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I am using BDS4, calld Borland Delvelopment Studio 2006





"Daniel" <daniel@borland.com> ���g��l��s�D:43a0ff1a$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi,
>
>    I new a Delphi package add some components (Delphi VCL),  compile,
> build, install it.
>
>    Then I new a Delphi VCL Form, In VCL pallete, I can see installed
> components and use them without problem.
>
>    Later, I new a bcb VCL Form, but I can't see the installed components
> also shown in BCB VCL pallete. I wonder I have to new a BCB package and
> repeat the installation procedure as done in Delphi package. So I did it.
> Then compile, build, install this bcb package.  The same components now is
> visible in BCB VCL pallete, works fine, too.
>
>    But, after I close BDS2006, and open it again. It shows errors, said
> same component in bcb package has been installed in delphi package, asking
> whether attempt to load it next time........
>
>    I choose 'yes', the BDS2006 IDE shows, I then new a BCB VCL Form, and 
> go
> to BCB VCL pallete, the installed components was disappear......
>
>
>    How can I install the same components in both Delphi and BCB VCL 
> pallete
> without confilict error???
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Daniel
> 

Daniel wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>     I new a Delphi package add some components (Delphi VCL),  compile,
> build, install it.
> 

	This is how I have been successful in using them in BDS 4....

1. Open the project in Delphi win32 personality.
2. Open Project Options
3. Select the Linker Tab
4. Check the "Generate all C++ Builder files"
5. Close the Dialog by clicking Ok/Accept.
6. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Build Project"
7. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Install"
8. Close Project.

And Repeat steps 1-8 for each component group.

Nathan.

Hi, Nathan,

    Thanks.  Tried as you say, some of my components package work just fine, 
but some don't. What could be the problem? Any idea?

Daniel




"Nathan Anderson" <nathan@no_spam-andersonsplace.net> 
???????:43a9d5c8$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Daniel wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>     I new a Delphi package add some components (Delphi VCL),  compile,
>> build, install it.
>>
>
> This is how I have been successful in using them in BDS 4....
>
> 1. Open the project in Delphi win32 personality.
> 2. Open Project Options
> 3. Select the Linker Tab
> 4. Check the "Generate all C++ Builder files"
> 5. Close the Dialog by clicking Ok/Accept.
> 6. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Build Project"
> 7. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Install"
> 8. Close Project.
>
> And Repeat steps 1-8 for each component group.
>
> Nathan. 

   No problem now.

   To make it works. I first remove all my previouslly installed packages, 
and remove all components from those packages. Compile and build, close 
BDS4.

    Open BDS 4 again, open package, re-Add all belonged components into 
package. Then repeat what Nathan said. No problem now.


Thanks,

Daniel




"Daniel" <daniel@borland.com> ���g��l��s�D:43aa0739$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi, Nathan,
>
>    Thanks.  Tried as you say, some of my components package work just 
> fine, but some don't. What could be the problem? Any idea?
>
> Daniel
>
>
>
>
> "Nathan Anderson" <nathan@no_spam-andersonsplace.net> 
> ???????:43a9d5c8$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Daniel wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>>     I new a Delphi package add some components (Delphi VCL),  compile,
>>> build, install it.
>>>
>>
>> This is how I have been successful in using them in BDS 4....
>>
>> 1. Open the project in Delphi win32 personality.
>> 2. Open Project Options
>> 3. Select the Linker Tab
>> 4. Check the "Generate all C++ Builder files"
>> 5. Close the Dialog by clicking Ok/Accept.
>> 6. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Build Project"
>> 7. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Install"
>> 8. Close Project.
>>
>> And Repeat steps 1-8 for each component group.
>>
>> Nathan.
>
> 

	Yeah, I read something like that somewhere else and should have included it in; but since I hadn't run into it 
personally I didn't want to put something that could be just rumor.  It seems in some cases the Registry key may have a 
"cached" value of what personality the package is for.  So even though you recompile it properly; the registry shows the 
package as for Delphi only...   I understand if you delete the registry keys that hold your packages; then re-open BDS 
and re-build  and re-install the packages again, it should work...

Nathan.

Daniel wrote:
>    No problem now.
> 
>    To make it works. I first remove all my previouslly installed packages, 
> and remove all components from those packages. Compile and build, close 
> BDS4.
> 
>     Open BDS 4 again, open package, re-Add all belonged components into 
> package. Then repeat what Nathan said. No problem now.
> 
> 
> Thanks,


>> "Nathan Anderson" <nathan@no_spam-andersonsplace.net> 
>> ???????:43a9d5c8$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>> Daniel wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>>     I new a Delphi package add some components (Delphi VCL),  compile,
>>>> build, install it.
>>>>
>>> This is how I have been successful in using them in BDS 4....
>>>
>>> 1. Open the project in Delphi win32 personality.
>>> 2. Open Project Options
>>> 3. Select the Linker Tab
>>> 4. Check the "Generate all C++ Builder files"
>>> 5. Close the Dialog by clicking Ok/Accept.
>>> 6. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Build Project"
>>> 7. Right mouse click on Project, and click "Install"
>>> 8. Close Project.
>>>
>>> And Repeat steps 1-8 for each component group.
>>>
>>> Nathan.
>>
> 
>