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| Platforms: | Windows, Linux and Mac OS X | ||
| Qt version: | Requires Qt Jambi | ||
| License: | Trolltech Preview License | ||
| Depends on: | Requires an existing JDBC driver for Java, any driver will do. | ||
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The Qt Jambi / JDBC project layers the Qt SQL classes on top of JDBC, removing the dependency on the traditional Qt C++ SQL plugins. This makes deployment easier and makes Qt Jambi fit better into the Java world.
Qt Jambi / JDBC contains a few library classes in the com.trolltech.qt.sql package and a test application in the default package.
A while back we announced the research project Qt Jambi AWT Bridge which allows you to mix AWT/Swing components and Qt widgets in the same window on Windows and Linux.
There were a few issues with the original version. The main problems were the fact that your window would be deactivated by the window manager […]
So the time is finally here. Qt 4.4.0 was released a few weeks ago and as promised Qt Jambi is right behind. A lot of effort has gone into this one, in addition to supporting all the new Qt features, like Phonon, Webkit, Widgets in Graphics View, XQuery and Qt Concurrent, we also have a […]
The Qt 4.4 beta was released on February 26th, and, true to form, the corresponding Qt Jambi release comes a couple of weeks later.
In honor of the 4.4 release, we’d like to go through some of the new features you should look out for.
WebKit integration
WebKit is an open source web browser engine which is […]
The Qt Jambi team has, as have all devs in Trolltech, been busy preparing two separate releases the past few weeks slash months (Qt Jambi 4.3.4_01 and Qt Jambi 4.4.0_01.)
In the midst of this, someone reminded me that I promised I’d post a blog when we added prebuilt Windows binaries to the repository for […]
I planned on writing a blog about some of the work we’ve done on deployment for Qt Jambi 4.4, but I realized when writing that the memory of “Why the !”#!%!ยง doesn’t it work on that linux box!” was still to fresh in memory and I was simply to upset to write anything about it. […]