How to implement QtSoap in native development of cascade?

Hello

I want to ask you something QtSoap implementation. I use QtSoap to parse the Web services *.asmx files. I include qtsoap.h and qtsoap.cpp from external sources, but I can't find the libraries.

Can you help me solve this problem and how to implement QtSoap in native waterfall?

Thanks before.

I got this error message:

Build configuration Debug-Simulator for BB10BinusmayaMobile project *.

make - j2 Simulator-Debug
do .//translations - C f Makefile update
make [1]: Entering directory had: / ' Document Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/translations
D:, bbndk, host_10_1_0_132, win32 / x 86/usr/bin/lupdate BB10BinusmayaMobile.pro
Update 'BB10BinusmayaMobile.ts '...
Found 6 source text (s) (0 new and 6 already existing)
make [1]: leaving directory had: / ' Document Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/translations
do .//translations f - C release of Makefile
make [1]: Entering directory had: / ' Document Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/translations
D:, bbndk, host_10_1_0_132, win32 / x 86/usr/bin/lrelease BB10BinusmayaMobile.pro
Update: / Document Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/translations/BB10BinusmayaMobile.qm'...
Generated translation (s) 0 (0 finished and unfinished 0)
Ignored for 6 text (s) of the untranslated source
make [1]: leaving directory had: / ' Document Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/translations
make - c / f - 86 Makefile debugging x
"make [1]: Entering directory had: / Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/x86 Document"
d:/bbndk/host_10_1_0_132/Win32/x86/usr/bin/qmake.exe-spec... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86 - QCC CONFIG += debug_and_release += o Makefile... simulator config BB10BinusmayaMobile.Pro
"make [1]: leaving directory had: / Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/x86 Document"
"make [1]: Entering directory had: / Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/x86 Document"
do f Makefile.Debug
"make [2]: Entering directory had: / Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/x86 Document"
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. /bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-o-g/.obj/applicationui.o o I... /SRC/applicationui.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. /bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-o-g/.obj/main.o o I... /src/main.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. /bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-o-g/.obj/qtsoap.o o I... /SRC/qtsoap.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. /bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-o-g/.obj/webservices.o o I... /SRC/WebServices.cpp
D:/bbndk/host_10_1_0_132/Win32/x86/usr/bin/MOC.exe-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-I.-D__QNXNTO__... / SRC/applicationui. HPP o o-g/.moc/moc_applicationui.cpp
D:/bbndk/host_10_1_0_132/Win32/x86/usr/bin/MOC.exe-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-I.-D__QNXNTO__... /SRC/qtsoap.h o o-g/.moc/moc_qtsoap.cpp
D:/bbndk/host_10_1_0_132/Win32/x86/usr/bin/MOC.exe-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-I.-D__QNXNTO__... /SRC/WebServices.h o o-g/.moc/moc_webservices.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-i o o-g/.obj/moc_applicationui.o o-g/.moc/moc_applicationui.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-i o o-g/.obj/moc_qtsoap.o o-g/.moc/moc_qtsoap.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86 - c - Wc, - inclure-Wc,o-g/.obj/BB10BinusmayaMobile-Wno psabi - lang-c ++ - fstack-protector - fstack-protector-all - g - Wno-psabi-wall - W-D_REENTRANT-DQT_NO_IMPORT_QT47_QML-DQ_OS_BLACKBERRY-DQT_DECLARATIVE_DEBUG-DQT_DECLARATIVE_LIB-DQT_CORE_LIB-DQT_SHARED-j'ai... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/BlackBerry - x 86-QCC-... /... / BB10BinusmayaMobile-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/qtcore-... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4/QtDeclarative-I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/qt4-I... / SRC-Io-g/.moc - I... /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include-I /... /.. /.. / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/usr/include/freetype2-i o o-g/.obj/moc_webservices.o o-g/.moc/moc_webservices.cpp
CQS-Vgcc_ntox86-lang-c ++ - Wl, - rpath - link, d, bbndk, target_10_1_0_1020, qnx6 / x 86/lib - Wl, - rpath - link, d, bbndk, target_10_1_0_1020, qnx6 / x 86/usr/lib - Wl, - rpath - link, d, bbndk, target_10_1_0_1020, qnx6 / x 86/usr/lib/qt4/lib - o o-g/BB10BinusmayaMobile o-g/.obj/applicationui.o o-g/.obj/main.o o-g/.obj/qtsoap.o o-g/.obj/test.o o-g/.obj/webservices.o o-g/.obj/moc_applicationui.o o-g/.obj/moc_qtsoap.o o-g/.obj/moc_test.o o-g/.obj/moc_webservices.o - LD : / bbndk / target_10_1_0_1020/qnx6 / x 86/lib - LD: / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/qnx6 / x 86/usr/lib - LD: / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/qnx6 / x 86/usr/lib/qt4/lib - LD: / bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/qnx6 / / usr/lib/qt4/lib - lbbcascades - lQtDeclarative - lQtScript - lQtSvg - lQtSql-lsqlite3 - lz - lQtXmlPatterns - lQtGui - lQtNetwork - lsocket - lQtCore - lm - lbps
D:\bbndk\host_10_1_0_132\win32\x86\usr\bin\ntox86-ld: o-g/.obj/qtsoap.o: reference to undefined symbol '_ZN12QDomDocument15createElementNSERK7QStringS2_'
D:\bbndk\host_10_1_0_132\win32\x86\usr\bin\ntox86-ld: Notes: '_ZN12QDomDocument15createElementNSERK7QStringS2_' is defined in DSO D:/bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/qnx6/x86/usr/lib/qt4/lib/libQtXml.so.4 try so add to the linker command line
D:/bbndk/target_10_1_0_1020/QNX6/x86/usr/lib/Qt4/lib/libQtXml.so.4: could not read symbols: invalid operation
CC: D:/bbndk/host_10_1_0_132/win32 / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld caught signal 1
make [2]: * [o-g/BB10BinusmayaMobile] error 1
make [1]: * [debug] error 2
"make [2]: leaving directory had: / Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/x86 Document"
"make [1]: leaving directory had: / Training/ndk-10.1.0-workspace/BB10BinusmayaMobile/x86 Document"
make: * [Simulator-Debug] error 2

Build completed *.

QDomDocument part QtXml, if you check in the documentation of the API
https://developer.BlackBerry.com/native/reference/Cascades/QtXml.html
you see that:
To connect the module, add this line to your qmake .pro file:
QT += xml

try this.

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