im stuck upon installation of my 1st SISX

[rsf]

I already got certificate and applied it.
I use ensymble as batchfile to. Here is teh batch file to create my first SISX run>>

python ensymble25.py signsis --execaps=LocalServices+Location+NetworkServices+PowerMgmt+ProtServ+ReadUserData+SurroundingsDD+SWEvent+UserEnvironment+WriteUserData+ReadDeviceData+TrustedUI+WriteDeviceData --cert=easytext.cer --privkey=easytext.key --passphrase=12345 easytext_unsign.sis easytext_signed.sis

It compile ok.

but upon installation, it show
"when install my 1st 3rd edition SIS it prompted me "COMPONENT 'python for s60' missing continue anyway?"

HELP please.

[jethro.fn]

but upon installation, it show
"when install my 1st 3rd edition SIS it prompted me "COMPONENT 'python for s60' missing continue anyway?"

Can anybody else see this? I've yet to install PyS60 1.4.1 on my N95, but at least with PyS60 1.4.0 installed this warning is never displayed.

[jethro.fn]

OK. Now I tested the new PyS60 1.4.1 on a Nokia E50 and could not reproduce this message. Are you sure you have the latest PyS60 installed on your phone?

[rsf]

Actually, installing the two PYTHON program to my E50 is ok.

My problem occur on installing my first SIS program. its signed already (all capabilties).

Please help

[jethro.fn]

What version of PyS60 and what version of Ensymble are you using?

[rsf]

im using ensymble2.5.

if you want, i can attached the actual SIS that produce from my py.

please help.

[jethro.fn]

im using ensymble2.5.

Um, as of this writing, the latest version of Ensymble is v0.24. And if you have PyS60 v1.4.0 or v1.4.1 installed on your phone, no warning should be displayed during installation. I installed an Ensymble-generated SIS file on my E50 and indeed there was no warning. The phone had PyS60 v1.4.1 installed.

[nlsp]

Can anybody else see this? I've yet to install PyS60 1.4.1 on my N95, but at least with PyS60 1.4.0 installed this warning is never displayed.

I ran into this as well. When you compile the PyS60 package yourself and sign it with a devcert, the UIDs for the packages end up being the "beta" ones that differ from the officially nokia signed packages.

cmd_py2sis.py line 587 defines (and documents) the dependancy. However, when using the recommended 'squeezed' version you cannot easily change this.

[jethro.fn]

I ran into this as well. When you compile the PyS60 package yourself and sign it with a devcert, the UIDs for the packages end up being the "beta" ones that differ from the officially nokia signed packages.

For this special case you can use Ensymble v0.22, if you do not need the features introduced in v0.24 (--autostart, --vendor, infoe32). Better yet, change the PyS60 project UIDs to the new ones and recompile.

[nlsp]

Better yet, change the PyS60 project UIDs to the new ones and recompile.

I'll probably do so when i got a good reason to recompile

Thanks for the good work anyway.

[rsf]

thanks to all of you guys!

Sorry to jetro, im using ensymble .24

to you guys, i therefore conclude that I need to use the .22 instead of .24 or as jetro sugestion, i need to "Better yet, change the PyS60 project UIDs to the new ones and recompile."

How to do it using ensymble .22?

[nlsp]

thanks to all of you guys!

Sorry to jetro, im using ensymble .24

to you guys, i therefore conclude that I need to use the .22 instead of .24 or as jetro sugestion, i need to "Better yet, change the PyS60 project UIDs to the new ones and recompile."

How to do it using ensymble .22?

No, you shouldn't. If you run python 1.4.1, use ensymble .24, and it works, why would you?

[rsf]

i use pys60 ver 1.41 and "ensymble_python2.5-0.22.py" to create my SISX for my E50 application.

After successful creation, i install the output file (SIS), it shows this message >>"COMPONENT 'python for s60' missing continue anyway?"


this is the command line is used >>
python ensymble25.py py2sis --uid=0x0CFFFFFF --appname="Easytext" -shortcaption="My App." --caption="My Application" --version=1.2.3 --verbose et


where:
et -> is the folder name where i put all necessry SIS to be inclued on my package. My original "et.py" is renamed as "default.py" since the compiler is asking for it.

ensymble25.py -> i renamed it originally ensymble_python2.5-0.22.py


Please help me. Im stuck here.

[nlsp]

Give it a try with ensymble_python2.5-0.24.py ??

[rsf]

quote:

"Give it a try with ensymble_python2.5-0.24.py ??"

Yes, i used that one. I renamed it to ENSYMBLE25.PY so that it will be short filename.

It creates SIS, but once install my SIS it gives me this message ""COMPONENT 'python for s60' missing continue anyway?"


What is wrong?