2 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/examples/simple-pim/opie-simple.control b/examples/simple-pim/opie-simple.control
index 1b54f91..80ad85b 100644
--- a/examples/simple-pim/opie-simple.control
+++ b/examples/simple-pim/opie-simple.control
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 Package: opie-simple-pim-example
 Files: bin/main-tab apps/Examples/main-tab.desktop
 Priority: optional
 Section: opie/examples
 Maintainer: Holger 'zecke' Freyther <zecke@handhelds.org>
 Architecture: arm
-Depends: task-opie-minimal,  opie-pics
+Depends: task-opie-minimal, libopiecore2, libopieui2, libopiepim2, opie-pics
 Description:  A simple example
 Version: $QPE_VERSION$EXTRAVERSION
diff --git a/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp b/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp
index 00c5600..6019d04 100644
--- a/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp
+++ b/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp
@@ -1,62 +1,62 @@
 /* We use a sane order of include files, from the most special to the least special
    That helps to reduce the number of implicit includes hence increases the reuse */
 
 /* First the local include files */
 #include "simple.h"
 
 /* Then the Ope include files.
 This includes qpe stuff which will eventually be merged with libopie2 */
 #include <opie2/odebug.h> // for odebug streams
 #include <opie2/oapplicationfactory.h> // a template + macro to save the main method and allow quick launching
+#include <opie2/oresource.h>
 #include <opie2/otabwidget.h>
 #include <opie2/owait.h>
 #include <qpe/qpeapplication.h> // the QPEApplication
-#include <qpe/resource.h>
 #include <qpe/sound.h>
 #include <qpe/qcopenvelope_qws.h>
 #include <qpe/datebookmonth.h>
 #include <qpe/timestring.h>
 using namespace Opie::Core;
 
 /* Now the Qt includes */
 #include <qaction.h> // action
 #include <qmenubar.h> // menubar
 #include <qtoolbar.h> // toolbar
 #include <qlabel.h> // a label
 #include <qpushbutton.h> // the header file for the QPushButton
 #include <qlayout.h>
 #include <qtimer.h> // we use it for the singleShot
 #include <qdatetime.h> // for QDate
 #include <qtextview.h> // a rich text widget
 #include <qdialog.h>
 #include <qwhatsthis.h> // for whats this
 
 /* Add standard includes here if you need some
    Examples are: stdlib.h, socket.h, etc. */
 
 /*
  * implementation of simple
  */
 
 /*
  * The factory is used for quicklaunching
  * It needs a constructor ( c'tor ) with at least QWidget, const char* and WFlags as parameter and a static QString appName() matching the TARGET of the .pro
  *
  * Depending on the global quick launch setting this will create
  * either a main method or one for our component plugin system
  */
 
 OPIE_EXPORT_APP( OApplicationFactory<MainWindow> )
 
 MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent,  const char* name, WFlags fl )
     : QMainWindow( parent, name, fl ) {
     setCaption(tr("My MainWindow") );
 
     m_desktopChannel = 0;
     m_loading = 0;
 
     initUI();
 
 
     /*
      * Tab widget as central
@@ -86,119 +86,119 @@ MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent,  const char* name, WFlags fl )
     connect(m_dateAction, SIGNAL(activated() ),
             this, SLOT(slotDate() ) );
 
     /*
      * connect the show signal of the PIMListView
      * to a slot to show a dialog
      */
     connect(m_todoView, SIGNAL(showRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ),
             this, SLOT(slotShowRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ) );
     connect(m_dateView, SIGNAL(showRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ),
             this, SLOT(slotShowRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ) );
 
     /*
      * Now comes the important lines of code for this example
      * We do not directly call load but delay loading until
      * all Events are dispatches and handled.
      * SO we will load once our window is mapped to screen
      * to achieve that we use a QTimer::singleShot
      * After 10 milli seconds the timer fires and on TimerEvent
      * out slot slotLoad will be called
      * Remember this a Constructor to construct your object and not
      * to load
      */
     QTimer::singleShot( 10, this, SLOT(slotLoad() ) );
 }
 
 MainWindow::~MainWindow() {
     // again nothing to delete because Qt takes care
 }
 
 
 void MainWindow::setDocument( const QString& /*str*/ ) {
 }
 
 
 void MainWindow::initUI() {
 
     setToolBarsMovable( false );
 
     QToolBar *menuBarHolder = new QToolBar( this );
 
     menuBarHolder->setHorizontalStretchable( true );
     QMenuBar *mb = new QMenuBar( menuBarHolder );
     QToolBar *tb = new QToolBar( this );
 
     QPopupMenu *fileMenu = new QPopupMenu( this );
 
 
-    QAction *a = new QAction( tr("Quit"), Resource::loadIconSet("quit_icon"),
+    QAction *a = new QAction( tr("Quit"), Opie::Core::OResource::loadPixmap("quit_icon", Opie::Core::OResource::SmallIcon),
                               QString::null, 0, this, "quit_action" );
     /*
      * Connect quit to the QApplication quit slot
      */
     connect(a, SIGNAL(activated() ),
             qApp, SLOT(quit() ) );
     a->addTo( fileMenu );
 
     a =  new QAction(tr("View Current"),
-                     Resource::loadIconSet("zoom"),
+                     Opie::Core::OResource::loadPixmap("zoom", Opie::Core::OResource::SmallIcon),
                      QString::null, 0, this, "view current");
     /* a simple whats this online explanation of out button */
     a->setWhatsThis(tr("Views the current record")  );
     /* or QWhatsThis::add(widget, "description" ); */
 
     /* see  the power? */
     a->addTo( fileMenu );
     a->addTo( tb );
     m_fire = a;
 
     a = new QAction(tr("Choose Date"),
-                    Resource::loadIconSet("day"),
+                    Opie::Core::OResource::loadPixmap("day", Opie::Core::OResource::SmallIcon),
                     QString::null, 0, this, "choose date" );
     a->addTo( fileMenu );
     a->addTo( tb );
     m_dateAction = a;
 
     mb->insertItem(tr("File"), fileMenu );
 
 }
 
 void MainWindow::slotLoad() {
     /*
      * There is no real shared access in the PIM API
      * It wasn't finish cause of health problems of one
      * of the authors so we do something fancy and use QCOP
      * the IPC system to get a current copy
      */
     /* NOTES to QCOP: QCOP operates over channels and use QDataStream
      * to send data. You can check if a channel isRegistered or hook
      * yourself to that channel. A Channel is QCString and normally
      * prefix with QPE/ and then the system in example QPE/System,
      * QPE/Desktop a special channel is the application channel
      * it QPE/Application/appname this channel gets created on app
      * startup by QPEApplication. QCOP is asynchronous
      *
      * To send you'll use QCopEnevelope
      *
      */
     /*
      * What we will do is first is get to know if either
      * datebook or todolist are running if so we will kindly
      * asked to save the data for us.
      * If neither are running we can load directly
      */
     if (!QCopChannel::isRegistered("QPE/Application/todolist") &&
         !QCopChannel::isRegistered("QPE/Application/datebook") ) {
         m_db.load();
         m_tb.load();
         return slotLoadForDay( QDate::currentDate() );
     }
 
     /*
      * prepare our answer machine the QCopChannel
      * QPE/Desktop will send "flushDone(QString)" when
      * the flush is done it emits a signal on receive
      */
     m_desktopChannel = new QCopChannel("QPE/Desktop");
     connect(m_desktopChannel, SIGNAL(received(const QCString&,const QByteArray&) ),
             this, SLOT(slotDesktopReceive(const QCString&,const QByteArray&) ) );