QML Extension plugin as static library

Hi,

I'm trying to organize my code a little bit, but I'm failing put my shared qml files and C++ components in a separate library. I also want to "protect" my qml files by putting them in a resource file (I'm working on windows + Visual Studio + Qt VS addin). My structure is as follows

RootFolder
-Binaries
--MyApp,exe
--SharedQMLLibrary.lib
-Source
--MyApp
---Main.cpp
---MyAppMainWindow.qml
--Libraries
---SharedQMLLibrary
----SharedWindow.qml
----SharedComponent.cpp
----qmldir
----SharedQMLLibraryResource.qrc

In MySharedQMLLibrary i have a resource.qrc file which has qmldir and SharedWindow.qml as a file. In MyApp i have in the Main.cpp file Q_INIT_RESOURCE(SharedQMLLibraryResource); The qmldir file just contains :
SharedWindow 1.0 SharedWindow.qml
In my MyAppMainWindow.qml i can just do

Code:

---

#import 'qrc:/.'
 
SharedWindow
{
}
...

---

and it works. Now I'm struggling to make the C++ components available in MyMainWindow.qml.
I've created a SharedQMLLibrary_plugin class which inherits from QQmlExtensionPlugin and in the registerTypes method i've added

Code:

---

qmlRegisterType<SharedComponent>(uri, 1, 0, "SharedComponent");

---

I've also updated the qmldir file to

Code:

---

module MyModule
SharedWindow 1.0 SharedWindow.qml
plugin sharedqmllibrary

---

but when i try to do in the MyAppMainWindow.qml

Code:

---

#import 'qrc:/.'
#import MyModule 1.0
 
SharedComponent
{
}
...

---

It complains that module "MyModule" plugin "SharedQMLLibrary" not found. Anybody has any advice on how the qmldir file should look like, what i should import in the application qml files and how the output libraries in my binaries folder should be structured?
Thanks,

Jan

Can you clarify if the title or the content of your posting reflects your goal better?
Do you want a static library or a plugin?

Cheers,
_

Hmm, I think my brain doesn't work well today. The qmldir stuff is only necessary for a shared library. Just a static library is ok... I can easily make my own init function in it to register all the types and i don't need the qmldir stuff (made it work with a dll to, i just forgot to put the dll on the correct location). Nevermind, problem solved, sorry for the confusion...