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Started by Ed
Fri, 13 Jan 2006 13:51
Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Ed
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 13:51
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I recently stumbled upon indy when trying to add authentication to a Builder 5 project. Oh it sounded great! I have found the installation from source instructions on the indyproject.org site very frustrating. The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of non-specific instruction. Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. Are they opened a a new project? Just compile the Unit? Should the project be named anything in particular? Should I name them with the bpk extension? They are delphi package files, so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. I have tried every combination that my feeble imagination can come up with to no avail, and have to admit I am starting to wander a bit. Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step one...step three.. ) open and install Do I open in package manager? Open the source code file? Help I am corn fuzed. Does anyone have any clearly defined instruction? Thanks for your patience! Ed
Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 17:49
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"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... > I have found the installation from source instructions on the > indyproject.org site very frustrating. How so? > The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of > non-specific instruction. Can you elaborate more? > Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. What is non-specific about that? > Are they opened a a new project? No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ projects. > Just compile the Unit? The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but not). > Should the project be named anything in particular? You should not be making new projects to begin with. > Should I name them with the bpk extension? Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. > They are delphi package files Yes. > so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile DPK files. > Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step > one...step three.. ) What page are you referring to exactly? Gambit
Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Ed
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 10:09
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 10:09
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http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Instal.en.html If open IndySystem with Builder, (step 1 of step 1), I get no project compile options. I cannot compile. If I open Builder first, then open the Delphi package file, I can compile but it is actually then a member of the C++ Builder project (Project1), with Unit1.cpp added by Builder. It may be that I need to try the command line compiler? The words Open and compile led me to believe that I should Open then in Builder. Same result for step 2 of step 1 and step 3 of step 1. As you can see there is No step 2 under the Installation section. Unless you count the two step ones... the first being to download the development snapshot. I thought it could explain why I cannot get step 3 to work. Or I am missing something obvious. I can just never end up with an installable C++ builder package as a result of those steps, so assumed I must be compiling wrong. Thank you for looking at my post! Ed ----- Original Message ----- From: "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> Newsgroups: borland.public.cppbuilder.internet.socket Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 9:49 AM Subject: Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions > > "Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message > news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... > >> I have found the installation from source instructions on the >> indyproject.org site very frustrating. > > How so? > >> The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >> non-specific instruction. > > Can you elaborate more? > >> Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. > > What is non-specific about that? > >> Are they opened a a new project? > > No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. > Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ > projects. > >> Just compile the Unit? > > The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of > source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but > not). > >> Should the project be named anything in particular? > > You should not be making new projects to begin with. > >> Should I name them with the bpk extension? > > Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. > >> They are delphi package files > > Yes. > >> so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. > > BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile > DPK > files. > >> Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >> one...step three.. ) > > What page are you referring to exactly? > > > Gambit > > "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message news:43c7e795$1@newsgroups.borland.com... > > "Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message > news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... > >> I have found the installation from source instructions on the >> indyproject.org site very frustrating. > > How so? > >> The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >> non-specific instruction. > > Can you elaborate more? > >> Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. > > What is non-specific about that? > >> Are they opened a a new project? > > No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. > Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ > projects. > >> Just compile the Unit? > > The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of > source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but > not). > >> Should the project be named anything in particular? > > You should not be making new projects to begin with. > >> Should I name them with the bpk extension? > > Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. > >> They are delphi package files > > Yes. > >> so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. > > BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile > DPK > files. > >> Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >> one...step three.. ) > > What page are you referring to exactly? > > > Gambit > >
Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Vladimir Zhuchko
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 10:20
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 10:20
