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Yes, those are really good Delphi guys ;) It's their endeavor, but not Delphi's ever-increasing licensing fees, that drives the prosperity of the Delphi community ;)

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You misspelled "feature."

There are countless ways in which Delphi code may be involved in web development. If you want anybody to spend their time helping you I suggest that you spend more of your time thinking about your problem, and specifying in more detail what specifically you need help with.

I'll write almost as you do except: 1) First letter is always uppercase. 2) Constant have no prefix but always all uppercase with underscore to separate words like MAX_CLIENT 3) Local method variable have no prefix at all since all other have a prefix. As you said, it is much of personal taste but your asked so my answer.

Excellent! I'm always pleased with people that see the positive side of things.

I'm amazed that people are able to offer architectural and implementation suggestions for "How create a website". Your physic powers must be excellent.

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Which version of Delphi are you using? Which version of Indy? The code looks fine, so the issue has to be with the OpenSSL DLLs themselves, Do you know what version of TLS the server requires? Does it even support TLS v1.0..v1.2 nowadays? Maybe it requires TLS v1.3 instead? If so, you won't be able to use TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL for TLS v1.3, you will have to use this new SSLIOHandler instead (work in progress), which uses OpenSSL 1.1.x instead of 1.0.2. They don't belong there. Put them in your application's folder instead. Just FYI: https://www.indyproject.org/2020/06/16/openssl-binaries-moved-to-github/ Do you know what the old version was? Are you SURE about that? At runtime, what does Indy's OpenSSLVersion() function in the IdSSLOpenSSL unit report after OpenSSL has been loaded? How about the IsOpenSSL_TLSv(1_0|1_1|1_2)_Available() functions in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit? Have you tried looking at the TLS handshake in a packet sniffer, such as Wireshark? What TLS version is your app claiming to use?

No Bruce, ZeosLib as an OpenSource DAC(Database access component) and it's definitelly not for FireDac. We may call it "a source of inspiration for Dimitry's FireDac/AnyDac". ZeosLib is much better maintained than dbGo. So don't hassitate to use OpenSource! Regards, Michael