Are you confident that you didn't run out of disk space on the Volume you are installing to?

Anyway, please report this as a bug at http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com and post the bug ID here for a...

Nope, Symbian^3 on-device debugging is not supported yet. This is being worked on.

Please make this a bugreport at the Qt Bugtracker (Nokia Qt SDK component).

The simulator accepts the system proxy settings just like any other application. What is your use case for separate proxy settings in the simulator?

PS: Note that in order to make use of proxys in...

I agree with Dan. Please create a suggestion with a pointer to the sources at http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com.

Yes, that is one of the things that need work indeed, I created http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-11785.

(Note that this is going out of scope of the original issue though. Discussions...

Sorry, Ovi Maps services are not part of the Qt SDK release.

The remote compiler is not yet included in this Mac Beta version of the Nokia SDK.

Please do not use the Maemo API directly. You can use the Widgets from the Qt API instead, they will look native on the device. Check Help -> Contents -> Qt Reference Documentation for the API. If...

The lack of styling on the Simulator for Maemo is a shortcoming of the Qt Simulator 1.0 in current SDK Version 1.0. it is not related to how the application will look on the device. As a workaround,...

It looks like you may have found an issue in Qt Creator. Please report this as a bug againt Qt Creator at the Qt Bug tracker.

Once opened, please post the issue number here so other people with...

Never use native APIs with the Nokia Qt SDK. It is not guaranteed to work. I described The Proper Solution here:

With the Nokia Qt SDK, you purposefully have no access to native libraries (this would also defeat the purpose of Qt being cross platform). Instead, you should use the Qt Mobility APIs. Have a look...

Qt for Symbian only supports the SQLite database at this point. Qt in general has more database backends, but relies on client libraries which are not available for Symbian.

Set the "Qt::WindowSoftkeysVisibleHint" (http://doc.trolltech.com/4.6/qwidget.html#windowFlags-prop) and then call showFullScreen() on the Widget. This will give you a full screen widget with...

Try with the following pro file:



QT += gui

TARGET = neurolab
TEMPLATE = app

SOURCES += main.cpp