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== Overiew ==
== Overiew ==


The following code snippet shows how to open the default messaging composer application of the platform (Symbian, MeeGo Harmattan, Maemo, etc.) using method "compose":http://doc.trolltech.com/qtmobility-1.2/qmessageservice.html#compose of class "QMessageService":http://doc.trolltech.com/qtmobility-1.2/qmessageservice.html of Qt Mobility. The example loads SMS that is waiting to be edited and sent by the user.
The following code snippet shows how to open the default messaging composer application of the platform (Symbian, MeeGo Harmattan, Maemo, etc.) using method [http://doc.trolltech.com/qtmobility-1.2/qmessageservice.html#compose compose] of class [http://doc.trolltech.com/qtmobility-1.2/qmessageservice.html QMessageService] of Qt Mobility. The example loads SMS that is waiting to be edited and sent by the user.


== Code Snippet ==
== Code Snippet ==

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Open the default Messaging Composer Application

Overiew

The following code snippet shows how to open the default messaging composer application of the platform (Symbian, MeeGo Harmattan, Maemo, etc.) using method compose of class QMessageService of Qt Mobility. The example loads SMS that is waiting to be edited and sent by the user.

Code Snippet

Include the required headers:

#include <QMessageService>
#include <QMessage>

Enable messaging at pro file:

CONFIG ''= mobility
MOBILITY''= messaging

Implementation: QMessageService pMessageManager = new QMessageService(this); QMessage message; message.setType(QMessage::Sms); message.setBody("Foo"); m_pMessageManager->compose(message);