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Indy 10 versus Indy 9


2008-03-03 08:51:48 PM
cppbuilder65
Hello,
I was using Indy 9 in my projects when I was using BDS 2006, now I have
updated to RAD 2007 and changed to Indy 10. When I compile and link the
sources I have no problem, but when I run the application I get the
following message that I think is related to the change from Indy 9 to Indy
10.
Property: SASLMechanisms don't no exist.
Any Idea?. Thanks in advance!!
Salvador Huertas.
 
 

Re:Indy 10 versus Indy 9

"Salvador Huertas" <none@none>wrote in message
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When I compile and link the sources I have no problem, but when
I run the application I get the following message that I think is related
to the change from Indy 9 to Indy 10.
Your project was linked using the wrong DCU/LIB files. The SASKMechanisms
property is new to Indy 10. Your DFM is making reference to it, as it
should be if you are using Indy 10, but the compiled RTTI does not contain
the properly information at all.
Gambit
 

Re:Indy 10 versus Indy 9

Thanks for your anwser, but can be wrong in my IDE?, can you give me some
idea?. When I install the IDE I say that I want Indy 10 and nothing more. I
can see that there are two folders Indy9 and Indy10 in my computer, but I
don't know how the IDE select one or another.
Thanks in advance!!
Salvador Huertas.
 

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Re:Indy 10 versus Indy 9

Salvador Huertas wrote:
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don't know how the IDE select one or another.
Tools | Options | Environment Options | C++ Options
change the reference from Indy9 to Indy10 instead for both Include
path and Library path.
For an old project, you may also have to make a similar change in
Project | Options | Paths and defines (set for base build). As long as
the settings for indy is made in Tools | Options the references in
Project | Options can be removed - that way the defaults will be used.
- Leo
 

Re:Indy 10 versus Indy 9

"Salvador Huertas" <none@none>wrote in message
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Thanks for your anwser, but can be wrong in my IDE?,
can you give me some idea?
You likely still have Indy 9 files on your machine, and the compiler/linker
is finding them instead of the Indy 10 files.
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When I install the IDE I say that I want Indy 10 and nothing more.
But, did you have Indy 9 installed previously?
Gambit