Publishing Qt based apps -- making money from your work
summary
Nokia Store in-app purchase API (closed beta) enables consumable, permanent (DRM-unlock) and rental digital items but forbids physical goods and auto-renewing subscriptions; integration uses Qt libraries, a drm folder layout, an iap variant id file and testmode.txt for simulation or test-server mode. Calls are asynchronous: getProductData then purchaseProduct returns a base64 purchase ticket for server verification and restoration; silent restore works if user logged in within 15 minutes. Revenue split is 60/40 operator billing (70/30 card).
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:36What is IP
- 4:05What can we support
- 7:14Go to the website
- 7:44Kevin Chen
- 8:06Highlevel overview
- 8:48Create content item metadata
- 9:35Create product ID
- 11:17Include 2 files
- 12:55Nokia signing
- 14:35Project profile
- 15:19Dependencies
- 16:03InApp Purchase
- 17:29The API
- 18:03Get Product Data
- 18:39Example Project Barebones
- 19:29Purchase Product
- 21:49Restoration
- 23:51RestoreProduct
- 24:18RestoreCompleted
- 26:14Demo
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