kabiri
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DB is created at runtime and does not exist at design time. But to be sure, I checked its connection value is False. In TfrmMain.FormCreate and TfrmMain.FormShow TfrmMain.FormActivate events, I have nothing to do with the database. begin Application.Initialize; Application.CreateForm(TfrmMain, frmMain); Application.Run; end. procedure TfrmMain.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); begin //Application.Create(TfrmDataModule, frmDataModule); frmDataModule:=TfrmDataModule.Create(self); isEmpty:=True; I gave these changes and it didn't make any difference. Line frmDataModule:=TfrmDataModule.Create(self); I deleted Now it displays the main form, but breakpoints are still disabled.
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I have a $99 developer account from Apple. Now I can compile the app for the actual phone and run it on the phone. But when I select Application store mode. In the Project - Option - Development - Provisioning section, the Provision Profile value is empty and only the default AUTO option is displayed. On the Apple website, in the Certificates section, I have created the iOS Distribution certificate and installed it in MACOS as well. Where am I wrong?
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I have already downloaded the certificates. And I have installed in Keychain Access. But I didn't know where to copy the profile I made. For this reason, I copied the JalaliCalender.mobileprovision file next to the project file (JalaliCalender.dproj).
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I found the solution (Download manual provisioning profiles) https://help.apple.com/xcode/mac/current/#/deva899b4fe5 but have new problem identifier is not match I manually added the App ID Prefix in Delphi, but it still shows the same error -----Edit---- in Project - Option - version info i set CFBundleIdentifier and problem solved.
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I have done these steps before. I will delete the previous one and do it again.
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My problem has gone off topic from somewhere It is better to open a new topic for this problem
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Yes Provisioning Profile. But i can compile app for Development configuration (not for Application store or Ad Hoc). To publish the app in the app store, i need to compile the application store, but I don't know how. I have an unspecified problem with Kastri
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Yes, I have already installed i found my problem! I get an error when I use the kastri library. Also, permissions were not installed on the Mac. I installed the certificate and wrote a blank app and it ran fine on the real machine. But I don't know what certificate I should use to build the program for Application store mode.
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I have a real device. When I can't test on emulator, then I have to test on real device. My real device is iphone 6 (ios v12.4). But when the compilation is finished in Delphi, Delphi gives a message that the device was not found. Isn't SDK12 needed for IOS12? Do apps written with SDK15.5 work on devices with IOS12? ------------EDIT-------------- In XCODE i can select Deployment target , how i can set it in Delphi?
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Hello I have same problem too And yes i using an Intel-based Mac (Ver 12.4 (21F79)) + XCode (Version 13.4 (13F17a)) and Delphi 11.2 how can i test on iphone 6 (ios v12.4)? how can i add IOS SDK 12 to Delphi?(now i have SDK15.5)
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I install ICS8.6.1 but TWSocketThrdServer missing in FMX
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I migrate from VCL to FMX and replace TWSocketThrdServer with TWSocketServer but clicent can not connect TMyClient = class(TWSocketClient) public RcvdLine : AnsiString; ConnectTime : TDateTime; end; ... WSocketServer1.Proto := 'tcp'; { Use TCP protocol } WSocketServer1.Port := '8085'; { Use telnet port } WSocketServer1.Addr := '0.0.0.0'; { Use any interface } WSocketServer1.ClientClass := TMyClient; { Use our component } WSocketServer1.Listen; { Start listening } procedure TfrmDataModule.WSocketServer1ClientCreate(Sender: TObject; Client: TWSocketClient); var Cli : TMyClient; begin Cli := Client as TMyClient; Cli.OnDataAvailable := ClientDataAvailable; Cli.OnLineLimitExceeded := ClientLineLimitExceeded; Cli.OnBgException := ClientBgException; Cli.ConnectTime := Now; end; procedure TfrmDataModule.WSocketServer1ClientConnect(Sender: TObject; Client: TWSocketClient; Error: Word); begin with Client as TMyClient do begin //Client.LineMode := TRUE; //Client.LineEdit := TRUE; //Client.LineLimit := 255; { Do not accept long lines } Client.OnDataAvailable := ClientDataAvailable; Client.OnLineLimitExceeded := ClientLineLimitExceeded; Client.OnBgException := ClientBgException; TMyClient(Client).ConnectTime := Now; end; end;