van Bogaert wrote:
The problem is this signal is never triggered. I assume this would
happen when the run() method reached the end.
It depends if you really need a QThread. With QtJambi the first design
decision to make is does this thread really need to be a QThread since
Java
Ralf Van Bogaert wrote:
I have subclassed SqlTableModel to reimplement it's data method.
I'm having some problems with this.
What I should be able to do is
public Object data(QModelIndex index,int role){
if(role==1 index.row==1){return new QIcon();}
else{return index.data(role);}
}
unzip/unjar the native JAR with the *.dylib files in it.
Setup DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to the elocation of the lib subdir.
Now restart your Java VM / application from this environment.
HTH
Darryl
Vladimir Sapronov wrote:
I'm trying to run my application on Mac OS X. The application
Samu Voutilainen wrote:
maanantai 11 kesäkuu 2012 09:25:36 Ralf Van Bogaert kirjoitti:
When retrieving values with QSettings, the value is returned as a Java
object by default. I can typecast it to a string if needed, but in
many cases the values returned are integers or booleans and I'm not
ribal...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you plan to release jars to maven central?
No.
We are using qtjambi in our project (maven based) and we had to upload
qtjambi jars to our repo:
https://oss.sonatype.org/index.html#nexus-search;quick~qtjambi
This is your repository ? Maybe you mean it is your
This is a heads-up posting that I have updated the QtJambi AWT bridge.
The AWT bridge allows for the mixing of QtJambi/Qt GUI components with
existing AWT and/or Swing components inside a single application project
and inside the same windows/widgets and other GUI artifacts within a
single
ahmet erdinc yilmaz wrote:
Is there anyone that used jambi with OSGI? I had some trials with both
equinox and felix, jambi could not find the version.properties file.
I have included the jars to my bundle as an bundle-classpath. Although I
can open this properties file from the classloder as
Χρήστος Τριανταφύλλης wrote:
Hello everyone, can someone tell me how to use the .qrc file so i can
have icons in my application?
I think you are referring to the facility C++ Qt provides to embed
resources into an EXE to access them, much like native Windows
application can do. C++ Qt
When trying to compile ? Your snippet looks like you are trying to
run/execute your QtJambi based application.
Which version of QtJambi ? How is it installed/deployed, such as into
Ubuntu system areas or as a standalone bunch of JARs on the classpath ?
There should be a version of
Marc Ortolà Ibàñez wrote:
Hi, I want to enable the mousePressEvent in QLabels. I make a class
that is MyCustomLabel: http://pastebin.com/S1KUUrQy
How can I connect the event in the other classes?
Am I in the correct way?
Please don't use pastebin to contain your example on a mailing list.
Kenny Moens wrote:
I'm using Qt-Jambi for a Java-based project. Our users have fairly
different machines and have few knowledge of computers. Many of them
think Oh I have a 64-bit machine, I must install 64-bit Java for many
common (sometimes false) reasons.
You can educate your users that
Cvetoslav Ludmiloff wrote:
How to modify generator xml typesystem specification to gain access to
QX11Info class?
Could anybody advice me with better example with how generator works.
All I need is a simple access to QX11Info class and separate library
with some handy X11 functions like
Michael Jones wrote:
The major pain point for us was difficulty in getting QtJambi working
on the RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 family of Linux distros with an rpm
installer package and compatibility with recent Qt versions. I managed
to get everything compiled with a couple of weeks worth of
I also hope you add the bridge to the Jambi core where it belongs. That tool
is just too important to leave out
This is still on the work queue to be done before Christmas.
There are currently 98 patches in my gitorious tree that should be
merged with master by the end of the week.
git
Poalo Pacussi wrote:
I just tested the eclipse integration with ubuntu (32 bit, however) - it
works.
So if I'm not mistaken your problem is not the eclipse integration but
the (new) jambi libraries itself?
From my point of view getting a newer Eclipse integration is in the
pipeline to look
Darryl Miles wrote:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5582 Microsoft
Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86)
Please advise if this corrects the problem.
This was confirmed via private email to resolve the problem
Have you installed MSVCRT90*.DLL on the machine showing the Application
startup problem.
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5582 Microsoft
Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86)
Please advise if this corrects the problem.
Alternatively install
Compiler version ? gcc -v
QtJambi-Community git commit-id ? git log -n1
exitStatus=-1073741511 looks like 0xc139
#define STATUS_ENTRYPOINT_NOT_FOUND ((NTSTATUS) 0xc139)
Can you try to run the generator.exe manually from a command shell using
the output from the build log to
Michael Douglass wrote:
Darryl,
So you are not interested in any builds I can provide?
Michael
In a few weeks (once I have finished the work), maybe it is worth trying
to run the auto-build environment from a Mac and fixing it to work.
This is a Perl script that downloads source/version
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