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    While compiling "serviceactions" example i am getting this error
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    \Symbian\S60_5th_Edition_SDK_v1.0\epoc32\release\armv5\LIB\qtopiamail.dso: No such file: No such file or directory
    is this lib is missing in the package ?

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    I just changed as soon below and it worked . is it the right way to do . do confirm

    Code:
    LIBS += -L \
        $$(QMF_LIBDIR) \
        #-lqtopiamail
    To
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    LIBS += -L \
        $$(QMF_LIBDIR)

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    Yes, Qtopia (Qt Extended) is no longer part of Qt and thus any references to it in the current source code and examples should be accidental. See http://qt.nokia.com/about/news/qt-so...es-qt-extended

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    Thanks Lucian.

    What about "battery-charge" example looks like build is not recognizing QmlView

    Code:
    /code/qt/qt-mobility-src/examples/battery-charge/battery-subscriber/main.cpp:77: error: `QmlView' has not been declared

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    Looks like somebody has been playing with Qml, Qt's Declarative UI language. I guess writing a working example would have been too boring, the guy just wanted to have a look at something more interesting

    If you want to play with that, see http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2009...eclarative-ui/ and download that binary package then use the mobility APIs on top of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ltomuta View Post
    Looks like somebody has been playing with Qml, Qt's Declarative UI language. I guess writing a working example would have been too boring, the guy just wanted to have a look at something more interesting
    yes, understand his feeling
    If you want to play with that, see http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2009...eclarative-ui/ and download that binary package then use the mobility APIs on top of it.
    thanks, will try it if possible.

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