Qt-jambi-interest Archive, August 2006
Eclipse 3.2 and Jambi integration.
Message 1 in thread
Folks,
I have installed QTJambi on my W2K workstation and compiled the
generator_example application. The "Generator Example" shows in the menu
and runs well when I execute the demo app: qtjambi.exe.
I have installed Eclipse 3.2 (all 102MB) on my W2K workstation.
I have unpacked the qt-jambi-win32-eclipse-integration-1.0.0.zip file into
the Eclipse directory.
I ran register_eclipse_integration.bat and verified that the Windows
Registry contains qtdesigner.dll registration.
But, the Qt tools fails to appear in the "Show View/Other" dialog. I
also ran "regserv /s qtdesigner.dll" manually and got no error response,
but that didn't help. I have verified that all the files in the zip are
also in the appropriate subdirectories under Eclipse.
I added Qtjambi.jar to the classpath but that didn't help.
What am I failing to do?
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JLK
Message 2 in thread
I solved the problem by deleting the directory containing eclipse, and then
purging the registry of any reference to eclipse or qtdesigner.dll.
Then I used RegCleaner and after it was done I rebooted.
Then I reinstalled eclipse AND BEFORE I opened eclipse I installed
qt-jambi-win32-eclipse-integration-1.0.0.zip.
THEN eclipse could see QtJambi and I was able to create a new UI by using
the "ui" extension, which automatically brought up the Qt designer.
Message 3 in thread
Hi, Jerry.
Jerry.Kreps@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>I have installed Eclipse 3.2 (all 102MB) on my W2K workstation.
>[...]
>But, the Qt tools fails to appear in the "Show View/Other" dialog. I
>also ran "regserv /s qtdesigner.dll" manually and got no error response,
>but that didn't help. I have verified that all the files in the zip are
>also in the appropriate subdirectories under Eclipse.
>
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>
>
As long as the "com.trolltech.qtdesigner_1.0.0.jar" file is present in
the eclipse\plugins directory, the Qt folder should appear in the under
"Other" views, so this is strange. There is no need to have qtjambi.jar
in your class path to use the integration.
Would you mind checking a few things for me?
1. Could you check the file size of the
com.trolltech.qtdesigner_1.0.0.jar file, just in case something wrong
happened when you unzip'd the package?
2. In Eclipse's about box, there's a button called "plug-in details".
Could you press this and look through the list if you find either Qt
Jambi or Qt Designer plugins?
3. Could you also open the view called "error log" to see if there is
any error message from the Qt Jambi plugins?
Which views do you see in the dialog, by the way?
I'll investigate this further, see what I can find out and post again as
soon as I have any ideas. Thanks for the report.
-- Eskil
