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Problem with ui builder

Hi all.

I using Windows 7 64bit and Tizen SDK 2.2b. UI builder does not operate normally it's just useless. it starts, but it fails to create or edit user interface

I found similar problem report with Ubuntu version sdk. https://developer.tizen.org/forums/sdk-ide/native-ui-builder-not-works-on-ubuntu-12.04-64bit

Do you have any idea?

Edited by: Brock Boland on 17 Mar, 2014 Reason: Paragraph tags added automatically from tizen_format_fix module.
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I think you should report the bug to bugs.tizen.org
Mahesh Lingsugur
Hi Samoilov / Gutovskii, AFAIK, UI Builder is not meant to work as stand alone app (when launched from terminal or file explorer). Also, if you try to open the UIB on an Empty App / Service App / Lib App (which does not have UI Form), features in the UIB may be disabled. Are you launching the UI Builder from a proper native app? I could use UIB on my Ubuntu 12.10 64b with both 2.2b and 2.2 SDK versions. UI Builder can be used to add/modify the Form/Panel/PopUp...: - by opening the Form.xml from res folder of a native app in IDE - by right click and select "Native UI Builder" on a native app in IDE Give a try with either of the steps above on the recent Tizen 2.2 SDK. - Mahesh
Jarosław Staniek
For the record, the UI Builder from a clean installation of the SDK 2.2 does not open Calculator's xml file properly, see http://pasteboard.co/1hLK3zcV.png I mean this calculator: https://review.tizen.org/git/?p=apps/osp/Calculator.git;a=tree;h=refs/heads/tizen_2.2;hb=refs/heads/tizen_2.2 As a user of Qt Quick Designer for apps development rather than the Builder for OSP it does not block me and I do not report bugs for tools that I do not use. Is this a bug or the UI Builder is intentionally not backward-compatible?
Mahesh Lingsugur
Hi Jarosław Staniek, Calculator app's UI form seen in UI Builder is designed for both Landscape and Portrait modes. You may change to "Landscape" drop down option in UI Builder to see the actual intended form design for landscape and all the controls appear normally. In portrait mode, the distorted controls (which actually belong to landscape mode) are hidden programmatically in the app's code.