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Subject: Re: [Interest] Using QT as web building system
04.04.2012, 15:45, "Marek Bronowicki" :
> Hi Sivan
> Yes, but as I see it's a hybrid solution... I'm thinking about some
> other thing... conv
W dniu 2012-04-04 13:49, Sivan Greenberg pisze:
> There are several things floating around close to that, one of them is this:
> https://gitorious.org/qmlweb#more
Looks promising ;) thx
I'll try that today.
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04.04.2012, 15:45, "Marek Bronowicki" :
> Hi Sivan
> Yes, but as I see it's a hybrid solution... I'm thinking about some
> other thing... converting ui (and maybe cpp) files to pure html,
> javascript and css code.
>
> Like QLineEdit is etc.
> Connecting signals and slots to SOAP messages o
There are several things floating around close to that, one of them is this:
https://gitorious.org/qmlweb#more
HTH,
-Sivan
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 2:45 PM, Marek Bronowicki wrote:
> Hi Sivan
> Yes, but as I see it's a hybrid solution... I'm thinking about some other
> thing... converting ui (and
Hi Sivan
Yes, but as I see it's a hybrid solution... I'm thinking about some
other thing... converting ui (and maybe cpp) files to pure html,
javascript and css code.
Like QLineEdit is etc.
Connecting signals and slots to SOAP messages or something similar.
Just to write an app in QT, publish
Hi Marek!
So, you would like to use qt widgets on a web page? I'm not sure I
understand what you mean.
This might be what you look for perhasp?
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtwebkit.html#details
and
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtwebkit-bridge.html .
-Sivan
On Wed, Apr 4, 201
Hello
I'm just wondering is there something like web building system based on QT?
I mean microsoft has ASP.NET, Apache has modules for PHP, Python and
stuff like that and there are addons for PHP like Symfony or Kumbia...
Making a port for web apps could be an awesome solution. Does anyone
know
