I'm not familiar with ZipForge library but does it comes with full source code or does it have some units precompiled. If it does not come with full source code then you will be limited of using it only on Delphi versions to which it was precompiled. ReportBuilder 19.03 Enterprise for Delphi 10.3 Rio Full Source. ReportBuilder is the defacto standard for Delphi reporting solutions. Delphi developers have consistently voted ReportBuilder Product of the Year (1999 – 2002) and Best Reporting Tool (1999 – 2003). Gregg wrote: The Mobile Pack is still available in the Rio Professional edition. On the assumption that you are 'on' the Update Subscription your license will (should) activate Delphi 10.3 Professional with Mobile.

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I'm try to install ZipForge component for Delphi 10.2 Tokyo (ComponentAce doesn't have official version for this component for Delphi Rio 10.3) into Delphi 10.3 Rio for tests, but until this moment, unsucessful. I did the installation by many ways: • With installer; • Opening a Delphi package (compilation error: ZFReg.pas and ZipForge.pas could not compile); • Add the path in Delphi Library. Anyway, I receive this message: 'ZipForge.pas could not compile'.

Anyone knows if the ZipForge component for Tokyo is compatible with Rio? (wizard installation says yes). Other suggestions to have successful in this case? I did had installed this component with success in Delphi Berlin, and works perfectly. I appreciate so much any help Thanks.

Until some time ago, creating an app to the Windows Store was only possible by creating an UWP (Universal Windows Platform) app and submitting it to the Windows Store. This was somewhat limiting because you had to know the technology and create a special new app using this platform.

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With the introduction of the Desktop Bridge, Microsoft gave the developers the opportunity to submit their current Windows apps to the store, no matter which language they were programmed. And, besides that, you can also improve your app to use the new features and APIs introduced in Windows 10. That way, you can modernize your applications without having to learn a completely new technology. Why add your app to the store? There are a lot of advantages of adding your app to the store: • Discoverabilty – your app will be listed in a worldwide directory and can be discovered by people you never would have reached • Easy install and uninstall – installation and uninstalling Windows apps has always been a nightmare: you need admin rights, every installation program is different from the other, you need to create install scripts and, the worst, uninstalling the app always leave traces behind that will clutter your machine.

With the store, install and uninstall are always a breeze • Security – apps downloaded from the store are guaranteed to be safe: no viruses or harm to your machine. The apps run in a sandbox and will not do anything harmful • Monetization – you don’t have to worry to sell your app. You can use several ways to monetize it: put a price to download it, in-app purchases, ads or even use a subscription-based app. You don’t have to setup a special platform to sell your app. To add your app to the store you need to do special preparations and submit it there and wait for approval.

It’s not as straightforward as posting an executable in the web, but the extra work is worth the benefits. The latest versions of Rad Studio make this procedure easier and Delphi Rio 10.3 bring a new component, TWindowsStore, that will ease the task of managing trial versions and in-app purchases. This article will show how to package an app and send it to the Windows Store, so it can be installed and downloaded from there.

Packaging the app to the store For this article, we will be using a financial calculator app, that has four tabs, to calculate payments for an installment payment, the rate used for an installment payment, the future value of an investment and the present value of an investment: The user will fill the first three boxes of the page and the fourth will be calculated automatically. The first step is to add it to the store.

We will not do anything right now, just add it there, so it can be installed and uninstalled easily. Even if you don’t want to add your app to the store, it’s interesting to do these steps, so you have an easy and safe way to distribute and install your app. For this app, I’ve chosen to add a new feature, introduced in Delphi 10.3: inline variables and type inference.

If you look at the calculation for the Present Value, you will see this: procedure TForm1.CalculatePV; begin try var FutureValue:= StrToFloat(FvPresentValue.Text); var InterestRate:= StrToFloat(IRPresentValue.Text)/100.0; var NumPeriods:= StrToInt(NpPresentValue.Text); var PresentValue:= FutureValue/Power((1+InterestRate),NumPeriods); PvPresentValue.Text:= FormatFloat('0.00',PresentValue); except On EConvertError do PvPresentValue.Text:= '; end; end; You will notice two things in this code: • There is no Variable definition section (var) in the method. All variables are defined inline, as they are needed • The variables have not an explicit type. Their type is inferred from the expression that follows it. That doesn’t mean that these variables have no type, like in Javascript or VB. It just means that the types are inferred by the compiler. FutureValue is an Extended variable, and if you try to assign it to something else (a string, for example), you will get a compiler error.

You may say that these two features can obfuscate your code and make it unreadable, but my experience with C#, that have had these features for a long time, is that it simplifies your code and make it easier to maintain. Anyway, it’s your call: if you want to keep using the old notation, it’s up to you.

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I really liked these ones. But let’s go back to the subject of the article, creating a Windows Store app from this app. This is not new in Delphi 10.3, you can create a Windows Store app since Delphi Berlin. The first step is to install a Windows SDK, that can be downloaded and installed from. Once you have it installed, you must go to the SDK Manager, in Tools/Options/Deployment/SDK Manager and check if the SDK is setup and all the paths are ok: The next step is to create a certificate. Your apps must be signed with this certificate to go to the store.

