The system requirements says, that ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt 10.2.6 is compatible with Qt version 5.4.1 and higher compiled with MSVC 2013. Is this valid for the current release 5.5.1 too?
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Yes, this should work- anything after 5.4.1 should work. We compiled our 10.2.6 API at 5.4.1, so it can't be consumed by Qt SDKs from before then (e.g. 5.3), but it should work with Qt SDK binaries after 5.4.1 (e.g. 5.4.2, 5.5 or 5.5.1). I just downloaded and tried with 5.5.1 and was able to build and run successfully.
Yes, this should work- anything after 5.4.1 should work. We compiled our 10.2.6 API at 5.4.1, so it can't be consumed by Qt SDKs from before then (e.g. 5.3), but it should work with Qt SDK binaries after 5.4.1 (e.g. 5.4.2, 5.5 or 5.5.1). I just downloaded and tried with 5.5.1 and was able to build and run successfully.
Hi Lucas,
Can Android applications work in 5.5 or 5.5.1 version of Qt with in 10.2.6 API ?
Thanks
Hi,
Yes it is compatible, I used the 10.2.6 runtime across all platforms Windows, Android, Mac OS, and iOS and it works fine. I used the following features:
- Online & Offline Mapping .
- Online routing using online secured Mapping & routing services.
- Offline routing using local maps(TPKs) and network datasets
- Identity management for accessing secure services.
Hope this is helpful.
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This is to confirm also that I am able to compile the runtime on QT 5.5.1 succesfully also without any issues. Except for the IOS which needs the special build by Esri. On 5.4.1 You can normally have 5.5.1 version and add this as another version for your QT project.
Shady-
You should also be able to use 5.5.1 for iOS. Starting at 5.5, the SSL libraries that were needed were included with Qt, so we did not have to do a special build as with 5.4.1. Give it a try when you get a chance. However, you can still use the 5.4.1 kit that we provide.
Thanks,
Luke