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Post by egghead on Jul 12, 2024 6:28:23 GMT
Thanks, Alex. I checked my environment variable QTDIR is C:\Qt\Qt5.9.6\5.9.6\msvc2015 which I supposedly had since the time I installed Rho 7.5 in this PC. So I did not download 5.12/5.13, and the way I got the app running on the browser is to run rake run:android:rhosimulator from the command-line and since I have the local_server_port = 8080 setting enabled in Rhoconfig.txt, on the browser (Chrome) I accessed the app through the URL : 127.0.0.1:8080/app Hope I'm doing things right (Its been a long time since I used Rho, so getting back to the basics, as it were), please correct me if I'm doing it wrong. |
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Post by Alex Epifanov on Jul 12, 2024 9:33:48 GMT
Thanks, Alex. I checked my environment variable QTDIR is C:\Qt\Qt5.9.6\5.9.6\msvc2015 which I supposedly had since the time I installed Rho 7.5 in this PC. So I did not download 5.12/5.13, and the way I got the app running on the browser is to run rake run:android:rhosimulator from the command-line and since I have the local_server_port = 8080 setting enabled in Rhoconfig.txt, on the browser (Chrome) I accessed the app through the URL : 127.0.0.1:8080/app Hope I'm doing things right (Its been a long time since I used Rho, so getting back to the basics, as it were), please correct me if I'm doing it wrong. If it works I guess you're doing it right  Also, if you are interested, you can check out RhoBrowser, if you don't need a fullscale app, and web app works for you. All Rho API is supported with Javascript. Download link to current demo: files.tau-platform.com/Browser/rhobrowser-1.1.0.1468.apk |
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