Patrick PREMARTIN

Hi You have the changes here https://developer.android.com/about/versions/13/behavior-changes-13 What did you used on previous releases ?

in Xcode preferences you can export your developer account to use it on more than one computer without generating other certificates and having looping nightmares

In my opinion (as I understand the NDA), if you condition parts of the code with the next version's compiler, it's to use a possible feature of that version. In that case, it's a violation of the NDA, which doesn't allow us to talk publicly about potential developments in that version.

This use of the Community Edition is in an infringement of its license. You have a license as a professional, you should use it on your computers.

why don't you simply use Paint or an other image editor to create a bitmap with the good dimensions ?

Even if the beta is "public", it's still under a NDA between Ambarcadero and the beta tester. Any threads or changed in public repositories about Yukon features violate the NDA.

I globally agree but ARM is a real future of computers processors. Windows ARM is already used by a lot of us, in VM, yes, but for daily use.

If you don't have a frame for your device, just put a PNG of the good dimension (at least the size of the screen of the device in pixels).

Hi Thanks for sharing this program and giving its source code as a link on your website. Perhaps you could open it on a code repository like GitHub to gain a little more visibility for it ? (not all parts of the program if you have some external licenses or don't want to share the wav files) About the program, nothing to say, I don't have material to check my blood pressure, but the screen capture and the idea to have an audio help looks great.

Hi Just deploy the app in Delphi and use Transporter to upload it to the AppStore. In the app AppStore page, you have a TestFlight option where you can activate a binary you uploaded for test purposes. The Delphi part in only to compile/deploy the project to have an IPA. After that it's an Apple process. Check their documentation without searching "Delphi testflight" but only "mobile iOS testflight" or something like that.

If it's in your program (executed without debug mode), nothing else the IP you try to GET should be called. Are you sure the problem come from TNetHTTPClient ?

The same was said about Apple and they still give external tools for other development environments / languages.

The steps to follow (in French) : https://developpeur-pascal.fr/configurer-delphi-113-alexandria-pour-cibler-android-13-avec-son-sdk-33.html Translated in English by Google : https://developpeur--pascal-fr.translate.goog/configurer-delphi-113-alexandria-pour-cibler-android-13-avec-son-sdk-33.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=fr&_x_tr_pto=wapp For the manifest, simply edit the template and replace the %targetsdkversion% by 33 and construct / deploy your app.

For each app we can extend the delay to November 1st : - on the play console go to your app - on the side bar you have a "rules conformity" option (bottom of the menu for me) - you must have a "your app must target Android 13" message, click on the link - at the bottom of the page you have a button to extend the delay until November Our apps won't disappear from the store, it's only we can't publish new ones after September 1st or update existing one after November 1st. "old" devices continue to have the apps on the AppStore application. Don't panic ! (even if Google does everything to make us believe that there is an emergency or that it's a catastrophe) About Delphi 12/C++Builder 12, an invitation has been sent to developers under subscription last week to join the beta test. If you have not received it, please contact the sales teams, who will do what is necessary.

Did you finally contacted Embarcadero support ?

A REST API has rules : using http commands with parameters to access data as a list or a record and allowing CRUD features if needed. A POST is by convention something with parameters send like a browser does : url encoded in the body, not as a textual body content. They do what they want, it's not the problem, but using REST API as a description of what they do is not true, because we expect standard behavior instead of something that doesn't respect the habits of this type of interface. It's an API, a web API, but not a REST API.

See you there 😉

Glad it's up and running. Don't hesitate to give a slap in my name to those people who make a REST API that isn't a REST API just because they use a POST.

very strange does they have a public doc and sandbox ?

As I understand it, your doc integration displays a REQUEST with a JSON as the body of the request. It's not a POST/GET standard call... and they must not having called it "REST API". Try to pass the parameters as BODY fields instead of GET/POST. Other way could be to copy/paste the object JSON generated with your parameters directly in the first tab in REST Debugger as "personalized body".

It depends on how the API expect to receive them. The GET/POST is use as GET param when you send a GET request and as POST params when you send a POST request. The status code 200 is normal : it's the http/s return status code. It says the URL you called has answered. As we see in the screen capture, Vodafone answered with a JSON object with 3 properties : result, code, and data as a JSON object. Fix the problem in REST debugger and export the components. Open a text editor (or Delphi's code editor), paste the result and you'll have all properties of the components to change in the form editor or by code depending on what you want to do.

The URL ? Did you tried with REST Debugger to be sure you have all parameters ?

And to not block the program during the loop, the Parallel.For can be put in a thread. 🙂

Or you can use "Bonjour" (or uPnP) to publish your service over the network and find it, because as I suppose your question is how to find computers where your program is launched to communicate between devices.

About the WIFI, it's normal : AppTethering uses a broadcast UDP message to find other programs on the local network. It don't work over the Internet (so not over 3G/4G/5G/... except if you give a public address with a routing to your computer).