Has anyone managed to install Jedi JCL JVCL in Delphi XE2 Starter on Windows 8.1 64 bit?
I have tried a number of the installers but all to no avail.
I only recently jumped back in to Delphi after a number of years away from programming and am very rusty to say the least.
What installer would you recommend?.
After much deliberation and searching, I found a version of the binary installers that works.
Here are the links below.
JCL Binary installer for Delphi XE2 cc.embarcadero.com/Item/28775
JVCL Binary installer for Delphi XE2 cc.embarcadero.com/item/28776
Problem solved and it worked perfectly, so anyone with the same configuration try this install
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I'm trying to install a new version of Indy 10 in Delphi XE3.
I'm using the Fullc_XE3.bat to compile the component, it works and finish OK, however, when I try to install dclIndyCore170.bpl I get the next popup error:
Procedure entry point not found #Idstack#TIdStackLocalAddressList#GetAddress$qqri in the dynamic link library D:\Entorno XE3\COMPONENTES\Indy-master\C17\Win32\Release\dclIndyCore170.bpl
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I cleaned Delphi's Indy installation, deleting all indy files: dcp, dcu, pas, bpl.
Could you help me please?
First off, if you are doing a DELPHI installation, you should NOT be using the Fullc_XE3.bat script at all. That script is meant only for a C++BUILDER installation instead (the c in the filename stands for C++). For Delphi, simply open Indy's 5 .dpk packages (or the Indy170.groupproj project group) directly in the IDE and use the Project Manager's Compile and Install options.
Second, Delphi XE3 was released in September 2012, but TIdStackLocalAddressList was introduced in April 2013 for Indy 10.6.0 in XE4. So, you have clearly NOT cleared out the old Indy version that shipped with XE3 before installing the new Indy version. Your IDE is encountering an old binary that was left behind.
I have been using TChart (Pro) for years and currently on TChart2014. I have recently upgraded Delphi to XE7 but the installer does not recognize XE7. I downloaded the latest Bin and source code files from the download center but XE7 is not there (Actually, since I removed XE2, it says there are no IDE's installed). Is there another installation set lurking somewhere that is not 'public'
Following up the comments to the question, the answer is that the subscription license needs to be renewed/extended to get access to the TeeChart 2014.12.140923 VCL/FMX release, which is the first version adding RAD Studio XE7 support, or a newer version.
I just bought and installed Delphi XE and was hoping to compile my old D7 project there.
However, I hava a source file that "uses QForms" and that generates a "file not found: qforms.dcu" and I can find no relevant reference to what to do about that file googling around...
Any idea how to solve it?
Rgds
PM
QForms is from CLX, the Qt based cross-platform library that was introduced with Delphi 6/Kylix. So far as I know, CLX is no longer shipped with Delphi.
You need to do one of the following:
Stick with Delphi 7.
Port the code to VCL. This will tie you to the Windows platform.
Get Delphi XE2 and use FireMonkey since clearly at some point in time this code was intended to be cross-platform.
Typically, the install of the JEDI libraries is done using the installer. Does anybody know if the installer
Works with Rad Studio XE (Delphi and Builder)
Can be easily modified to do so if not
Knows of some manual install instructions?
Thanks
Depends on what JEDI Libraries your talking about as there are several.
Typically updated JEDI Library are available for download on sourceforge a few days after release. As they are not permitted to publish the required changes before the release. But since the JCL is used in the RAD Studio IDE, it is always updated to the latest version.
The JCL (JEDI Code Library) is on the partner DVD.
JCL for XE can be downloaded from Code Central here: http://cc.embarcadero.com/Item/27879
The JVCL (Jedi Visual component Library) can be downloaded from Code Central here: http://cc.embarcadero.com/Item/27901
The Delphi XE Partner DVD contains JCL and JVCL.
If you are using the Delphi XE trial, then it's possible that jedi installer does not work even when Jedi make the release with support of Delphi XE. That is because the tral version of the products doesn't support command line tools (e.g. command line compiler) that the installers need to compile Jedi's BPLs
The current state of the JCL and JVCL do not work with Builder C++ XE.
The author has stated he hopes for a release On Sept 10, 2010
Unless you are in a hurry you should wait for an official release, but if there are not "breaking changes" (and AFAIK XE has not), it's not difficult to modify the packages to generate different bpl/dcp names at least and install them manually.
I need to migrate to RAD Studio and have this installed on a new workstation. At the moment I still need to develop with Delphi 6 until we get all the necessary control updates and sort out the version control.
So my question is can I just install Delphi 6 on the same machine with no adverse impact for either product?
Thanks in advance.
There are no problem to install D6 and RAD 2009 at the same machine.
I think that it's better install first the previos version (first D6 and after D2009), but it's not absolutly necesary.
Regards and excuse for my bad english.
Installing them on the same system is no problem at all.
For migration, our clients have good experience with migrating to Delphi 2007 first, then do the Unicode migration to Delphi 2009 or Delphi 2010 second.
Doing both migration at the same time can work, but usually result in a migration that is too complex to do in one step.
--jeroen
I have delphi 3 to 2009 installed in my machine and I dont have any problem with any of the the Delphi IDEs. Only the BDS 2006's C++ IDE does not work anymore. There is a problem when C++ builder 2006 and 2007 installed in the same machine.