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  1. Ian F

    OpenSSL fails to Load

    Moving My application to D 11.2 Android 13 and android 64 bit on a Pixel 4 XL. get a message that openSSL fails to load Have put libcrypto.so and libssl.so for OpenSSL 1.0.2g Android\Android\armeabi-v7a in deployment to .\assets\internal\ ( this worked on the Android32 bit app D 10.4) these were downloaded from the indy sockets/ Openssl binarys using IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders.WhichFailedToLoad() I get the result "Failed to load /data/user/0/com.embarcadero.<MyApp>/files/libcrypto.so." Tried dropping them in the above directory but ended with the same result not clear if I have the wrong versions of the *.so files ( I think the pixel processor is armabi-V8) or whether I am placing the files in the wrong folder at Deployment have found some notes in my search's that perhaps I Should " statically build OpenSSL directly into your app binary" if this is necessary can anyone point me to some notes on how to achive this thanks in advance Ian
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