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I could compile Indy10 for CB6 using FullC6.bat file, I think it's possible to do this using FullC5.bat for CB5. But after that you will get package that can be installed to builder, but you will get many problems with the indy hpp files for the real indy examples. Ed wrote: > http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Instal.en.html > > > If open IndySystem with Builder, (step 1 of step 1), I get no project > compile options. I cannot compile. If I open Builder first, then open the > Delphi package file, I can compile but it is actually then a member of the > C++ Builder project (Project1), with Unit1.cpp added by Builder. It may be > that I need to try the command line compiler? The words Open and compile led > me to believe that I should Open then in Builder. > > Same result for step 2 of step 1 and step 3 of step 1. > > As you can see there is No step 2 under the Installation section. > Unless you count the two step ones... > the first being to download the development snapshot. > > > I thought it could explain why I cannot get step 3 to work. Or I am missing > something obvious. I can just never end up with an installable C++ builder > package > as a result of those steps, so assumed I must be compiling wrong. > Thank you for looking at my post! > Ed > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> > Newsgroups: borland.public.cppbuilder.internet.socket > Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 9:49 AM > Subject: Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions > > > >>"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message >>news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >> >> >>>I have found the installation from source instructions on the >>>indyproject.org site very frustrating. >> >>How so? >> >> >>>The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >>>non-specific instruction. >> >>Can you elaborate more? >> >> >>>Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. >> >>What is non-specific about that? >> >> >>>Are they opened a a new project? >> >>No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. >>Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ >>projects. >> >> >>>Just compile the Unit? >> >>The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of >>source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but >>not). >> >> >>>Should the project be named anything in particular? >> >>You should not be making new projects to begin with. >> >> >>>Should I name them with the bpk extension? >> >>Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. >> >> >>>They are delphi package files >> >>Yes. >> >> >>>so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. >> >>BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile >>DPK >>files. >> >> >>>Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >>>one...step three.. ) >> >>What page are you referring to exactly? >> >> >>Gambit >> >> > > > "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message > news:43c7e795$1@newsgroups.borland.com... > >>"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message >>news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >> >> >>>I have found the installation from source instructions on the >>>indyproject.org site very frustrating. >> >>How so? >> >> >>>The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >>>non-specific instruction. >> >>Can you elaborate more? >> >> >>>Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. >> >>What is non-specific about that? >> >> >>>Are they opened a a new project? >> >>No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. >>Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ >>projects. >> >> >>>Just compile the Unit? >> >>The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of >>source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but >>not). >> >> >>>Should the project be named anything in particular? >> >>You should not be making new projects to begin with. >> >> >>>Should I name them with the bpk extension? >> >>Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. >> >> >>>They are delphi package files >> >>Yes. >> >> >>>so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. >> >>BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile >>DPK >>files. >> >> >>>Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >>>one...step three.. ) >> >>What page are you referring to exactly? >> >> >>Gambit >> >> > > >
Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Ed
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 16:38
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 16:38
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Thank you Vladimir, I did try the fullc5 bat file, before making any posts, and used that with the development snapshot. It was error after error, there was a delphi project that needed to be compiled into an exe before the bat file would even run, then on and on from there. So I tried the other method that I referred to, but they do not seem to work either. But in my case, perserverance often makes up for a lack of talent. Someday I will figure it out. Ed "Vladimir Zhuchko" <zhuchko@jinr.ru> wrote in message news:43c8cff3@newsgroups.borland.com... >I could compile Indy10 for CB6 using FullC6.bat file, I think it's possible >to do this using FullC5.bat for CB5. > But after that you will get package that can be installed to builder, but > you will get many problems with the indy hpp files for the real indy > examples. > > Ed wrote: >> http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Instal.en.html >> >> >> If open IndySystem with Builder, (step 1 of step 1), I get no project >> compile options. I cannot compile. If I open Builder first, then open the >> Delphi package file, I can compile but it is actually then a member of >> the C++ Builder project (Project1), with Unit1.cpp added by Builder. It >> may be that I need to try the command line compiler? The words Open and >> compile led me to believe that I should Open then in Builder. >> >> Same result for step 2 of step 1 and step 3 of step 1. >> >> As you can see there is No step 2 under the Installation section. >> Unless you count the two step ones... >> the first being to download the development snapshot. >> >> >> I thought it could explain why I cannot get step 3 to work. Or I am >> missing >> something obvious. I can just never end up with an installable C++ >> builder >> package >> as a result of those steps, so assumed I must be compiling wrong. >> Thank you for looking at my post! >> Ed >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> >> Newsgroups: borland.public.cppbuilder.internet.socket >> Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 9:49 AM >> Subject: Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions >> >> >> >>>"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message >>>news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >>> >>> >>>>I have found the installation from source instructions on the >>>>indyproject.org site very frustrating. >>> >>>How so? >>> >>> >>>>The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >>>>non-specific instruction. >>> >>>Can you elaborate more? >>> >>> >>>>Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. >>> >>>What is non-specific about that? >>> >>> >>>>Are they opened a a new project? >>> >>>No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. >>>Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ >>>projects. >>> >>> >>>>Just compile the Unit? >>> >>>The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of >>>source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but >>>not). >>> >>> >>>>Should the project be named anything in particular? >>> >>>You should not be making new projects to begin with. >>> >>> >>>>Should I name them with the bpk extension? >>> >>>Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. >>> >>> >>>>They are delphi package files >>> >>>Yes. >>> >>> >>>>so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. >>> >>>BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile >>>DPK >>>files. >>> >>> >>>>Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >>>>one...step three.. ) >>> >>>What page are you referring to exactly? >>> >>> >>>Gambit >>> >>> >> >> >> "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message >> news:43c7e795$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >> >>>"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message >>>news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >>> >>> >>>>I have found the installation from source instructions on the >>>>indyproject.org site very frustrating. >>> >>>How so? >>> >>> >>>>The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >>>>non-specific instruction. >>> >>>Can you elaborate more? >>> >>> >>>>Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. >>> >>>What is non-specific about that? >>> >>> >>>>Are they opened a a new project? >>> >>>No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. >>>Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ >>>projects. >>> >>> >>>>Just compile the Unit? >>> >>>The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of >>>source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but >>>not). >>> >>> >>>>Should the project be named anything in particular? >>> >>>You should not be making new projects to begin with. >>> >>> >>>>Should I name them with the bpk extension? >>> >>>Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. >>> >>> >>>>They are delphi package files >>> >>>Yes. >>> >>> >>>>so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. >>> >>>BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile >>>DPK >>>files. >>> >>> >>>>Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >>>>one...step three.. ) >>> >>>What page are you referring to exactly? >>> >>> >>>Gambit >>> >>> >> >>
Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Vladimir Zhuchko
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 16:56
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 16:56
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I simply copied this exe file from Indy9 pack, and it works for Indy10. Also I modified FullC6.bat to produce obj and hpp files ( switch -JPHN is absent) After installation I tested the indy10 example and got many error for the IdWinsok2.hpp file, and I commented all erronous line, by this way I could compile example. Ed wrote: > Thank you Vladimir, I did try the fullc5 bat file, before making any posts, > and used that with the development snapshot. > > It was error after error, there was a delphi project that needed to be > compiled into an exe before the bat file would even run, then on and on from > there. > > So I tried the other method that I referred to, but they do not seem to work > either. But in my case, perserverance often makes up for a lack of talent. > Someday I will figure it out. > Ed > "Vladimir Zhuchko" <zhuchko@jinr.ru> wrote in message > news:43c8cff3@newsgroups.borland.com... > >>I could compile Indy10 for CB6 using FullC6.bat file, I think it's possible >>to do this using FullC5.bat for CB5. >>But after that you will get package that can be installed to builder, but >>you will get many problems with the indy hpp files for the real indy >>examples. >> >>Ed wrote: >> >>>http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Instal.en.html >>> >>> >>>If open IndySystem with Builder, (step 1 of step 1), I get no project >>>compile options. I cannot compile. If I open Builder first, then open the >>>Delphi package file, I can compile but it is actually then a member of >>>the C++ Builder project (Project1), with Unit1.cpp added by Builder. It >>>may be that I need to try the command line compiler? The words Open and >>>compile led me to believe that I should Open then in Builder. >>> >>>Same result for step 2 of step 1 and step 3 of step 1. >>> >>>As you can see there is No step 2 under the Installation section. >>> Unless you count the two step ones... >>>the first being to download the development snapshot. >>> >>> >>>I thought it could explain why I cannot get step 3 to work. Or I am >>>missing >>>something obvious. I can just never end up with an installable C++ >>>builder >>>package >>>as a result of those steps, so assumed I must be compiling wrong. >>>Thank you for looking at my post! >>>Ed >>>----- Original Message ----- >>>From: "Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> >>>Newsgroups: borland.public.cppbuilder.internet.socket >>>Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 9:49 AM >>>Subject: Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message >>>>news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>I have found the installation from source instructions on the >>>>>indyproject.org site very frustrating. >>>> >>>>How so? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >>>>>non-specific instruction. >>>> >>>>Can you elaborate more? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. >>>> >>>>What is non-specific about that? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Are they opened a a new project? >>>> >>>>No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. >>>>Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ >>>>projects. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Just compile the Unit? >>>> >>>>The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of >>>>source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but >>>>not). >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Should the project be named anything in particular? >>>> >>>>You should not be making new projects to begin with. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Should I name them with the bpk extension? >>>> >>>>Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>They are delphi package files >>>> >>>>Yes. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. >>>> >>>>BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile >>>>DPK >>>>files. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >>>>>one...step three.. ) >>>> >>>>What page are you referring to exactly? >>>> >>>> >>>>Gambit >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>>"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message >>>news:43c7e795$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >>> >>> >>>>"Ed" <enaillon@nvinet.com> wrote in message >>>>news:43c7af9c$1@newsgroups.borland.com... >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>I have found the installation from source instructions on the >>>>>indyproject.org site very frustrating. >>>> >>>>How so? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>The site that deals with Indy10Install for BCB has 7 lines of >>>>>non-specific instruction. >>>> >>>>Can you elaborate more? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Step one says says Open and Compile four different delphi dpk files. >>>> >>>>What is non-specific about that? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Are they opened a a new project? >>>> >>>>No. DPK files are Delphi packages, just as BPK file are C++ packages. >>>>Packages are their own projects, just as BPR file are their own C++ >>>>projects. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Just compile the Unit? >>>> >>>>The DPK/BPK files are compilable as themselves. They contain a list of >>>>source units for the compiler to process. They are like makefiles (but >>>>not). >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Should the project be named anything in particular? >>>> >>>>You should not be making new projects to begin with. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Should I name them with the bpk extension? >>>> >>>>Not unless you have created actual C++ packages. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>They are delphi package files >>>> >>>>Yes. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>so do not seem to be a valid package to Builder. >>>> >>>>BCB includes a command-line Delphi compiler, dcc32.exe, that can compile >>>>DPK >>>>files. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Then step 3 says...(where the heck is step 2 guys? the page says step >>>>>one...step three.. ) >>>> >>>>What page are you referring to exactly? >>>> >>>> >>>>Gambit >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >
Re: Builder 5 and Indy 10 source instructions
Author: Colin B Maharaj
Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 10:27
Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 10:27
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Got me there for a moment.... the link is actually....(two 'l's ) http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Install.en.html Ed wrote: > http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Docs/Indy10Instal.en.html > >
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