The file of the bar - descriptor.xml (and make the application of command line)

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• What is the file *.so in bar - descriptor.xml

  Hello

  in the bar - descriptor.xml to assets, that I find under build paths of target configurations for the debugging of the device, the device profile etc. For the configuration of the path the target name of the application, for example, in the notebook-app the target path is portable.

  Only for the configration of device-release, it is notebook.so.

  Can some explain to me why there is the suffix .so?

  I searched the web but can't find an explanation to this day.

  .so is a library.

  For a Release version that the main application is packaged as a library, it has been introduced with 10.1 (?) and gave a performance gain important that all qt libraries are compiled into a single.

• The application's command line arguments get the path to the file in windows Explorer

  Hello

  I am trying to open a file with my labview application .exe, so I thought that windows was sending the file path double clicked in Explorer solutions in the form of argument, but all I get is the name of my exe file.

  

  Does anyone know how to set up windows or the application to get the double click path from the Explorer, which has the file extension has already been associated with my exe?

  Thank you!

  I'm not sure I understand, but I think you want your Labview program to open another file, as a file of perimeter?

  Have three basic choices.

  Hardcode the path with file name in your program http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361K-01/glang/path_constant/

  Use the file open vi and for the user to select the file to open http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361J-01/glang/file_dialog/

  Write your program to accept a http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/17C3AD70493CE0208625666A00763364 command line argument

• Extract the elements of the application via command line

  Hi all

  I can extract the application of the elements of the option extract-> elements of the application.

  Is it possible that I can automate this command line or any other method

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  TVMK

  Yes, LCM is a command line utility that can be fully automated for these elements of snapshot off. Take a look at the document of LCM

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E17236_01/EPM.1112/epm_lifecycle_management.PDF

  As mentioned, the API is another way too but who can take over installation but doable.

  Thanos also gave some options you could look.

  If the information provided to the clarity/confirmation that you are looking for be sure to close the thread for the other members of the community may be able to find the solution at the appropriate time in the future.

• How the packet data / * ($HOME /) files by using the bar - descriptor.xml

  Hi, using sdk native c / c ++ with playbook Simulator 1.0

  I want to distribute with my application some data files that likely should fall under the ' data /' ($HOME?)

  folder.

  (I've written / will update them sometimes, so app/native/does not appropriate I suppose.)

  in the bar - descriptor.xml, I tried adding them as an 'active '.

  who drops their bottom right in app/native / *.

  so I change the XML .bar to try to get them grounded in data.

  Here's what I found:

  by train: data/filename landed the file in app/native/data/filename

  try:... /... / Data/filename received the error

  by train: / data/filename received the error (hoping to slash leader was compared to the sandbox)

  I even on a lark tried: $HOME/filename, who literally created file app/native / $HOME!

  so he tried a ${HOME} with the curlies. I got an error saying unable to resolve the path variable.

  How can I get the data files in the folder/data ($HOME) using the .bar packaging?

  You cannot package the file into the data, you copy your files at startup, if they don't not exist your app/native/data for example

• Retrieves the version number of bar - descriptor.xml programmatically

  Is there a way to extract a version number, and other information of bar - descriptor.xml file similar to how's done it in the Android world via getPackageInfo() in PackageManager?

  It would be a convenient way to play around these values in your code.

  Thank you

  There are various APIs of the platform that you can use for example the PackageInfo

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__packageinfo.html

  ApplicationInfo or,

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__applicationinfo.html

• Access to the bar - descriptor.xml within the app

  Is it possible to get the properties of the bar - descriptor.xml? Particularly interested in the app id to understand app whenever it is a free or paid application version

  There are PackageInfo and ApplicationInfo classes that contain this information:

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__packageinfo.html

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__applicationinfo.html

  To extract the appId:

  #include ...
  
  bb::PackageInfo pi;
  QString appId = pi.name();
  

  Add LIBS +=-lbb in the .pro file

  You can also analyze the file manually, these threads contain more information on how to locate it:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/native-development/extract-version-number-from-bar-descriptor...

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/native-development/APIs-to-access-bar-descriptor-XML/m-p/1737...

• bar - descriptor.xml: which category for app use?

  Hi @all,

  I'm developing an application of battery. In the file of the bar - descriptor.xml I choose as single category 'media' and 'games '. Do I have to select 'Media' or let him no classified?

  Thank you very much!

  Peter

  I don't think it's really important, but I would not leave classified

• bar - descriptor.xml abnormal when it opens

  Hi all

  When I open the bar - descriptor.xml, it just show the contents of the xml file.

