Qt-interest Archive, March 2002
Designer, Plugins and still no success... :(
Message 1 in thread
Hi, itīs me again!
Still I got no success in calling designer with all the available
plugins.
But I found out a funny thing... when I install Qt3.0.3 on my local
drive,
everything works well. But when I install it on the net drive of my
Linux
server (provided by Samba) it does not work.
It absolutely changes nothing, when I add the plugins/designer directory
to my PATH variable nor does it when I copy all plugin dlls to the BIN
directory of Qt.
Isnīt the Qt Environment network compatible???
Any hints?
Thanks a lot and ītil then...
Olly.
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Message 2 in thread
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Oliver Schaper wrote:
> Hi, it´s me again!
>
> Still I got no success in calling designer with all the available
> plugins.
> But I found out a funny thing... when I install Qt3.0.3 on my local
> drive,
> everything works well. But when I install it on the net drive of my
> Linux
> server (provided by Samba) it does not work.
> It absolutely changes nothing, when I add the plugins/designer directory
> to my PATH variable nor does it when I copy all plugin dlls to the BIN
> directory of Qt.
> Isn´t the Qt Environment network compatible???
Windows is not network compatible. It's not posible to use dlls on smb
shares because it's not posible to lock them. Do not install programs on
smb shares if they using dlls.
Carl Thompson wrote on cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com :
"That's a complicated question. Essentially, the MS engineers were on
crack when they designed Windows DLLs."
And he ist right!
