With the release of Qt 4.6.2, Deploy applications for Symbian has become "smarter"

As I wrote earlier , Qt 4.6.2 was released, which officially brought Qt to Maemo. But Symbian was not ignored. Announced a new tool - Nokia Smart Installer.
The main feature of this useful tool is that it automatically checks the necessary dependencies (Qt, QtWebkit, Open C), and if they are not installed, install them themselves from the standard repository. Now you do not need to pull Qt with you and the application will become much thinner.

In fact, this is something like apt-get for Symbian. There are thoughts that this tool will not only be used for Qt dependencies, but will be just the implementation of the package manager for Symbian.


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Under the cut instruction manual.



Using the tool is quite simple:
1. Download and install Qt for Symbian 4.6.2 from here qt.nokia.com/downloads/symbian-cpp .
2. Install this magic tool Nokia Smartl Installer from here get.qt.nokia.com/nokiasmartinstaller and unpack it into the same folder where you put Qt.
3. Build the project with realese-gcc.
4. Run make sis to create the sis package.
5. run make installer_sis to create the installer.
6. Everything is ready, the package is ready for distribution.

When you try to start the application on the phone, on which Qt is not worth, this picture will appear:


If Qt and other dependencies are already installed, nothing will happen.

Link to the official news:
labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/02/15/qt-for-symbian-and-the-nokia-smart-installer-beta