I am able to install QT 6.5 on Mac but I have trouble running the display-a-map on Windows to verify the installation. Specifically, I have mingui64. When I run the display-a-map, I got ole32.lib not found.
Thomas
Hi @arcgisdev007,
Thanks for reaching out to the team. On Windows we only support the VS 2019 Qt kit. Mingw kits are not supported. You should be all set if you have Visual Studio and are able to use that Qt kit instead.
I have vs2022 installed but it does not look like it is being used by QT 6.5 but I will double check again.
While I have your attention, do I need to use qmake? I have Qt setup on Mac. I got "QML module not found (Esri.ArcGISRuntime) when I use cmake but I do not this error when I am using qmake. In the error hint, I got for CMake, make sure QML_IMPORT_PATH variable in CMakeCache.txt. Please advise.
thomas
@arcgisdev007 There are separate Windows kits provided by Qt, so you need to be sure you've downloaded and configured the msvc2019 kit. VS 2022 should work fine with that kit.
We support both qmake and cmake, but you may get "module not found" IDE warnings until you build. Are you hitting that problem when running, or only when viewing it in the IDE?
1. clean
2. build
3. still get error with Esri.ArcGISRuntime not file
4. error: Invalid json file: /Users/tomyuen007/Desktop/arcgis-sdk-for-qt/build-my-display-a-web-map-qml-Android_Qt_6_5_0_Clang_x86-Debug/android-my-display-a-web-map-qml-deployment-settings.json
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