ToddFrankson

I ran the installer from Getit. My PAServer on the Mac worked fine without any changes. I looked in the PAServer Directory and the "new" PAServer for the mac had the date of the 12.3 upgrade.

This just started. Happens when I close Delphi (With or without opening a project) I get this error message:

I have that checked. Maybe unchecking it will help

I haven't installed anything recently. Last I installed anything was from Getit back at 12.0

All of a sudden, No Debugging on android. I've rebooted both the laptop and the phone..... 32 bit-I see the blue dots and my breakpoints. 64 bit-only breakpoints..... Somedays I hate Delphi, today is one of them. And it gets better. No breakpoints work unless it's user initiated. Click a button, Breakpoint in the event works fine. Put a breakpoint in an oncreate event---crickets...

Check that the network card isn't powering down to save electricity. Windows is starting to set that stuff on it's own after updates. It now "shuts down" the monitor to save power after the screen saver is on after a few minutes, and there's no way to change that on, but a network card put to sleep can be overridden

It's already in Getit

The title system ist ...

I've been working with him to get them up and running. Haven't had the time to get back with him

I'm no expert but that looks like you have not gotten permissions.

Does anyone have recommendations for a MacOS installer? Something along the lines of Installshield for Mac??

Delphi 12 does not explicitly support Android 8. Androids SDK and NDK change all the time and things that worked with earlier versions of Delphi may or may not work now. It has more to do with Android and it's changes than Delphi.

I am distributing outside of the Apple Store for this Macos product. I need to install the app and its supporting files in a specific way. Pkg files don't do that, and I could add it to the app though, on startup... Just would prefer a real look and feel installer

Me Either.

So I use the following code on windows: ... FileMk:THandle ... If ((FileMk=INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ) and System.SysUtils.FileExists(tempName)) then FileMk:=FileOpen(tempName,fmExclusive or fmShareExclusive); ... Works Fine on windows. For the average person they can't copy the file, open the file, rename the file, etc.... It doesn't work on MACOS. I have been looking all over the interwebs and really haven't found much. Does anyone know how to accomplish the same feat on MacOS?

Me too. Some of the other platforms make no sense to me. Especially the API's

Thanks, I found that too. I was hoping it was not accurate.... Now to look for another way to do what I need....

So you didn't, and therefore you don't know what they stated about the 64bit IDE, yet you complain..... They specifically stated that you should use the 32bit IDE and play with the 64 bit. Just like everyone who complains they don't test the IDE enough, they are giving us the chance to catch more issues now so when they actually release it, those issues aren't there.

The webinar was completely forthcoming about the release of 64bit IDE. Did you not watch it?

I have had some issues,.... Installed- Errors opening 64 bit IDE, and no ability to add 64bit Platforms to projects. Uninstall, install- Same issues.... Took 5 Install /Uninstall cycles to get it to work. Sent the screen shots to Embarcadero in a case.... I was however happy to not have to reinstall all my previous components and getit packages.

Did you select it in the Manage Features? (right hand side during install). It's not installed by default

And it's the same codebase as the 32bit IDE, just compiled as 64 bit.

Per: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/14115180 Seems Google released a Picker that MUST be used if your app doesn't use Images/Media as core functionality. Anyone Ported it yet?

I need some help in figuring out services.... I will be writing an app that needs to stay running, and every certain interval of time (at least 15 minutes or more-user configurable), open a file(in the apps folder) read it and then close the file(there's more to it but that is basics). I believe a foreground service is best, with it sticky, and start on boot.... I have those pieces. So the questions I have are the following: Like a weather app, I'd like it to stay in the Notification Panel at the top. How does that work? anyone have sample code? See the image.....How do I make my App stay like that in the notification panel, and then when the panel is "closed" it displays the current temperature. Has anyone done that in Delphi? I also will have the interface allowing to see the contents of the file the service opens, I believe I have some samples for that, but if it helps it will be a few configuration text items, and the UI will also open the same file, blocking the Service from doing so when the UI is launched. I believe I have that covered as well....

Ah.... I also noted that Delphi's "Clean" doesn't remove a lot of stuff from build directories. It Seems a goo Select all/Delete helps too. Thank you sir!