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From the Indy website, although I used this with 9.0.50 DevSnapshot.


How do I install Indy into Borland C++ Builder?

. Close the Borland C++ Builder IDE if it is open.

. Temporarily copy IDPAS32.obj to a temporary directory.  You do not want to 
delete that file because it is NOT part of the Indy package.

. Remove all Indy files including dclindy*.bpl, dclindy.*, dclindy*.bpl, 
indy*.lib, id*.pas, id*.hpp, id*.obj, and id*.dcu. Take care that you only 
remove the old Indy files and not something else. Be sure that you also 
remove any indy*.bpl from your Windows\System32 directory.

. Restore IDPAS32.obj from the temporary directory you created earlier to 
the directory where it was originally located.

. Remove all old Indy Help files, indy.*,  from the Help subdirectory and 
replace them with the new ones.

. Place the new version of Indy in a directory of your choice.  When 
unzipping, please keep the \source directory for the archive intact because 
that is used by some build batch files.

. In the source directory, there are several batch files.  Run the 
appropriate one for your version of Borland C++ Builder:

. FULLC4.BAT - Borland C++ Builder 4

. FULLC5.BAT - Borland C++ Builder 5

. FULLC6.BAT - Borland C++ Builder 6

. These batch files create subdirectories in the main Indy directory folder. 
They are (C4 for C++Builder 4, C5 for C+Builder 5, and C6 for C++Builder 6). 
These directories contain:

. The Indy .DCU files

. The Indy .HPP files

. The Indy .LIB file

. The Indy .OBJ files

. The Indy Design-Time .BPL

. Open the Borland C++ Builder IDE.

. In your C++Builder IDE, add the Indy design-time package with 
Component|Install Package...|Add...  Go to the subdirectory where the Indy 
.DCU's and Design-Time .BPL was placed by the batch file.  Add the 
Design-Time .BPL that is listed.  It usually is named dclIndy followed by 
the Borland C++ Builder version and an 0.

. Add the path where the .DCU's are located to your environment.  Do this 
with Tools|Environment Options...|Library...|Library Path...

. Add the path where the .HPP's are located to your project. Do this with 
Project|Options|Directories|Conditionals|Include path. Check the box Default 
and click OK to save this setting.


"Eduardo Jauch" <eduardo.jauch@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:45c4222b$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Another question...
>
> Where are the *.lib and the *.hpp???