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Gene Buckle wrote:
> Is there an actual installer for Indy 10 that a) actually EXISTS (the 
> "automatic install" link on the Indy site does _nothing_)
> and b) works?
> 
> I'm getting really tired of fighting this thing.  I try to install it 
> according to the instructions at :
> http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Installation.EN.aspx
> 
> I get "This application has failed to start because IndyCore120.bpl 
> was not found.  Re-installing the application may fix this problem."
> Now why would it look for "IndyCore120" when the bpl is named
> "dclIndyCore120.bpl"?  Just for grins I tried renaming it, and get
> a completely different error.  The BPL files that were created by compiling
> the system, core and protocol modules according to the instructions are 
> living in the same directory as the JVCL bpls that installed just fine.
> 
> What crucial bit of information am I missing to make this f'ing thing work?
> 
> I'm using RAD Studio 2007
> 

I posted some batch files and instructions in borland.public.attachments 
under the subject "Updating RAD Studio to newer Indy 10" that worked for 
me. You might want to give them a try.

Dennis Cote

Dennis Cote <dennis.cote@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
> 
> I posted some batch files and instructions in borland.public.attachments 
> under the subject "Updating RAD Studio to newer Indy 10" that worked for 
> me. You might want to give them a try.

Thanks Dennis.  However, I think I'll just read the instructions better
instead.  Apparently I got confused and wasn't building the right thing at
the right time.  dclIndy* vs Indy*.  The error suffered involved
a serious cranial/rectal inversion on my part.  *ahem*

g.

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"Gene Buckle" <geneb@grumble.deltasoft.com> wrote in message 
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> Is there an actual installer for Indy 10

Not an autmated one, no.  Only command-line batch scripts are available.

> I'm getting really tired of fighting this thing.  I try to install it 
> according
> to the instructions at :
> http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Installation.EN.aspx

Those instructions do not take previous installations into account.

> I get "This application has failed to start because IndyCore120.bpl
> was not found.  Re-installing the application may fix this problem."

Then you did not fully compile the Core package first.

> Now why would it look for "IndyCore120" when the bpl is
> named "dclIndyCore120.bpl"?

Because dclIndyCore120 uses IndyCore120.  The former is the design-time 
package (hense the "dcl" prefix), whereas the latter is the run-time package 
instead.


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