Qt Cryptographic Architecture

[jacek]

For D:\Qt\3.3.5\src\qca-1.0\src\qt.pro
The system cannot find the path specified.
Qmake failed, return code 1

I would look into those .pro files and check whether there are no incorrect paths.

[vermarajeev]

I would look into those .pro files and check whether there are no incorrect paths.

Hi jacek thanks for your reply,

Before starting I have some doubts.

For windows
I have my Qt installed at D:\qt\3.3.5

1) I downloaded the "qca-1.0.tar"
2) I unzipped the file to get qca-1.0 to suppose D:\cryptography\qca-1.0

then I do these on the command prompt:
i) D: //takes me to D Drive
ii) cd \cryptography\qca-1.0
iii) qmake
iv) configure

Is this the correct way to do or M I doing anything wrong

[vermarajeev]

Hi jacek thanks for your reply,

Before starting I have some doubts.

For windows
I have my Qt installed at D:\qt\3.3.5

1) I downloaded the "qca-1.0.tar"
2) I unzipped the file to get qca-1.0 to suppose D:\cryptography\qca-1.0

then I do these on the command prompt:
i) D: //takes me to D Drive
ii) cd \cryptography\qca-1.0
iii) qmake
iv) configure

Is this the correct way to do or M I doing anything wrong

Is this the correct way Jacek?????

[jacek]

i) D: //takes me to D Drive
ii) cd \cryptography\qca-1.0
iii) qmake
iv) configure

Is this the correct way to do or M I doing anything wrong

As the INSTALL file says, you should run:

./configure
make
make install

Obviously you haven't read it.

Moreover it looks like you have started the configure utility that comes with Qt, not the QCA's script.

[vermarajeev]

As the INSTALL file says, you should run:
Obviously you haven't read it.

Moreover it looks like you have started the configure utility that comes with Qt, not the QCA's script.

But when I type
./configure on command prompt I get this error
'.' is not recognized as an internal or external command

hence I used configure

I didnt use make because I'm working on windows and windows take nmake.
Also I get above shown errors after I type the command configure on the prompt. There is no sense in moving forword until I rectify those errors.

Waiting for a reply

[jacek]

But when I type
./configure on command prompt I get this error
'.' is not recognized as an internal or external command

That configure file is a shell script, not an executable. You have to run it from a shell, for example from MSYS. If you don't have any shell that will interpret that script, you will have to do what that script should do by hand, which shouldn't be that hard --- it's just a matter of setting certain variables in the .pro file.

Of course, after compiling QCA, you will have to compile the plugin which is available as a separate archive (not that this plugin will require OpenSSL).