Thanks, I'll give that a spin

We have a signed S60 FP2 application - will it install on S^3 devices (a N8 in this case)

Thanks

I can see its going to take a bit of tweaking to get it working with QtCreator 2.x/Qt 4.6.3 - perhaps if I just include the extension source direct into the project rather than try to rebuild the...

Thanks, much appreciated.

Is there a set of Qt classes for subscribing to call events (ingoing and outgoing) and acquiring call information in Qt? ideally for QtMobility but I'd settle for a QtSymbian subset.

Please don't...

Problem solved mostly.

Mainly it was because I assumed to much of the symbian emulator - I presumed it would actually emulate the soft key behavour of an actual device, but it doesn't, the menus...

Nothing to do with mobility? its a mobility project! being tested in the mobility emulators and a real symbian (N95) device. I'm well aware of how menus are added/managed in Qt. The problem is the...

Eh?

1 - How is my title not meaningful?! Its states exactly what I want to know!

2 - Did you actually read my message? The code snippet I posted does exactly what the one you linked to does....

I have generated a std Mobility Project with a QMainWindow base. Have added code for the menu's

However clicking the option (left) button in an any of the emulators (Maemo, Symbian...

I'm working with trunk - still missing there.

Yah, I'm seeing this as well. Huge problem for us.

Interesting thread, I apreciate all the comments and testing people have done. Obviously I am going to have to revisit my own code.

And seems to be resolved - I reverted to scons 1.0 (was using 1.3) and the build has been successfull.

I'm trying to build the community edition as per Mikko's Blog Entry

I get partway through the build and then run into this error:


scons: Building targets ...
mwccsym2 -o...

Oh! Should have read the link first, sorry for that. Very interesting, looks to be aimed exactly at my problem, but definitely to be tried when I've had a decent nights sleep ...

Thanks - Lindsay

? The whole point of getting my app signed is getting access to restricted capabilities. This is a business app, Requiring users to install python, then my app, and answering a bunch of security...

I have a python app I want to express sign. Unfortunately express signing seems to require things only available with C++ apps, e.g from the web site


Zip your application SIS file together with...

There's a simpler way:



localtime = time.time()
if time.daylight:
localtime -= time.altzone
else:
localtime -= time.timezone

Thanks Anand, I think we should be ok. I actually unbundled the python interpreter with sisinfo and merged it into my ap, so its all signed under our UID.

I have my app bundled up in a SISX with the python interpreter and OpenSigned using my developer certificate - all works fine.

Would there be any issues I should be aware of when submitting it for...

Thank you very much Chintan, most useful.

Say my app is sitting in a modal dialog such as:


rc = selection_list([unicode("One"), unicode("Two")])


I'd like to be able to cancel that dialog in response to a timer event or a callback...

Doh! That was it, thanks bogdan

Thanks for all the replies everyone!

Its a N95, I signed the shell using ensymble and a developer key. I use the following batch file to sign it:


python ensymble.py signsis...

Direct from the shell