Dave Nottage

It's because at the time, they had no connection to the internet. I've seen this myself where wifi is not exactly reliable.

Why does the "payment" page (or the rest of the site) not use https?

In which case it seems the import has not completed. You may need to follow these steps: Delete the folder: C:\Users\admin\OneDrive\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\SDKs\MacOSX14.sdk Delete the SDK from the SDK Manager in Delphi On the Mac, in the ~\PAServer\scratch-dir folder, remove any folders starting with cache-dir In Delphi, re-add the SDK

That's a warning - you can ignore it. That seems to be more like what the real problem is. Perhaps the SDK that was imported has been removed? You should check whether this folder exists: C:\Users\admin\OneDrive\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\SDKs\MacOSX14.sdk

If you just have one VM (presumably Windows, with Delphi) running at any one time, and don't run a bunch of memory hogging apps (e.g. VS Code, most of the popular browsers etc), you can get by with 16GB. I did for years, but when I started often having more than one VM running at a time (as well as VS Code etc), I shifted to a 32GB machine.

In the IDE options - ensure these are checked, and click Save I don't know, sorry.

What happens if you create a completely new app, saved to a different path, and compile it?

Which is vastly different to the original error. It apparently has some issues with the characters in the path. Try loading a project from a path that has just plain ascii characters in it.

Same error? Make sure you changed the Java settings for both Android 32-bit and 64-bit SDKs

Your Java settings are incorrect. See my earlier reply.

From the IDE menu, use Tools | Options (not Project Options), Deployment > SDK Manager

It appears the settings for the Java tab in the Android SDK settings are incorrect. Use Tools | Manage Features in the Delphi menu to ensure that the Eclipse Temurin OpenJDK 17 (it appears on the right of the Manage Features window, towards the bottom) is installed, and the Java settings look like this:

From the readme: "NOTE This code is dependent on code from the Kastri repo."

This is not the same approach as what Ranja was trying, however it might be what you are looking for: https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/Playground/tree/main/Demos/UssdRequester

Should be: TPath.GetDocumentsPath