I've installed Qt SDK 1.2.1, and when I'm building one of the example applications - Haptics Player, for Symbian S60, using Qt 4.7.3.
The example compiles successfully, but it fails on the Deploy step. This is the compiler output:
ERROR: Automatic patching failed at C:\QtSDK\Symbian\SDKs\Symbian1Qt473\bin\createpackage.pl line 357.
make[1]: *** [ok_sis] Error 2
C:\QtSDK\Symbian\SDKs\Symbian1Qt473\epoc32\tools\make.exe: *** [sis] Error 2
01:38:16: The process "C:\QtSDK\Symbian\SDKs\Symbian1Qt473\epoc32\tools\make.exe" exited with code 2.
Error while building project hapticsplayer (target: Symbian Device)
When executing build step 'Create SIS Package'
However, a newly created, empty project runs on my phone successfully, i.e. this error happens in the Example project that ships with Qt SDK, but not for a newly created project.
How do I fix this error?
Upon closer inspection of the compiler output, I noticed this:
Patching: Executable with capabilities incompatible with self-signing detected: "hapticsplayer_patched_caps.exe". (Incompatible capabilities: "ReadDeviceData", "WriteDeviceData".) Reducing capabilities is only supported for libraries.
Patching: Unable to patch the package for self-singing.
Use a proper developer certificate for signing this package.
Apparently, the capabilities WriteDeviceData and ReadDeviceData can't be used for self-signed packages, and require a proper developer's certificate (which is not free, and I don't have it).
Removing those lines from the .pro file fixed the problem, and Haptics Player now compiles:
symbian: {
TARGET.CAPABILITY = WriteDeviceData ReadDeviceData
}
It seems it does not really need those capabilities, I have no idea why they were added. Probably an oversight.