  It should display the sections 'Problems' and 'Actions and related settings. But now it shows just the following content:

  
  
  http://www.QNX.com/schemas/application/1.0">

  Does anyone know how to solve?

  Thank you.

  brad_qqq

  @DrShavargo-Thanks for your help. And I find the solution.

  Has tabs at the bottom of the window opening of bar - descriptor.xml, there. :

  General, Application, assets, location and Source.See the pic below:

  

• Disable the file of the bar - descriptor.xml automatically update

  Hello

  My application is dependent on an engine.so file.  the bar - decripptor.xml contains the following lines:

  
  armle-v7
  MyTest
  lib/libengine.so.1

  The problem is, when I clean and engine rebuilding in the IDE, the following line will automatically be removed from the .xml file. How do I disable this feature?

  lib/libengine.so.1

  Try turning off the generator called validator descriptor bar (right click-> properties-> Builder project)
  Make sure the library is there, then close the bar descriptor Editor
  So don't rebuild you.

• How to check the authorization of app that is declared in the file of the bar - descriptor.xml

  How can I check the programitcally app permission is enabled or disabled.

  Suppose the first when we launch the application that any permission has been activated once the user has disabled permissions from the setting. So, I need to check the permissions are enabled and disabled.

  Thank you.

  access_shared , you can check with QFileInfo

  QFileInfo info("shared/documents");
  if (info.isWritable()){
      qDebug() << "SHARED PERMISSION OK";
  }else{
      qDebug() << "SHARED PERMISSION ERROR";
  }
  

  and the access_internet hm, if you do not have permission to access_internet in your application, then app still has access to internet, so that you can not check. You check only if app is connected to the internet

• The importation of command-line init.xml

  Hello
  
  After the 'index data' with the command-line lh setRepo
  
  I need to import the init.xml file through the command line.
  
  
  
  Help
  
  Thank you

  try to import init.xml lh

  HTH

• Check the battery via command line

  Is there a utility command line for battery check? I have hundreds of laptop computers to check the battery failure. I am able to deploy and install the HP Battery Check utility and then silently run the hbbc.exe/s but I don't see the newspaper. Is there another utility to do this?

  Thank you.

  So, I finally found the file that is used to produce the result of battery page.

  Run hpbc.exe/s

  After the second couple that xml file will be in the

  %ProgramData%\Hewlett-Packard\HP support Framework\Resources\Logs\BCResOut.xml

  That you can analyze and get the information you need - by comparing the result of MISTLETOE.

  ... and it took two calls to the support level 2 technique to find. They have not confirmed the existence of the /s switch and there is no docummentation.

• The question of command line CAP.

  So I'm all new development of blackberry, but I found an inexhaustible amount of info (from this forum and experienced developers).  I read a lot of posts on the lines of command about the file randomly Googling rapc.exe.  My problem is that my .cod files are too big.  I understand the maximum number of bytes allowed in a .cod file is 64 KB, unfortunately my files have reached 90 KB in size.  I can't delete images and unused classes because they are all very functional and that it.

  I heard the wind of a command line that can be introduced to rapc.exe which will set - slicesize = NNNN and datafull - NNNN = as a solution to my problem.  This seems perhaps too technical for my situation, I'm not using my head today.  The problem is I'm having trouble finding how to add these command lines, or what that means yet.  My blackberry app is that several weeks of deployment AppWorld I love just to test it on my blackberry like point and click does not create the same user as on a touchscreen phone experience.

  I know there are a lot of great developers on this forum, and I understand that there are a lot of excellent programmers.  Can someone help me to conquer the sensation "noob" I'm feeling right now and guide me with a somewhat dummed down from the version of the technical explanation.

  In short, how can I add the command lines above named rapc.exe preferably with output using 3 third party programs or modifying an output by the compuler file.  I want to implement the compiler to ignore the warnings of size for the .cod files, as long as it's not a bad practice.

  Thanks in advance! -Andrew Mason

  Ok.  I was average overhtinking this, I guess it's easy to limit the size of your .cod simply by making the additional source folders.  I made two additional folders res and split my resources evenly among them.  There was a lot of workarounds that appeared to be more work than they were worth.  It's a quick and easy solution.  Thanks for the link, it helped a bunch got my brain moving.

• create the stamp of the RPD in command line?

  Does anyone know how to create a patch file to xml from the difference between 2 rpds using the command line?

  Thank you

  This lead me in the right lane.  I found the comparerpd command that did the trick.

  Thank you