a problem occured while deploying

[LaineGates]

I write a program , when test it in emulator , it works well , but when I try to deploy in the 5233 , it didn't work with the
"Could not install from package C:\Data\List.sis on device: General OS-related error"

But if I deploy the example from QT creator , the examples work well .
Could anyone tell me the reason ?

[symbianyucca]

firstly check the deployment settings and disable the silent installer, then it should give you a better error, which could help to solve the problem.

[LaineGates]

I didn't find how to disable the silent installer , please help me

and I copy my .pro file here



QT += core gui

TARGET = List
TEMPLATE = app


SOURCES += main.cpp\
list.cpp

HEADERS += list.h

FORMS += list.ui

CONFIG += mobility

MOBILITY = messaging

symbian {

TARGET.CAPABILITY = ReadUserData \
WriteUserData \
ReadDeviceData \
WriteDeviceData
}
does the problem comes from here ?

[symbianyucca]

First get the latest Qt SDK, then when you have your peoject open, then click the project ison on left side, and click run button on the Symbian target, then you should see it there. I'm currently using my other laptop, and which has oldere SDK, and appears that it does not have it. Thus if you dont't see it, then see where the file is stored in the device during launching (see the console log) and on device go to that fodler with file manager, and maunally launch the sis file.

or just check the sis file from your project files, and sent it to the device and then from the device, just manually install it.

[LaineGates]

First ，Thank you for your help very much ！

I did as you said , and when I found the file and installed it myself , the phone tell a sentence like "The necessary procedures are not granted access permissions" , how could I solve this ?

[ltomuta]

You need to learn about Symbian's Platform Security and application signing.
In your *.pro code above the UID3 is not visible, its value may be wrong. You are also reading the *DeviceData capabilities which are not compatible with self-signing, which is the default signing option and you do not claim to have changed it.

So, unless you need those caps, remove them. If you need them make sure you have a developer certificate and that you use it for signing the app. Also inspect the UID and ensure that it is in the correct range for the available signing options.