Hi,
there should not be so much to hack with QNetwork. Just started with
QNetwork yesterday, it's not very hard to understand, even for a Qt/C++
newbie, like me. Now working with the JSON response seems to be a bit more
difficult. ;-)
Gabriel.
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da4c3...@
Why not to make class with features you want and export it via
setContextProperty to use on QML side?
On 17.12.2013 22:14, da4c3...@ssl-mail.com wrote:
What is the preferred way to make HTTP-requests in Sailfish?
XMLHttpRequest doesn't cut it, since I need a custom user agent string.
Are there
What is the preferred way to make HTTP-requests in Sailfish?
XMLHttpRequest doesn't cut it, since I need a custom user agent string.
Are there any QML-libraries or do I have to hack it with QNetworkRequest
and friends?
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