[widetech1]

hello friends,

help,

How to package an application with Ensymble in python version 1.9.1?

thanks

[bogdan.galiceanu]

PyS60 1.9.1 comes with a tool for packaging apps. It's basically Ensymble with a graphical user interface. Make sure you've downloaded and installed PythonForS60_1.9.1_Setup from here. After that go to Start->All Programs->PythonForS60 1.9.1 and select PyS60 Application Packager. It will open and all you have to do is fill in the fileds there (not all of them, just the ones you want), select the script to be packaged (by pressing the Browse button) and press the Create button. A sis file will be created, like it says in the message you will get.

[widetech1]

hi,


When packaged application which is the location of the generated file or how specific route of output?

thanks

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Originally Posted by widetech1

hi,


When packaged application which is the location of the generated file or how specific route of output?

thanks

The location is specified in the message you get after the sis file is generated. It's where the script is.

[widetech1]

hi,

I have an application that makes reading GPS data packaged and signed into www.symbiansigned.com, installed in the device (N95) when I run the application displays the following message "ckeck if the following components are installed"
-> Python Runtime
-> PIPS Library

and install the following components:

ssl.SIS
pips_nokia_1_3_SS.sis
glib.sis
stdioserver_s60_1_3_SS

I do not understand what is the problem

thanks

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by widetech1

hi,

I have an application that makes reading GPS data packaged and signed into www.symbiansigned.com, installed in the device (N95) when I run the application displays the following message "ckeck if the following components are installed"
-> Python Runtime
-> PIPS Library

and install the following components:

ssl.SIS
pips_nokia_1_3_SS.sis
glib.sis
stdioserver_s60_1_3_SS

I do not understand what is the problem

thanks

hello widtech1

the problem is have you installed the python dependencies before installing the python runtime and sis. Is your PyS60 interpreter working fine??

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[widetech1]

hi,

yes in the interpreter works fine.

thanks

[jplauril]

Originally Posted by gaba88

hello widtech1

the problem is have you installed the python dependencies before installing the python runtime and sis. Is your PyS60 interpreter working fine??

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

Actually I think the problem is that the loading of the interpreter DLL fails because the DLL has lesser capabilities than the application. The 3.0 version has the five basic capabilities, the 3.2 version has also Location. If you are able to re-sign a SIS you could try signing and installing the 3.2 runtime package and giving the application SIS the five basic capas + Location.

The next release should come with a "freedevcert" runtime package that has more capabilities.

[jplauril]

Originally Posted by widetech1

hi,

I have an application that makes reading GPS data packaged and signed into www.symbiansigned.com, installed in the device (N95) when I run the application displays the following message "ckeck if the following components are installed"
-> Python Runtime
-> PIPS Library

This error message is misleading. The same message is displayed when the interpreter DLL loading fails regardless of the reason for failure. There's certainly room for improvement here. I'm pretty sure we could detect the error code -46 that results from a capability mismatch and display a custom error message.

This particular problem will disappear when the final officially signed 2.0 runtime package is released since the DLLs in that will have enough capabilities for practically all applications.

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by jplauril

Actually I think the problem is that the loading of the interpreter DLL fails because the DLL has lesser capabilities than the application. The 3.0 version has the five basic capabilities, the 3.2 version has also Location. If you are able to re-sign a SIS you could try signing and installing the 3.2 runtime package and giving the application SIS the five basic capas + Location.

The next release should come with a "freedevcert" runtime package that has more capabilities.

hello jplauril

thanks for the clarification.

Best Regards
Gaba88