DelphiUdIT

You are using Indy component, and bundle version (like actually github too) distribuited with Delphi is able to use the openssl 1.0.2u version. If you want to use the new SSL (3.x) now , there are additional components for Indy like that distribuited on GETIT, for examples TAURUSTLS.

... and write all sources in YAML format, no ?

Here there are new chm offline help files: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/docs/products/rad_studio/

Like @PeaShooter_OMO said, the parameter WPARAM is UINT64. So longint (signed 32 bit) and "unisgned 64 bit" are not a good combination.

"FY" is longint (signed 32 bit) and the parameter of SendMessage (WPARAM) is nativeint (signed 64 bit). nativeuint (unsigned 64 bit) May be with the internal conversion (32 -> 64) and + 1 sometimes something wrong occurs. It's the case when FY = -1 ? As workaround try to define FY as INT64. UINT64. It's something that needs more accurate investigation ... EDIT: correct thanks to PeaShotter

Go to portal https://my.embarcadero.com and download the iso installer or the web installer.

I will write in that way, I mean that I add identation for everything is inside the class definition. I find it very comprensive simple to view, with very long definition too. But surely it is 'cause I'm old ... type TClass = class(TObject) private const SomeConstant = 5; SomeOtherConstant = 6; private type SomeType = integer; SomeOtheType = string; private class var SomeClassVar: integer; class var SomeOtherClassVar: string; private FSomeField: integer; end;

May be not, if you are under 3 or 4 VPN with a random rotation IP. You will be in 10 positions at the same ...

There are many ways to "find" your location. Some involving Windows and others not. May be Windows put some of them in the privacy "contour" now. It's like filtering a DNS, if the OS (or even the provider) want to catch and filter the normal DNS request ... they can do now, never or in the future (until you use some private DNS services). Now you don't have any advise about DNS, but in the future may be you'll have some advise if Windows choose to filter it. I had the WIndows location service not active, there is no reason to activate it in my PC. Normally I know where I am ....

Try a look at this:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/package/sign-app-package-using-signtool#using-signtool

I don't know if there is difference, but have you tried to use: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\App Certification Kit\signtool"

From embarcadero official docs https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Athens/en/What's_New: May be this is ?

I work with real machine not VM, and I don't have Android Studio installed. That tool works and show me the same window, but after install the USB driver (in Extras may be) it stopped works. I use a personal path for Catalog Repo (no UTF chars) ... But it's not a real problem for me. You can do the same with other means. EDIT: UPDATE: I used the old "Android SDK Tools" and delete the USB Driver. Now the new Embacadero tool is working again ... 🙂Install again the USB driver ... the Embarcadero tool seems to still works ... (with some graphic glitch about old Anroid tools).

Yes, this is tue, after updating with that tool the USB driver, it (the tool) doesn't work anymore ... same issue. But of course you can use the command line to install other sdk platforms. This is because when you used something from Embarcadero (but if try to update Android platforms was the same) your Windows environment was setting for Java version less the 17. JDK, JRE,SDK or like you want to call them MUST BE version 17 or upper to managed class file version 61. In this case the error seems to say you had active Java SDK version 8. I normaly used to set this two environment "variables" and I never had problem with JAVA or Android SDK: Of course with the correct personal path and be sure the you have Java version upper or equal to 17 (by now, in the future will see).