Error in Installation of ArcGIS Map for Qt on Windows.

[Gem-Vic]

Hi! Community.

While I was trying to set up ArcGIS map @ Qt on my windows, I first installed the following

dependencies first from Qt maintenance tool:

Qt Multimedia Qt Positioning Qt Sensors Qt WebEngine Qt WebView Qt Connectivity (iOS and Android only) Qt WebSockets.

Then installed the current version of ArcGIS for Qt, unfortunately, Qt wasn't detating ArcGIS.

Please how can I fix this?

[bnoble0110]

Hello @Gem-Vic 

Can you elaborate on what you mean by Qt not detecting ArcGIS? Are you seeing an error message during build? Are the ArcGIS template projects showing when you try to create a new project?

[Gem-Vic]

The ArcGIS templates are not showing when creating a new project.

[Gem-Vic]

The ArcGIS template is not showing when creating a new project.

[bnoble0110]

Okay, can you try uninstalling and reinstalling the maps sdk with Qt Creator closed? If that doesn't work, can you post the contents of your `postInstall.log` file? For me this is stored in `C:\Users\bnoble0110\AppData\Local\Temp\postInstall.log` after installing the SDK, and should be in a similar location for you. 

[Gem-Vic]

I have reinstalled it many times even Qt too to see if the whole thing will be corrected.

Please am not cleared on the second step you want me to take.

[bnoble0110]

When the SDK is finished installing, it generates a `postInstall.log` file. This is the log output of a script being ran during the SDK installation that handles making the templates available in Qt Creator. If something went wrong, there will be an error message in there. Can you post the contents of this log file? 

For me, the file is located at `C:\Users\bnoble0110\AppData\Local\Temp`

[Gem-Vic]

I have tried locating the file, but couldn't find it.

I have some screen shorts.

[Gem-Vic]

Since I tried to set up ArcGIS on my PC, I started having this pop up whenever I start Qt Creator.

[bnoble0110]

You may have to re-install Qt Creator, I am not sure why you are missing that DLL suddenly.

After you do that, re-install the sdk and once its finished, open up a powershell terminal and enter `echo ${env:TEMP}`

This should point you to around where the temp dir is that holds `postInstall.log`. For me, it is up one directory from where this image is pointing.