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=== Build, Run and Deploy Qt Application to Simulator ===
=== Build, Run and Deploy Qt Application to Simulator ===
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*Please click the "Projects" label on the left panel of Qt Creator and then confirm the Build & Run setting in Projects label has set to "Qt Simulator". You can change the "Edit build configuration" option to "Debug", if you want to debug this application in Qt Simulator.
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* Click the ''Projects'' label on the left-hand panel of Qt Creator. Next, confirm that ''Build & Run setting'' is set to '''Qt Simulator'''. You can change the ''Edit build configuration'' option to '''Debug''' to debug this application in Qt Simulator.
[[File:Qt simulator build run.png|800px]]
[[File:Qt simulator build run.png|800px]]
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*Click the green Run button to build the application and automatically deploy the application to Qt Simulator. Qt Simulator with a control panel and application window will be invoke and boot up automatically. There are three kinds of predefined MeeGo device modules with different skins and resolutions: 864x480, 960x540, 1280x800. You can choose these devices in Qt Simulator's control panel: View-> Device.
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*Click the green ''Run'' button to build the application and deploy it to Qt Simulator. Qt Simulator will boot, comprising a control panel and application window.
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*There are three predefined MeeGo device models with different skins and resolutions: 864x480, 960x540, 1280x800. Choose your preferred device in Qt Simulator's control panel, under ''View'' > ''Device''.
[[File:Qtsimualtor choose model.png]]
[[File:Qtsimualtor choose model.png]]
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If the application is deployed successfully and you have chosen the model for MeeGo device, the application will be displayed in the Simulator.
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If the application deployed successfully and you have chosen a MeeGo device model, the application should display in the Simulator.
[[File:Qtsimulator deploy.png|800px]]
[[File:Qtsimulator deploy.png|800px]]

Revision as of 12:42, 24 May 2011

Contents

How to use Qt Simulator in MeeGo SDK

This page is a guideline of how to use Qt Simualtor in MeeGo SDK. It describes how to create a simple Qt GUI application, build it against Simulator Qt libraries and deploy it to Qt Simulator with MeeGo device modules. You can refer to the official Qt Simulator page for more details: Qt Simulator Manual

Create a new Qt project in Qt Creator

  • Open Qt Creator to begin designing a Qt application. Please create a simple Qt GUI project from the menu of Qt Creator, File > New File or Project > Qt GUI Application

Qt simulator new.png

  • Name the application HelloQtSimulator and choose a directory for the project.

Qt simulator new2.png

  • Choose the Qt Version as MeeGo SDK Simulator. This determines the Qt library which will be used to build the application.

Qt simulator new3.png

Build, Run and Deploy Qt Application to Simulator

  • Click the Projects label on the left-hand panel of Qt Creator. Next, confirm that Build & Run setting is set to Qt Simulator. You can change the Edit build configuration option to Debug to debug this application in Qt Simulator.

Qt simulator build run.png

  • Click the green Run button to build the application and deploy it to Qt Simulator. Qt Simulator will boot, comprising a control panel and application window.
  • There are three predefined MeeGo device models with different skins and resolutions: 864x480, 960x540, 1280x800. Choose your preferred device in Qt Simulator's control panel, under View > Device.

Qtsimualtor choose model.png

If the application deployed successfully and you have chosen a MeeGo device model, the application should display in the Simulator.

Qtsimulator deploy.png

Define your own device module in Qt Simulator

Qt Simulator support user defined device module, you can refer to this article: Adding New Device Models for Qt Simulator to add a new device module.

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