hi
my application was developed with carbide c++.
i tried both .exe and .app of my application installed in UIQ 2.1 emulator.
it installed successfully but when i try to run it gives 'not Found' error.
is there any problem with application type?
hi
my application was developed with carbide c++.
i tried both .exe and .app of my application installed in UIQ 2.1 emulator.
it installed successfully but when i try to run it gives 'not Found' error.
is there any problem with application type?
have you changed any thing to the generated ? looks like you are missing some thing in pkg file.
Yes and no, both .app and .exe are supported but you need to use .exe for console type of applications and .app for GUI applications, don't mix the app type with the extension.
Have you built any of the SDK examples, do they work?
-- Lucian
here is my .mmp file
/////////////////////////////////////////
TARGET UIQtest.exe
TARGETTYPE exe
UID 0 0x0c71456d
USERINCLUDE ..\inc
SYSTEMINCLUDE \epoc32\include
SOURCEPATH ..\src
SOURCE UIQtest.cpp
LIBRARY euser.lib
#ifdef ENABLE_ABIV2_MODE
DEBUGGABLE
#endif
//////////////////////////////////////////
and .pkg
//////////////////////////////////////////
#{"UIQtest EXE"},(0x0c71456d),1,0,0
;Localised Vendor name
%{"Vendor-EN"}
;Unique Vendor name
:"Vendor"
"C:\Symbian\UIQ_21\epoc32\release\armi\urel\UIQtest.exe" -"!:\system\apps\UIQtest\UIQtest.exe", FILERUN, RI
///////////////////////////////////////
did i missed something because it i just try to run a template from the carbide c++
If UIQ has the same security policies as S60 then FR, RI will not work from self-signed packages.
Why don't you add an icon to your application and try to start the app from the menu.
-- Lucian
It is something that you should also ask on developer.uiq.com
In case of a Symbian 6-7-8 Nokia device, such installation file would not place anything into the menu (.exe-s do/can not appear in the menu of 1st and 2nd edition S60 devices), but it would be started at installation time (since the FILERUN, RUNINSTALL options).
It is also true that the built-in File Manager refuses to launch .exe files on Nokia devices too.
And any particular error propagation? I do not know whether ErrRd approach work in this case but you can try it at least.
Kiran.
Nokia Developer Wiki Moderation team