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/*!
\example componenterror
\ingroup qtifwexamples
\title Component Error Example
\brief Using a component script to stop the installation if the components
cannot be installed.
\image qtifw-examples-componenterror.png
\e{Component Error} demonstrates how to stop the installation and display
error messages if one or several components cannot be installed.
\include installerfw-examples-configuring.qdocinc
\quotefile componenterror/config/config.xml
\include installerfw-examples-packaging.qdocinc
\list
\li The \c <Script> element specifies the file name of the JavaScript
file that is loaded to perform operations.
\endlist
\quotefile componenterror/packages/root/meta/package.xml
This example attempts to install three components, so we create a
package.xml file in each component directory: \c root, \c root.component1,
and \c root.component2 and specify the component name and description in
each of them.
\section1 Stopping the Installation on Errors
In installscript.js in the \c root directory, we call the
\c abortInstaller() function to hide all the default installer pages and to
display an error message if the components contain errors:
\quotefromfile componenterror/packages/root/meta/installscript.js
\skipto abortInstaller()
\printuntil FinishedText
\printuntil }
We use the \c reactOnAbortInstallerChange() signal to stop the installation
if \c ComponentError is \c true:
\printuntil }
We use the \c Component() function to connect to the
\c reactOnAbortInstallerChange() signal when the list of new root
components has been updated:
\printuntil }
To open the page that displays the error message, we create fake errors by
setting \c ComponentError to \c true in installscript.js in the
\c root.component1 and \c root.component2 directories:
\quotefromfile componenterror/packages/root.component1/meta/installscript.js
\skipto Component()
\printuntil /^\}/
Each component adds a message to the \c component_errors variable. In your
app, the \c error variable should return the results of a real check for an
existing file or system feature.
\include installerfw-examples-generating.qdocinc
*/
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