Dave Nottage

I assume you mean do the equivalent code for iOS?

See my first reply.

Which means you'll need to do: sudo xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

If you installed Delphi from scratch, you'll still need to apply the patches (there's 4) In a Terminal window on the Mac, can you run this command? /usr/bin/xcodebuild -version -sdk In the output there should be at least one entry of MacOSX

What do you mean by hang? Have you checked to see if PushService is non-nil when executing this line? ServiceConnection := TPushServiceConnection.Create(PushService);

Please pay attention to compiler warnings. TPushService.TServiceNames.GCM has been deprecated. Use TPushService.TServiceNames.FCM

Please see: http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/Acquiring_Permission_to_Support_Debugging_on_a_Mac Although that page needs fixing. The file in question is: dbkosx_27_0

Either you posted the wrong source (a VCL app), or your question needs editing. It appears you wanted to replicate some Java code in Delphi.

What have you tried? Does none of it succeed, or only certain parts?

Use a logcat viewer to check the log messages for any errors. Beyond that, you're going to need to give more detail about what is in the app, and perhaps a reproducible example if possible.

You could use Grijjy's DeployMan tool - it makes this process a lot easier. They describe it in this article: https://blog.grijjy.com/2017/01/30/embed-facebook-sdk-for-android-in-your-delphi-mobile-app-part-2/ In the section titled "Add the resources to the Delphi Deployment Manager for your Android project"

Tools|GetIt Package Manager. In Categories, filter by Patches and Hotfixes: Unless the patch has been fixed by now, you need to also download the latest PAServer. Please see: https://delphiworlds.com/2020/12/apple-patch-re-patched/

That's something I need to do. There's basic help for the "MonkeyBuilder" edition, and virtually zero for the "full" version which is in beta. I'll make sure I can help while working on some doc. The installer for Mosco itself actually just the standard .pkg format, created with the pkgbuild command: https://www.manpagez.com/man/1/pkgbuild/ I may look into using some of the options in order to make creating installers more customisable

Were there any particular classes that apply to you for that bug? Well, as you can see, I share your pain with that particular one 😉

Yes, it was posted in the channel a few hours after you asked about it

Does it absolutely have to be RTMP? Just seems like RTMP is fading while other streaming methods like WebRTC are taking over. Alcinoe has implementations for WebRTC for Android and iOS: https://github.com/Zeus64/alcinoe. There's also a demo that uses it, here: https://github.com/Zeus64/alcinoe/tree/master/demos/ALLiveVideoChat

I had a look at Packages and could not work that out, either. Your project is? I've been working on an app called Mosco that creates .pkg installers (amongst a number of other things). It doesn't have the Presentation customizations that Packages does, but I might be able to add those if needed. I have a plan to release it commercially sometime early next year. If you're interested in Mosco and use Slack, you could use this self-invite link to join my Slack workspace: https://slack.delphiworlds.com and I could add you to the private beta channel.

What road blocks did you run into?

Can you let me know which ones?

Even if someone here can understand it, you should report it here: https://quality.embarcadero.com/

Why not just set Enabled to False?

In the unit we've been discussing:

It could be due to the version of the NDK. Try changing: 'libgnustl_static.a' to 'libc++abi.a'

Yes - are you perhaps using an older version of the Grijjy Error Reporting code? The error in question was happening before they updated this unit: https://github.com/grijjy/JustAddCode/blob/master/ErrorReporting/Grijjy.ErrorReporting.pas Otherwise, you'd need to detail exactly what you're compiling and perhaps include a reproducible example.

Actually, it is usable; at least for me (Pixel 3a, Android 11). It seems tcpip mode is in addition to usb mode. It appears that using adb usb just removes tcpip mode.