Hi,

I mentioned it on a later message, but everything seems to work now. Thanks
everyone!

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Lauri Lavanti
laurilava...@gmail.com
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Lähettäjä: Juha Kallioinen
Lähetetty: 18.11.2013 0:17
Vastaanottaja: Sailfish OS Developers
Aihe: Re: [SailfishDevel] Problems with the emulator (I think)

  Hi Lauri,

you don't mention which SDK installer you have used. That would be vital
information in troubleshooting this and any future problems :-)

None of the problems below seem to concern the SDK emulator. I believe
these are build time problems?

On 16.11.2013 12:42, Lavanti Lauri wrote:

  Hi all,



First time on this list, so sorry if this is an old problem but:

When I created my new project on SailfishOS IDE the main.cpp file complains
that:

#include <sailfishapp.h>
”No such file or directory”


The sailfishapp.h is part of the libsailfishapp-devel package, which is
preinstalled in the latest "1310" installer targets released last month. If
you have an older SDK, then this package might not yet be available.

If you are using the latest SDK, then with this information at hand, I
cannot fathom why it would not be found.

When you say "When I created my new project", how did you create it?


And whenever I try to add a package to my sdk it says the following (as an
example):

Operation Progress

---------------------------------------- finished: installing package
jolla-sailfish-core - exited with status 0



Loading repository data...

Reading installed packages...

'jolla-sailfish-core' not found in package names. Trying capabilities.

No provider of 'jolla-sailfish-core' found.

Synchronising target to host

cannot delete non-empty directory: usr/bin

Sync completed


This looks perfectly fine, although unnecessarily cryptic.

There is in fact no package called "jolla-sailfish-core". The
jolla-sailfish-core is a pattern, not a package. A pattern is metadata
describing a collection of packages. Unfortunately the web management view
does not understand that and shows it as a normal package and tries to
install it as a normal package.

What's happening in the background is that the web management calls zypper
install for the "package", but since there's no such package, it does
nothing and unnecessarily syncs the results between the target and the host.

If you try to add some real package, then it should report something
different.

Best regards,

 Juha



Thank you J



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Lauri Lavanti

lauri.lava...@aalto.fi




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