BytePlayer 0 Posted January 17 Am I correct that V9 is supposed to work on OSX? I am attaching a basic project that does nothing but have the needed ICS components on a form, linked together appropriately. It seems to build fine if I use the {$DEFINE FMX} Conditional but when I launch it, it freezes as shown in the attached CPU stack below. Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I'd really like to use this component as it seems so much faster than the built-in HTPPS components. Cheers, Ken Schafer ICS-V9 OSX Test Project.zip stack.txt Share this post Link to post
BytePlayer 0 Posted January 17 By the way, when I had the call stack inserted in text, for some reason the SPAM SERVICE you use refused to let me post it, saying it was SPAM. Just FYI Share this post Link to post
Angus Robertson 574 Posted January 18 The developers working on ICS do not have any Mac hardware, therefore we can not test if it works. Previous ICS versions have been known to work, and we have not deliberately broken MacOS support, but changes may have been introduced that have broken that support. We do test Windows FMX, and I added new FMX samples last year to test new components. You should start with the samples in the platform folder. Angus Share this post Link to post
philipp.hofmann 4 Posted April 4 Is your problem solved? I have the same problem but I assume it has to do with SSL initialization. Share this post Link to post
philipp.hofmann 4 Posted April 4 (edited) Now my problem is the request TSSLSmtpCli.create(nil); or also TSSLSmtpCli.create(mainForm); freezes in procedure TIcsMessagePump.AfterConstruction; with the following request: GlobalSync.BeginWrite; But even if I remove GlobalSync.BeginWrite at all SSLSmtpCli.connect is not reacting as expected as SslSmtpClient.OnRequestDone is never reached. Edited April 4 by philipp.hofmann Share this post Link to post