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The install should define all the library and search paths for you if you install via GetIt. And the FMX.Form has nothing to do in the dpr or dproj file, but in the unit that uses it (the main form). Good luck
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Jus did a Form with a button and it works against Ubuntu, CentOS7, Rocky8 But I have the FMX.Forms in the main unit uses section, not in the project file. For your info, I just installed FMXLinux from GetIt and didn't configure anything else. I think a requirement is that you need a Linux connection and SDK before installing but that's about it. It didn't require any path definitions, etc...
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Hi all, Was just able to install Interbase 2020 and Rad Server on a Ubuntu 20.04 server. Accessing it via [ip address]/ems-server/version returns the correct info {"version":"4.6","server":"RAD Server"} That means it connects and sees it. Now if I try to use the console with [ip address]/ems-console/ it returns an error: Cannot open file "/webresources/templates/rlxMain.html. No such file or directory" The folder and file do actually exist. I just wonder why it tries to go /webresources with the front / Also everything is in /etc/ems where it actually is installed is in root:root or root:adm Thanks for any help. Steve
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Just on the run but from the top of my mind, I think you can launch Xcode and create an empty project, build it for iOS and Xcode should put things straight for you if your certificates are missing or not in the right place. Then reopen RadStudio and try to see whether it appears in the provisioning profiles (not in Auto mode).
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Still no native iOS deployment?
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Thanks for letting the community know. You can report it yourself to Embarcadero: https://quality.embarcadero.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa
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The FireMonkey Low Code App Wizard has problem on Delphi 11.1
sjordi replied to RP286's topic in RTL and Delphi Object Pascal
In the main form, in the FormCreate event, comment the two last line at the end of the prodcedure // if FLandscapeOrientationMonitor.ScreenOrientation = TScreenOrientation.Landscape then // DoOnLandscapeOrientation; It works then. -
Do you have permissions to write the DB? Did you try to write a test file like "test.txt"? If it doesn't work, you don't have write permissions. Otherwise please provide the error message (if any) you get when creating the DB
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It would be nice to address Linux ARM because more and more IoT and robots are using these processors. It would really be nice to target those ones from RadStudio.
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It's also a huge improvement on ressource management. You load only the form/frame you need instead of 10 tabs when using only 1.
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That's actually how I worked around the native TabControl since I was using only the tabs, not the panels as I use frames instead. I switched to 4 buttons in a horizontal grid layer at the bottom of the other layer containing a listbox. Was just curious if the font problem would be solved. I'll try it on a test blank app.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try to apply this to the font size. Under iOS, the font is so small in the tabs that it's barely readable when setting it to Platform Behavior.
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And customers can't open any kind of ticket when using a beta OS. They're on their own. Why should you waste time supporting them when they don't operate in the conditions/requierements fixed by your software. Why should you waste time adjusting your software to a beta OS that will dramatically change over the coming months? If you fix the crash, then maybe, in the next iOS beta release, it will come back because Apple changed something on their side?
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Android not installing and being setup correctly
sjordi replied to JohanSwart's topic in Cross-platform
Hi installed on a clean Win11 VM and Android SDK was not downloaded and correctly installed. It was from the web installer, despite the fact I picked the option to install it. I've been suggested to use the platform management from the IDE to uninstall it (unselect). It worked a bit. Then I launched the IDE again and picked Android again from the Platform Manager. This time, it fully installed everything, and it's now working. The NDK was ok, but the SDK option page showed all paths missing (and they actually were missing from the out of the box install) So try platform manager, uncheck Android and AdoptJDK, relaunch and check them back. It may solve your problem. -
I'm going to check on this. I do have it. I'll see whether one can tinker around and customize it as a ListView and eliminate the grayed out letters, etc... Thanks for your help.