Necessitas

So, I’ve fought with Necessitas for a while now. I reported a bug on a flawed install, but then I hacked around it. Basically, what I did was the following:

  1. Create a directory: /data/data/eu.licentia.necessitas.ministro/files
  2. From that directory, create a symbolic link, qt, pointing at /opt/necessitas/Android/4.7.60

Then it works. I’ve built and deployed wiggly onto a poor old HTC Hero and it all seems to play nicely this far – just have to wait for Ministro to download Qt. Next step is an application built around plugins that I’d like to deploy. Looks like I might have to read up some more. Until then – thanks for the great work, BogDan!

7 thoughts on “Necessitas”

  1. Actually, I did install in /opt/necessitas (just clicked next, next, finish in the installer). The Android SDK and NDK are installed in ~/Android.

  2. Thanks for your information!
    I struggled with the same thing, and posted a ticket to the necessitas page, but it was quickly closed again.. I’ve seen a lot of people with the same problem though, so there’s surely something not 100% with the installer.

  3. Thanks! It works :)
    On Ubuntu in VirtualBox Necessitas works without this, but on real PC it works only with symlink.

  4. Hello,

    I had few questions regarding necessitas…
    I am using ubuntu12.0.4 OS and using Qt creator to code in C++
    From what i read , necessitas helps to deploy app created in Qt creator on to android device.
    I am confused as to why an SDK has to be used ? secondly, what is the difference between SDK and NDK…
    If I install necessitas, will everything be installed together ? or do I have to install it separately ?

    Can somebody please clear my confusion.

    Thanks in advanec,
    Mansi

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