Install and set up on Windows
This topic describes how to set up the following:
• ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt for Windows.
• The Qt Framework for Windows—This framework is available from The Qt Company for developing cross-platform applications.
This is not an Esri product.
• The Qt Framework for Android—This framework is available from The Qt Company for developing Android applications. This is not
an Esri product.
• Qt Creator—The IDE for Qt application development available from The Qt Company. This is not an Esri product.
See ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt System Requirements for detailed software requirements.
Install Visual Studio
The Microsoft Visual Studio compiler is used to build apps with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt. It is recommended that you uninstall
previous versions of Visual Studio and any previous Visual Studio redistributables before installing Visual Studio, or conflicts can occur
during installation. Be sure to install the C++ compiler. One way to do this is to select the Visual Studio installation option to use the C++
programming language as your default development environment.
Install Microsoft WinDbg
To debug using Qt Creator with Visual Studio, download and install WinDbg, the stand-alone debugging tool for Windows. Be sure to
download the version that matches your operating system.
Download the Qt Framework for Windows
To build an application using the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt, you need the Qt Framework designed to work with your compiler. You can
install Qt Frameworks for multiple target platforms on your development machine, side-by-side.
1. Download and install the appropriate Qt Framework for Windows from The Qt Company. This download will include Qt Creator.
2. Open SSL support is required. Open SSL allows access to secure services that need user credentials. It is not delivered with the
Qt Framework. For more information, see the Qt documentation about adding SSL support to your Qt application.
Install prerequisites for Android development
If you plan to develop applications for the Android platform, you will need to install Android SDK Tools, Android NDK, Apache Ant, and the
Java SE Development Kit. See Qt for Android for more information on Qt for Android. If you are not planning to develop for Android,
proceed to the section of this topic titled Tell Qt Creator where to find Qt.
1. Create a new staging folder to store all the prerequisites, such as C:\Android. This folder is referred to in these instructions as
<staging folder>.
2. Browse to Getting Started with Qt for Android.
3. Click The Android SDK Tools.
4. Download the Android Tools SDK Bundle, the Android NDK, Apache Ant, and the Java SE Development Kit.
5. Extract the Android SDK to the staging folder.
6. Extract the Android NDK to the staging folder.
7. Extract and install Apache Ant to the staging folder.
8. Install the Java SE Development Kit by double-clicking the .exe file and accepting all the defaults.
9. Click Control Panel > System> Advanced System Settings > Environment variables.
10. Create an environment variable called JAVA_HOME, and set it to the install location of the JDK folder, such as C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk<version>.
11. Create an environment variable called ANDROID_NDK_ROOT, and set it to your NDK folder <staging folder>\android-ndk-
<version>.
12. If you are developing using a Google device, download the ZIP file for Google USB Driver. For developing using other Android
devices, you may need an OEM USB Driver.
13. Extract the Android Debug Bridge Google USB Driver ZIP file to your staging folder.
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