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Creator crashes while Carbide has ownership over serial connection and Creator wants to use it as well
Reviewed-by: Tobias Hunger
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@@ -139,6 +139,18 @@ bool S60DeployStep::init()
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appendMessage(message, true);
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return false;
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}
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// Prompt the user to start up the Blue tooth connection
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const trk::PromptStartCommunicationResult src =
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S60RunConfigBluetoothStarter::startCommunication(m_launcher->trkDevice(),
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0, &message);
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if (src != trk::PromptStartCommunicationConnected) {
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if (!message.isEmpty())
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trk::Launcher::releaseToDeviceManager(m_launcher);
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delete m_launcher;
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m_launcher = 0;
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appendMessage(message, true);
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return false;
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}
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return true;
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}
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@@ -237,36 +249,21 @@ void S60DeployStep::startDeployment()
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{
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Q_ASSERT(m_launcher);
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setupConnections();
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//TODO sisx destination and file path user definable
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const QString copyDst = QString::fromLatin1("C:\\Data\\%1").arg(QFileInfo(m_signedPackage).fileName());
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m_launcher->setCopyFileName(m_signedPackage, copyDst);
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m_launcher->setInstallFileName(copyDst);
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m_launcher->addStartupActions(trk::Launcher::ActionCopyInstall);
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appendMessage(tr("Package: %1\nDeploying application to '%2'...").arg(m_signedPackage, m_serialPortFriendlyName), false);
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QString errorMessage;
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bool success = false;
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do {
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setupConnections();
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//TODO sisx destination and file path user definable
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const QString copyDst = QString::fromLatin1("C:\\Data\\%1").arg(QFileInfo(m_signedPackage).fileName());
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m_launcher->setCopyFileName(m_signedPackage, copyDst);
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m_launcher->setInstallFileName(copyDst);
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m_launcher->addStartupActions(trk::Launcher::ActionCopyInstall);
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appendMessage(tr("Package: %1\nDeploying application to '%2'...").arg(m_signedPackage, m_serialPortFriendlyName), false);
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// Prompt the user to start up the Blue tooth connection
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const trk::PromptStartCommunicationResult src =
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S60RunConfigBluetoothStarter::startCommunication(m_launcher->trkDevice(),
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0, &errorMessage);
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if (src != trk::PromptStartCommunicationConnected)
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break;
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if (!m_launcher->startServer(&errorMessage)) {
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errorMessage = tr("Could not connect to phone on port '%1': %2\n"
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"Check if the phone is connected and App TRK is running.").arg(m_serialPortName, errorMessage);
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break;
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}
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success = true;
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} while (false);
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if (!success) {
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if (!errorMessage.isEmpty())
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appendMessage(errorMessage, true);
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if (!m_launcher->startServer(&errorMessage)) {
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errorMessage = tr("Could not connect to phone on port '%1': %2\n"
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"Check if the phone is connected and App TRK is running.").arg(m_serialPortName, errorMessage);
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appendMessage(errorMessage, true);
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stop();
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emit finished();
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}
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