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Right. https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Athens/en/Vcl.Skia.SkImageToBitmap On the same manner, the first link (github doc) is fully compatible with VCL. A great effort has been made in skia to support well the 2 frameworks.

Doc on Skia Github page contains usefull code to convert svg to bmp : https://github.com/skia4delphi/skia4delphi/blob/main/Documents/SVG.md From an skia's image (do not remomber if available from skSVG. https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Athens/en/FMX.Skia.SkImageToBitmap

I think you are in the right way. Think about HTTPS transfer and may be a simple login (sending username and password for example).

@dummzeuch I think handling connections sequentially should be quite easy, without resorting to multiple threads. Once one is closed you wait for the next one. Please bear in mind, that there are limitations when using libssh2 from multiple threads: Points 1 and 3 are the same, since the crypto functions are initialized by libssh2_init. Ssh_pascal handles this in a thread safe manner. The second point, I think means that you either have a session per thread or you protect with a lock, access to the same session and its channels,

Basically the problem I am facing here is the same as issue#11 reported on GitHub, only that I have two connections one after another and the person who opened that issue has them in parallel. And that's rather difficult to fix based on the current structure because TSshTunnel.ForwardLocalPort is executed completely in one thread. In order for this to work, there must be one thread that calls select on ListenSock and then starts another thread whenever there is a connection to the socket and let that thread handle the forwarding from it until that connection is closed. The original thread must then again call select on ListenSock. This would handle multiple connections serially and in parallel.

This error page seems to be a step further in the normal OAuth2 process. You accepted the non-verified app, accepted the terms and now you end up on localhost with the desired code for getting the access token in the url parameters. You need to catch that url with a small http server. After getting that code from the url you can go ahead with the process of getting the access and refresh token.

I just did : Duplicate components in D12.1 Component-toolbar - RAD Studio Service - Jira Service Management

Windows has enough resources to run thousands of threads in parallel. 10 is nothing. So something else is likely causing the error. The Scheduler manages only threads that it creates. It can't manage threads created by TIdThreadComponent. But again, the Scheduler doesn't limit threads that are running, only threads that are idle. When the Scheduler needs a thread, it pulls one from the pool if available, otherwise it creates a new one. When a thread is finished, it is put in the pool if there is room for it, otherwise it is terminated.

The error reporting solution from JustAddCode that you mention in your tutorial does work reasonably well. While the line numbers are pretty odd, it at least delivers the function name. I was able to solve the problem on macOS with this tool.

Link to otc.pl

Maybe they should be clear about the costs instead of you must contacting sales. I think this is a hurdle for many developers. (Normally you see this when the costs is high..) Just put some system senarios on the webpage with the costs needed. Even with (bit complex) MS-Azure subscription, for example, it is possible to do an overview of the costs.

Document Viewer is added to Demo (Word, Excel, PDF, Powerpoint, etc.). 1. Create UI and start Server 2. Open Documens section 3. Press F2 to switch to design mode 4. Using gear icon above documents table and at view window (right) open designers and change documents folder/mask.

When I ported my application from VCL to FMX I remade each form by hand. There are 17 forms so it took a while, but this was not the most time consuming part of the porting process by far. The RAD interface makes it quick and easy.

Hi All, Sysinternals ProcMon is your friend 🙂 Problem solved. CERTIFICATE LOCATIONS FOR WINDOWS SERVICE DIFFERENT TO WINDOWS APPLICATION! (at least on Win10/Pro as I have) : the cert files (supposed to be in bin/executable folder) MUST BE IN C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ folder also a cert.pem is queried from C:\usr\local\ssl\cert (i copied the root cert to this name, however not sure if necessary) so if sticking with Indy default names, the files are: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\localhost.pem root cert C:\Windows\SysWOW64\localhost.crt cert C:\Windows\SysWOW64\localhost.key key Selfsigned cert OK (created using XCA) For copying to this folder, of course Admin rights are necessary. If you are using a VMWare VM for Delphi 10.4.X, as I do, and the project files are in the shared VM drive outside the VM, you need 2-step copy: 1) project/bin to local desktop 2) local desktop to SysWOW64 All the above is for WIN32 Service target, as I did not tryout X64 yet. I am happy to be out of the swamp and back on the road (after fighting Windows and not Project) I will duplicate this to new Topic for better visibility. Might it be helpful for others! Kind Regards, ckranich