[patch] QHttp and QFtp forbidden in KDE

[Thiago Macieira]

On Sexta 29 Agosto 2008 14:27:43 Torsten Rahn wrote:
> So what about that situation? Are people not allowed to use
> widgets/components in their KDE applications that are only based on Qt? Or
> is this just a misunderstanding on my side?

They are. But the Qt-only component should not be in a KDE module.

In any case, you *do* want to use KIO. All you want to do is refactor the use 
of networking classes to the wrapper application. Remove the QHttp dependency 
from the MarbleWidget to the outside.

In any case as well, QHttp is bad. Use QNetworkAccessManager. That's not 
disabled by my patch and there's a way of making a QNAM that uses KIO (the 
webkit kpart does exactly that).

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