KenR

I did download a new key in the same folder as the install but didn't have to do anything with it.

I have the same problem. It just exits with no error message. Just ran it again for about the 5th time and it installed ok.

I have problems but only with very large projects!

This will be such a pain in the **** - I also renewed early for 3 years to avoid it for now!

I've started having problems again with TestFlight/OSX in 11.3.1. Can anyone confirm what the requirements are now for this?

Only some browsers, like FireFox, allow you to remove the scrollbars!

Projects were recreated, and have different folders for DCU's. If I re-open Delphi the project compiles fine. The problem only exists when switching between 32 and 64 bit.

With very large projects I find that compiling it in 32 bit mode then compiling it in 64 bit mode crashes Delphi. This happens every time with multiple projects!

I have also struggled with this concept. I am currently using TMS Web Core with the db server created by using TMS XData. For most visual components I am using DevExtreme. This seems to work very well. The main advice I can give is to retrieve the absolute minimum amont of data with each request.

I can't currently work out why but some of my FMX forms won't open even if just using Windows. Delphi just crashes can anyone think what would cause thsi?

Opening an existing FMX package crashes Delphi and it completely closes with no error message!

Lost all my library paths again except Win32!

Getting a 500 internal error when trying to re-install GetIt packages.

In this day and age isn't it about time that an update can be done without having to uninstall itself!

Five stars for the TMS version. This has worked perfectly for me for a number of years!

Not quite all roses. Need to leave the changes our of the entitlements for the debug version. What's the best way of doing this?

Yes, it did.

Thanks Dave but that didn't make any difference. What did is editing the Entitlement.TemplateOSX.xml file and adding: <key>com.apple.application-identifier</key> <string>XXXXXX.YYYYYY</string> <key>com.apple.developer.team-identifier</key> <string>XXXXXX</string> Where XXXXXX is your Team ID and YYYYYY is your Aplication ID. I have left all of the other stuff in but will experiment with removing it. Regards, Ken

I followed the instructions above and now Transporter uploads the package with no problems but the TestFlight tab is still showing it as "Not Available for Testing. Is there anything else I need to do? Ken

Very strange. I take it that you just copied the contents of both zips to the bin folder!

Debugging works fine for 32-bit but not 64-bit.

Hi, I have been using TWSocket very successfully for a few years now in a service. It listens for and processes HL7 messages. At one hospital however it seems to hang while it is seemingly not doing anything. I am using a TICSLogger but am not getting any errors. I am presuming this is a socket error. The NHS typically rum a lot of processes on rather underpowered old hardware. Can anyone please point me in the right area as to how I might trap, report and, preferably, have the socket start listening again. Thanks in advance for any help given. Ken

I believe that https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/Kastri has a RichEdit component.

I use a TWebHTMLDiv for this purpose.

Try Chr(39)