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Important Update for Developers Using the Nokia Qt SDK Beta and Qt Mobility 1.0.0 APIs for Symbian
pkrass | 01 July, 2010 19:46
Developers who have used the Nokia Qt SDK beta to create Symbian apps that use the 1.0.0 Qt mobility APIs must repackage their apps with the 1.0.1 version of the mobility APIs. Nokia has discovered a deficiency in the 1.0.0 APIs that causes apps to crash when devices are updated to a later version of the Qt libraries. Fortunately, Nokia caught the deficiency at an early stage, and very few apps and developers are affected. The issue applies only to Symbian and only to applications that use and are packaged with the 1.0.0 Mobility APIs. The deficiency has been fixed in both the 1.0.1 APIs and the Nokia Qt SDK version 1.0.
Any developer now using the beta version of the Nokia Qt SDK for Symbian should move to the 1.0 version. Developers who used the Nokia Qt SDK beta for Maemo, however, do not need to repackage their apps, although they may wish to move to the SDK 1.0 version to keep current. Also, to protect consumers, Nokia will soon introduce a mechanism for Ovi that detects which mobility APIs are bundled with a submitted app. Once the mechanism is in place, apps with the 1.0.0 mobility APIs will not be accepted by Ovi, and developers will be instructed to repackage their apps with the 1.0.1 mobility APIs.
Read more about this issue on the Qt
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Re: Important Update for Developers Using the Nokia Qt SDK Beta and Qt Mobility 1.0.0 APIs for Symbian
conconcon03 | 24/07/2010, 16:42
It is really really very good for Nokia and Nokia Lovers. Thanks a lot.
Re: Important Update for Developers Using the Nokia Qt SDK Beta and Qt Mobility 1.0.0 APIs for Symbian
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Data Recovery | 14/07/2010, 08:13
That is fine job done by Nokia before it makes a big problem by caught the deficiency at an early stage.
Can newly launch both utilities the 1.0.1 APIs and the Nokia Qt SDK version 1.0 are free from all deficiency or problem has been fixed perfectly?
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