Mohammed Nasman

You are right, sorry for that. But because he said he doesn't know anything about rest api, so I was going to help to guide him to start doing that. and that will not answer the question directly

Hi Ian, It seems an easy one, PM me and I will help you. Regards,

Seems you installed the BDE, but not the design time package for it. I think it's name will be : dclbde___.bpl, search for it then add it your IDE.

Hi ImageEN with it's IEVision plugs for OCR has support to Cyrillic ImageEn Help Also have a look to Object Pascal binding for tesseract-ocr - an optical character recognition engine

Delphi MVC Framework. services can be compiled as console application, Windows Service, Linux daemon, Apache module (Windows and Linux) and IIS ISAPI (Windows).

begin end - Object Pascal and Delphi News Since the lunch of BeginEnd, I never looked back for Delphi Feeds, it's simple and has clean UI.

The MacOS support is only for Dephi. FPC support is only for Win32 & Win64 SupportedPlatforms · pyscripter/python4delphi Wiki · GitHub

I don't know about Delphi Rest, but for the restful API, I use the excellent open source Delphi MVC framework. you return the pdf as:

It seems you are building win32 application but trying to use 64 bit version of the "libpq.dll" library.

UniGui layout based on ExtJs Layout, you can browse extjs documentation to understand it , then apply that on unigui application. But always remember to set the AlignmentControl property to: uniAlignmentClient The attached images done with Unigui 😉

You should take a deep look into it, it's really very powerful framework to build web applications with Delphi using ExtJS framework for frontend.

I usually face same problems when trying to update newer packages, its related to one or more old BPLs Download "Everything" from voidtools Then use it to search for all BPLs that may be spread on multiple locations, then reinstall them.

There's one that not free(NextGrid), but very cheap (99$), and has many features that you find in more expensive ones.

I think I saw that once before with TMS Xdata But I agree with @Lars Fosdal, The REST API should be design in the API way, not the Database way, it should not have 1:1 relation with database. Also for some performance issues, you should send all the required data using one API call, but this may require multiple relations with tables on DB.

Sure, to be a commercial product with a good company behind it, better than unmaintained open source one.