[Qt-jambi-interest] QT Jambi 4.5

[Eskil Abrahamsen Blomfeldt]

Tom Schindl wrote:
> Ok - I fetched the sources, made my changes (adding the OSGi-Support)
> but there's no documentation on gitorious.org how I can now push my
> changes to my own repository (I didn't find any documentation on how I'm
> supposed to do this) so that other could take a look.
>   

Here's a quick guide to Gitorious written for the Qt repository:

    http://qt.gitorious.org/qt/pages/GitIntroductionWithQt

>
> If NOT adding the autogenerated files to the repository a small
> HOWTO-setup for Java-Development would be highly appreciated (I didn't
> managed to get the code compiled because I didn't found out what I have
> to call to get the files generated)
>   

There definitely need to be more guides to help people get into this. 
Building Qt Jambi should however be identical to building from a source 
package, so maybe the following link is helpful:

    
http://doc.trolltech.com/qtjambi-4.5.0_01/com/trolltech/qt/qtjambi-installation.html#building-qt-jambi-from-a-source-package

> Another thing which would be nice for people like me who use an IDE is
> that the JavaSources are in an extra-directory say "src/main/java" if
> you want to follow the maven-naming scheme because then one can point
> the IDE to this directory instead of the root of the project. This once
> more makes it easier for standard java-developers to get started with
> the project.
>   

You can generate the .java-files into any directory you want. The 
default is to put them in the root of the project in the ant script, but 
this can be edited to put them somewhere else.

> Another question I have is about the 64-bit. In the last release the
> .class-Files have been the same for all platforms. Is this still true
> now with 64-bit/32-bit support or are the 32bit and 64bit
> specific-class-files?
>   

Yes, the .class files are cross platform, it's only the native code that 
depends on the processor architecture.

-- Eskil