Qt-jambi-interest Archive, February 2007
Image Viewer Demo
Message 1 in thread
Hello everyone,
I launched the Qt Jambi Demo and found that when playing with the
dockable panels in the Image Viewer application if I removed them I
couldn't find a way to bring them back even after restarting the entire
Demo. I looked around in application data and elsewhere but couldn't
find where these settings were being stored either.
I uninstalled the demo from javaws and now I get an error when trying to
download it again via javaws and get this error.
<error>
An error occurred while launching/running the application.
Title: Qt Jambi Demo
Vendor: Trolltech ASA
Category: Download Error
Could not verify signing in resource:
http://www.trolltech.com/developer/download/qtjambi-win32.jar
</error>
Also, I tried searching the archives but I get a 404 whenever I search
this mailing list. So because I can't seem to search this list, whoever
replies, would you please reply directly to me as well as this list.
Thanks,
~Eric
Message 2 in thread
Frederich, Eric P21322 wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I launched the Qt Jambi Demo and found that when playing with the
> dockable panels in the Image Viewer application if I removed them I
> couldn't find a way to bring them back even after restarting the entire
> Demo. I looked around in application data and elsewhere but couldn't
> find where these settings were being stored either.
This is a bug, in the demo. To work around it you can delete the stored
preferences. They are stored in the windows registry under:
\\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Trolltech\Imageviewer Example
Just delete the directory and you should be good.
> I uninstalled the demo from javaws and now I get an error when trying to
> download it again via javaws and get this error.
>
> <error>
> An error occurred while launching/running the application.
>
> Title: Qt Jambi Demo
> Vendor: Trolltech ASA
> Category: Download Error
>
> Could not verify signing in resource:
> http://www.trolltech.com/developer/download/qtjambi-win32.jar
> </error>
hm...
The error doesn't make any sense. As it loaded fine the first time, the
.jar file is ok. What kind of exception did you get?
> Also, I tried searching the archives but I get a 404 whenever I search
> this mailing list. So because I can't seem to search this list, whoever
> replies, would you please reply directly to me as well as this list.
This has been reported to the sysadmins so they should fix it soon.
-
Gunnar
