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"masi" <masiurb@tin.it> wrote in message
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> void __fastcall TForm1::Button1Click(TObject *Sender)
> {
>   String response = IdHTTP1->Get(Edit1->Text);
>   Memo1->Clear();
>   Memo1->Lines->Add(response);
> }

Since the HTML likely has line breaks in it, you should assign the Text
property instead, ie:

    void __fastcall TForm1::Button1Click(TObject *Sender)
    {
        Memo1->Text = IdHTTP1->Get(Edit1->Text);
    }

> Now, if I try to open my project with BCB2006, it first tells me
> that IdHTTP1->Request.ProxyPort does not exist.

Did you install Indy 9 or 10 when you installed BDS?  Which version of Indy
were you previously using?  I'm guessing that you were using Indy 8, because
BCB6 ships with Indy 8 preinsalled, and there is no Request.ProxyPort
property in either Indy 9 or 10.  ProxyPort is a subproperty of the
ProxyParams property now.


Gambit

> Did you install Indy 9 or 10 when you installed BDS?  Which version of 
> Indy
> were you previously using?  I'm guessing that you were using Indy 8, 
> because
> BCB6 ships with Indy 8 preinsalled, and there is no Request.ProxyPort
> property in either Indy 9 or 10.  ProxyPort is a subproperty of the
> ProxyParams property now.


Yes, I was using BCB6 with Indy 8.

But I have not set any value for Request.ProxyPort, which has default value 
0.

I installed BDS2006 Pro from CBuilder2006 CD.  This is the line I read on 
Version Info on About Box.

indy100.bpl, 9.0.50.0, C:\Programmi\Borland\BDS\4.0\Bin\


Now is there any way to make that code work properly under BDS2006?

thanks

masi urbano

"masi" <masiurb@tin.it> wrote in message
news:44b4c278@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Yes, I was using BCB6 with Indy 8.

Indy 8 is no longer supported.

> But I have not set any value for Request.ProxyPort,
> which has default value 0.

Your DFM is obviously referencing that property, though, or else you would
not have gotten the error at all.

> Now is there any way to make that code work properly under BDS2006?

Well, for starters, you need to update your DFM so that it does not
reference non-existant properties anymore.


Gambit

Remy Lebeau (TeamB) wrote:

>"masi"  wrote in message
>
>> The result is that, if I compile without checking 'build with runtime
>> packages' option, application gives error in the execution of that
>> statement:
>>    IdHTTP = new TIdHTTP(this);
>
>There is nothing in TIdHTTP's constructor that should be throwing AVs during
>its instantiation, regardless of whether runtime packages are used or not.

Could there be a conflict with versions 8/9/10?
Perhaps 8 wasn't properly removed, and is being called with different
data structures from 9?
Just guessing from the bpl / non-bpl-ness of the problem.

> You should not be trying to migrate old projects.  Borland's migration
> support has never worked properly in any version of the IDE.  Always
> re-create projects from scratch and add existing source files to the new
> project.  Have you done that yet?

Yes, now it works.
But I was trying to use the same sources, with different project files (.bpr 
and .bdsproj) because at this time I can't be sure about ultimately 
migrating entire app to BCB2006. I want to ensure the chance of a downgrade 
to BCB6.

Thanks a lot for help.

masi urbano