[danburney999]

Hi all

I have been using pys60-1.4.5 it it has come time to create a sis file for my app . I have been trying to use ensymble.py all morning then I saw 1.9.2 is out and it looks amazing, especially with the application packager.

At the moment I have my main script in \dan\danMain.py that "import functions" and calls the functions as: functions.func_name(). functions.py is currently located in \dan\lib\functions.py

Using either the ensymble script or this new PyS60 application packager gui in "1.4.x compatibility mode" how do I create a sis file? I.E. how do I need to structure my files?

Not so important, but if someone could explain how I should be using --cert, --privkey, --passphrase if I want to run the sis on a)my phone b)a minimum of 36 other peoples phones for a study (anyone want to use my app and complete a evaluation for a dissertation? )


This is what I am upto so far, I certainly need to add --caps, would I just list the capabilities I am using?

ensymble.py py2sis danMain.py --appname=pimtext --uid=<using what "ensymble.py genuid pimtext" gave me> --version=1.0.0 --lang=EN --shortcaption="PimText" --caption="PimText by Daniel Burnham" --drive=any --textfile=mytext_%C.txt


Many Thanks

Dan B

[danburney999]

Quick update:

When using the PyS60 application packager:

Application source: as "Script directory" that points to my directory that either contains:

- default.py as my danMain.py
- functions.py my functions used by default.py

or

- default.py as my danMain.py
- "lib" folder that contains functions.py

It creates a sis file that I was pretty sure was including all the code as these capabilities are listed when I try to install it:
- use connectivity applications
- read user data
- write user data
- use camera or microphone
- use network or make phone calls

Then when installing I get Component 'Python runtime' module missing, continue anyway? and when I try to run the application I get check if the following components are installed -python runtime, -pips library

If I stick PythonScriptShell_1_4_5_3rdEd.SIS and PythonForS60_1_4_5_3rdEd.SIS into my directory the sis file generated becomes about 600k but the same errors occur.


As a test I used PyS60 application packager to create a sis file for:

import appuifw
appuifw.note(u"test")

and I get the same errors when installing and running (with or without those 2 python sis files in the directory). It also lists the same capabilities as my actual code

Does anyone have any pointers for me?

Many Thanks
Dan