Hi Richard,
This is from memory but it might help you:
Under the zip file is a \Lib directory. They have batch files in there that
will install Indy for a version of Delphi. Make sure the whole zip is extracted
before running that command. The manual side of things is to install the .dpk
files yourself, which would involve the instructions listed below, but for
Delphi (it's the "same" really)
Hope that helps !
Pieter
----- Original Message -----
From: Richard Vowles
To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 11:02 PM
Subject: [DUG] Fwd: Delphi - Installing / Updating Components -
specificallyIndy
Can anyone help Graham? I don't know much about the Indy components....
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Graham Marsden <[email protected]>
Date: 2009/6/24
Subject: Re: Delphi - Installing / Updating Components - specifically Indy
To: Richard Vowles <[email protected]>
Hi Richard
Thanks for getting back to quickly. Yes go ahead and send it on.
Cheers
Graham
On 24 Jun 2009 at 14:33, Richard Vowles wrote:
Can I forward this to the local Delphi list? They would have a better idea.
www.delphi.org.nz in case you wish to
ask yourself.
2009/6/24 Graham Marsden <[email protected]>
Hi Richard
I have this version of Delphi ....
CodeGearTM RAD Studio 2007 Version 11.0.2804.9245 Copyright © 2007 CodeGearTM.
with Indy Direct version 10.1.5 installed.
Hopefully you can help with my problem ...
I want to use an indy component called IdAttachmentFile - I know it exists as
I have the .pas file for it in the
C:\Program Files\CodeGear\RAD Studio\5.0\source\Indy\Indy10\Protocols
driectory and have seen
references to it on the net and in code samples. BUT I don't see it in any of
the the Indy Component Pallets.
Plus I cannot see how to do a reinstall of what is obviously there.
So I download the latest update from http://indy.fulgan.com/ZIP/indy10.zip
which is only days old, hoping that an
update might be the answer.
Trouble is I cannot find any step by step instructions on how to install this
update - there are these instrction in the
help system but there are no more specifics on how this is done.
Delphi and C++ Builder Installation
Installing Indy.Sockets in a Borland IDE involves using the run-time and
design-time packages
files to compile the source code in the library. After compiling the packages
and source code,
design-time packages are installed in the IDE to make the components
available on the component
palette.
For Delphi and C++ Builder, the run-time package files should be opened and
compiled in the
following order:
* IndySystem (in LibSystem)
* IndyCore (in LibCore)
* IndyProtocols (in LibProtocols)
* IndySuperCore (in LibSuperCore) (for Delphi 7 only)
For Delphi and C++ Builder, the design-time package files should be opened,
compiled, and
installed in the following order:
* dclIndyCore (in LibCore)
* dclIndyProtocols (in LibProtocols)
* dclSuperCore (in LibSuperCore) (for Delphi 7 only)
What is the step by step process for all of this, I have roamed the net in
vain for some enlightenment but
cannnot penetrate the techspeak for a simple how to.
I hope you can help me out here with a process, or a more helpful source on
the net.
Many thanks
Graham Marsden
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