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Tobias Hunger
qt-creator
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6edc896b
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6edc896b
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Mar 26, 2010
by
Rohan Shetty
Committed by
Oswald Buddenhagen
Mar 31, 2010
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New section Creating Installation Packages added to Developing Symbian Applications.
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for
the
device
using
RVCT
,
select
the
tool
chain
in
the
\
gui
{
General
}
section
for
your
build
configurations
.
If
you
need
to
sign
your
symbian
application
with
a
specific
certificate
(
in
contrast
to
a
self
-
signed
build
),
you
need
to
specify
that
in
the
\
gui
{
Create
sis
Package
}
step
in
your
build
configurations
.
\
section2
Creating
Installation
Packages
When
you
build
the
application
for
the
\
gui
{
Symbian
Device
}
target
,
Qt
Creator
automatically
generates
a
Symbian
installation
system
(
SIS
)
file
in
the
project
folder
.
You
can
deliver
the
installation
file
to
users
for
installation
on
Symbian
devices
.
Only
installation
files
signed
with
a
certificate
and
private
key
are
allowed
to
be
installed
onto
Symbian
devices
.
By
default
,
Qt
Creator
self
-
signs
the
installation
file
.
This
self
-
signing
allows
you
to
install
the
application
on
a
mobile
device
but
places
limits
on
what
you
can
do
with
the
installation
file
,
including
:
\
list
\
o
Self
-
signed
applications
cannot
access
the
more
sensitive
capabilities
of
the
mobile
device
.
\
o
Security
warnings
will
be
displayed
when
you
install
the
self
-
signed
application
on
a
mobile
device
.
\
o
Self
-
signed
applications
cannot
be
distributed
commercially
on
Ovi
Store
.
\
endlist
To
get
around
these
limitations
,
you
need
to
go
through
the
Symbian
Signed
process
.
The
Symbian
Signed
organisation
manages
a
public
key
infrastructure
to
provide
public
authentication
of
the
information
in
the
application
signing
certificates
.
Their
security
partner
can
validate
your
certificate
and
give
you
a
Publisher
ID
.
Then
,
when
you
sign
an
application
,
other
people
can
be
confident
that
the
information
in
your
certificate
is
correct
and
that
the
application
does
actually
come
from
you
.
There
are
also
options
that
do
not
require
you
to
get
a
Publisher
ID
.
For
more
detail
about
how
the
Symbian
Signed
process
works
,
see
\
l
{
http
://
developer
.
symbian
.
com
/
wiki
/
display
/
pub
/
The
+
Complete
+
Guide
+
to
+
Symbian
+
Signed
}
{
The
complete
guide
to
Symbian
Signed
}.
When
you
have
your
own
certificate
and
private
key
you
can
specify
them
in
the
\
gui
{
Create
sis
Package
}
step
in
your
build
configuration
.
\
image
qtcreator
-
qt4
-
symbian
-
signing
.
png
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