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Hi, During the development of an application, unfortunately I faced a problem that forced me to update the Indy library version of my Delphi 7. I really don't liked the idea, but it was the only solution to continue the development. I think that if you are here, is because you are facing the same problem, so bellow I listed the instructions to update the Indy component library on Delphi 7 and be happy again! =) Don't worry if you use another version o Delphi, instructions are the same for all versions, just change the Delphi 7 references by your own version. First of all, you need to download the latest package from the Indy component repository: (The latest file version while I writing this post is Indy105060.zip).
Ok, the uninstall of old packages was completed and we will start the install process of the new version of Indy. To simplify the nexts steps, unzip the content of previous downloaded file in a folder named Indy10 (you need to create this folder), under Lib. On a command line prompt, access Lib Indy10 Lib folder and execute the batch file Fulld7.bat. It will remove the binary install files of other Delphi versions.
Board index » delphi » Upgrading to Indy 10 on Delphi 7 Enterprise. David Fealkoff. Delphi Developer. Upgrading to Indy 10 on Delphi 7 Enterprise. 2006-02-12 03:39. How to receive emails using indy 10 and delphi 7 with the file attachment? Stack Overflow. Log In Sign Up; current community. Stack Overflow help chat. How to receive emails using indy 10 and delphi 7 with the file attachment? Delphi indy10. Share improve this question. Edited Mar 17 '11 at 10:06. A very simple E Mail client written in DELPHI / OBJECT PASCAL using INDY 10 & DELPHI XE 2, More or less for training and education purpose. Anyhow you can already read & write emails. Anyhow you can already read & write emails.
Run again Delphi and one-by-one, open and compile the files listed bellow, respecting their list order. Hello thanks a lot for your tutorial, I have very apreciated and helped me a lot for installing Indy 10.5.30 Meanwhile I have 2 adds: 1) the last step (installing components packages) is not necessary as it is yet installed a step before. 2) to access source file in design time you have to add sources paths: $(DELPHI) Lib Indy10 Lib Core $(DELPHI) Lib Indy10 Lib Protocols $(DELPHI) Lib Indy10 Lib SuperCore $(DELPHI) Lib Indy10 Lib System one more thing for date localisation in the datetime unit they do not get days/months names from local SysConst.pas any more.
So who want date localisation he should add SysConst to uses clause and delete constante declarations of days/months in datetime unit then recompile. As I did for french delphi 7 who want more info about Indy 10 on delphi 7 or localisation can contact me: king2003@ymail.com good day.
I found the solution. I had to get the SSL DLLs from the OpenSSL site rather than the intelicom.si site. Stephen Boyd wrote: I am trying to get FTP over SSL working with Indy 10. I am getting an error telling me that Indy can't load the SSL libary. It turns out that the problem is actually that it can't find certain entry points in the SSL DLLs. Those entry points are: DESsetoddparity DESsetkey DESecbencrypt CRYPTOcleanupallexdata SSLCOMPgetcompressionmethods I have checked and I have the same version of the SSL DLLs as is available on the intelicom.si web site.
'Stephen Boyd' wrote in message news:104519@forums.codegear.com. I am trying to get FTP over SSL working with Indy 10.
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I am getting an error telling me that Indy can't load the SSL libary. You are likely using the wrong version of the OpenSSL DLLs. It turns out that the problem is actually that it can't find certain entry points in the SSL DLLs. Then you are definately using the wrong version of the DLLs.
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I have checked and I have the same version of the SSL DLLs as is available on the intelicom.si web site. Those are the wrong DLLs to use. You should be using the DLLs provided by OpenSSL's official website itself, or from Indy's Fulgan mirror. Remy Lebeau (TeamB). 'Stephen Boyd' wrote in message news:104565@forums.codegear.com.
I found the solution. I had to get the SSL DLLs from the OpenSSL site rather than the intelicom.si site. Stephen Boyd wrote: I am trying to get FTP over SSL working with Indy 10. I am getting an error telling me that Indy can't load the SSL libary.
It turns out that the problem is actually that it can't find certain entry points in the SSL DLLs. Those entry points are: DESsetoddparity DESsetkey DESecbencrypt CRYPTOcleanupallexdata SSLCOMPgetcompressionmethods I have checked and I have the same version of the SSL DLLs as is available on the intelicom.si web site. I also had to modify the file IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders.
Remy Lebeau (TeamB) wrote: 'Eddie Shipman' wrote in message news:104789@forums.codegear.com. I beg to differ.in gsIdVersion 10.2.3Then you are not compiling the latest snapshot source code, as gsIdVersion is currently set to '10.5.5' instead. Make sure you download the source from the 'Tiburon' branch of Indy's SVN serveror IndyTiburon.zip from the Fulgan mirror. Ah, thanks for confirming. Eddie, when you go for the version at SVN it will ask you for an username and password, use 'indy' (without the quotes) for both.