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thanisha
14th June 2010, 07:21
hello,
i'm designing a web based application installer using Qt.
but i'm finding difficulty in actually understanding its concept n coding it...
can u help me with this?
please guide me what to do?

high_flyer
14th June 2010, 08:52
but i'm finding difficulty in actually understanding its concept n coding it...
The concepts of the application or Qt?
The question is too general.
Ask specific questions, that we can directly answer.

thanisha
22nd June 2010, 08:37
i'm sorry for the question being general...
actually i'm making a web installer in Qt and i plan to make two .exe files-- one for downloading the files from the net and the other .exe file will run and install the downloaded files onto the client machine and i'm not able to exactly understand how to go about it and implement it in coding.
now if you could help me...?

high_flyer
22nd June 2010, 08:45
What kind of help do you need?
You still didn't ask any question that can be answered in a forum.
"How do I implement my application" is hardly a question with which we can help you.
Start your design, and coding, and when you get stuck with SPECIFIC problems, then ask them, and we will be happy to help if we can.

SneakyPeterson
22nd June 2010, 09:09
It sounds like you're asking for help designing the structure of two different programs, and then for help implementing them. I believe that this forum is used more for asking specific questions about issues that you're running into while coding. Also, the title you have selected "please help", might not be the best way to attract people to help you solve your problem. If you are truly lost, it might help to start a new thread about the design on your program, where you can ask people what kind of information you need to learn about. Titling it something like "Web Application Installer Design Questions" might net you some more positive response, but tbh you'll probably get a lot of RTFM responses from doing that also. Your best bet might be to dive in and get your hands dirty, and once you've run into the first actual bug, come to us.