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<p>Qt mobility is in official nokia repo (not extras). It's ok to depend on those packages when publishing at ovi store.
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<br>----- Original message -----
<br>> Hi,
<br>>
<br>> After struggling for about a month with my app and the Ovi Store QA,
<br>> this is what I found out: apparently Ovi Store is not using a
<br>> repository, at least for paid apps, and therefore cannot install
<br>> dependencies. However, at the same time their QA team requires quite a
<br>> few things when dealing with network connectivity. Obviously these
<br>> requirements are not published anywhere, otherwise this would be much
<br>> too easy!
<br>>
<br>> Anyway, this is what I think they want:
<br>>
<br>> 1. Detectect if the device is Offline and give appropriate warning.
<br>> 2. Detect if the device is connected and if not establish the connection.
<br>> 3. If the connection is set to manual, the app needs to give the
<br>> necessary prompt.
<br>> 4. If the connection is set to automatic, it should connect without any
<br>> prompt.
<br>>
<br>> So these, I believe, are the requirements of the Ovi Store
<br>> QA regarding network connectivity. Now the question is how can this be
<br>> done without using Qt Mobility (or any other library that is not
<br>> included with PR1.2)? Is it even possible?
<br>>
<br>> It would be nice if there would be a Wiki page or something where a
<br>> sample code that would pass  Ovi Store's QA would be available. I
<br>> understands that most of the competing platforms have these sample codes
<br>> freely available, so to prevent the need for devs to reinvent the wheel.
<br>> It's about time Nokia would have something similar. Currently it seems
<br>> that while Nokia is recommending Qt for everyone with great enthusiasm,
<br>> their QA team seems to be out of touch what is currently possible to do
<br>> with it and what not.
<br>>
<br>> Cheers,
<br>>
<br>> Sascha
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