I'm trying to get my QtQuick2 app running on iOS using the new Qt 5.2 Beta.
I'm developing on a Mac OS 10.7.4 system with Xcode 4.5.1 with Command Line
Tools installed.
First, I exported an Xcode project for my QtQuick2 app using qmake, and I was
able to build my app using Xcode and run it on
Alright, found it.
https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-34244
Am Donnerstag, den 24.10.2013, 18:19 +0200 schrieb Cornelius Hald:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having trouble getting https working on Android. I think I've put
> all libs in the right places and to me everything looks fine. Yet I
> can't
Hi,
I'm having trouble getting https working on Android. I think I've put
all libs in the right places and to me everything looks fine. Yet I
can't use https.
Here is what I get during startup:
D/dalvikvm(20563): Trying to load lib /data/data/x.y.z/lib/libssl.so
0x42032bf0
D/dalvikvm(20563): Add
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Hi,
Yes, it should use SPP but obviously it doesn't necessarily use Bluez. Bluez is
just one Bluetooth stack and your Android might use a different stack. You need
ensure that you connect to the service with the UUID mentioned in the bt chat
app example.
--
Alex
Hi Ramakanth, To use the Bluetooth SPP protocol you can use the QtSerialPort module. Because in this case the /dev/rfcommX device it is what do you need (in case the talk about Linux). But this will be work after the pair connection establishment between two devices (then the rfcommX device will b
Hi Jocelyn,
Thanks for your inputs. and Sorry for the very late reply (was held up
with some other tasks) .
I finally could figure out what was the issue.
It was because the loading of the resources required for remote inspector
(WebKit.qrc and InspectorBackendStub.qrc) were failing w
Hi Alex,
Yes I have custom btchat app on android. Does custom btchat app on Android
which talks the same protocol mean it should use Bluez 4.x and SPP protocol?
Best Regards,
Ramakanth
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Hi,
The chat example uses its very own service UUID. Unless your Android device
knows about the service UUID and can use it. it will always respond with the
mentioned error. The example is meant to be used on two machines. It acts as
server and client at the same time.
Since we don't have an A