You don’t need to have a certificate issued by a Certified Issuer, you can use a self-signed certificate. Mitsubishi plc password crack software free download. To create one, go to Provisioning in the options dialog and select the certificate you want to use: The distribution type indicates how you will distribute your app: Ad Hoc will make an appx file that can distributed to your users and is used to install the app without going to the store.

Store will create a package for the store. If you want to distribute the app Ad Hoc, you need to create a certificate, by clicking the “Create self-signed certificate” button. Just select a file name and a password and it will be created. Then, you can use it for creating your apps for the store. Once you have created the certificate, you can compile the app.

For distribution without the store, you can select the Ad Hoc distribution, with the certificate you’ve just created. Build your app and Delphi will show a message box like this one: You can go to the location where the appx file is located and double click on it. A dialog like this will be shown: If you click in the Install button, the app will be installed and launched. This is a Windows 10 app and it has the same features as any other Windows 10 app: you can uninstall it easily, pin it to the Start Menu, and so on. But, for this app, the only way to install it is to distribute the appx file and double click on it. We want more than that.

We want to distribute it to the store. Distributing the app in the store To distribute the app in the store, you must create a submission for it. The first thing to do is to create a developer account in the Windows Dev Center.

This account costs a one-time fee of $19.00 and the instructions to create it are at. When you have the account created, you can create your app submission. In the dashboard, click on the “Create New App” button. That will take you to the screen where you must reserve the name for your app.

This name must be unique, and the availability of the name will be checked. Once you click on the “Reserve product name” button, you will be directed to the screen to create the submission: The next step is to create the submission, by clicking the “Start your submission” button: You must walk through the options, setting the way you want to distribute the app: • Pricing and availability sets the markets, price and visibility for your app (you may make it public, or private). You can also set a free trial and sale price • Properties will set the category of your app and what kind of hardware is required/recommended • Age ratings will set what kind of app you are sending to the store and the age rating for you • Packages is where you send the package for the app. You must check the Windows Desktop box, as this is a Windows Desktop app and send the correct appx file. You must build your app with the Distribution type to Store, set the Package Display Name to the one you reserved in the store and set the publisher display name to the one you created the account in the dev center: Then you can drag the generated appx file to the package place in the store.

The package will be validated and, if something is wrong, it will be pointed to you: You must fix these things and rebuild the package: Once everything is ok, you can save the package submission, and then set all the other options: the descriptions, screenshots and data for submission. Then you can check if everything is ok and submit to the store: As the app needs full trust, the certification process will take some days. When it passes the certification, your app is available in the store and can be downloaded from there. At this point, anyone with a Windows 10 machine will be able to download and install the app from the store. In another article, I will show how to use the TWindowsStore component to manage trial versions and In-App purchases, so you can sell and get money from your app.

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Delphi 10.2.3 is Now Available Hello Marco, Delphi IDE and also our software developed has become more complex year by year. In our 20 years of experience I know that every new feature and improvement of a functionality is a potential source of new bugs. Our company develop and sell only license with 2 years free bug fixes.

How can we work anymore with different IDE with different version of 3rd party components? In this subscription way of business you continue cu bring updates to current version, together with whole 3rd party we have to retest our application from 3 to 3 months, at every updates? Comment by Dorian Ciocan [] on March 15, 20:15. Delphi 10.2.3 is Now Available Marco, I use the GetIt web-based installer. When it goes to install DirectX I get an Operation Error. Retry results in same error.

The only other option is too close the installer. When I open 10.2.3 and select an android project I was working on in 10.2.2 I get the error: --------------------------- Error --------------------------- The project can not be loaded because the required personality Delphi.Personality is not available. --------------------------- OK --------------------------- Closing the installer and opening Delphi as suggested in the release notes had no affect. I don't want to install from the ISO as I usually don't use that method. Have you any suggestions? Thanks, Ric Comment by Ric Hupalo on March 25, 22:51. Delphi 10.2.3 is Now Available Marco, I found the workaround does work, it is just not explained well.

When the installer fails to install DirectX click close on the Installer screen and the Delphi IDE is automatically opened. Close it and the installer re-appears at the platform installer screen (that you had initially filled out). Re-select the platforms you want to build for and go to the next screen and re-select your options. This time when it goes to begin the downloads a GetIt screen pops up asking if you want to allow changes, answer yes and DirectX is installed w/o issues and the installation continues. Ric Comment by Ric on March 25, 23:16. Delphi 10.2.3 is Now Available Hi Marco Just like Shane, Rundt & John above, there appears to be no way of receiving the new mobile compiler serial number for the Delphi Professional Add-On pack described at I've tried submitting support requests via but we don't even receive a confirmation email and there appears to be no way of viewing the status of your 'ticket'.

Come on Embarcadero – you need to do better than this! Can someone please explain how we obtain our new serial numbers? Comment by Ian on April 11, 09:55. Delphi 10.2.3 is Now Available Thanks to the information at I appear to have found a solution. Essentially you need to have Delphi Pro already installed and registered with your original serial number but then you need to visit to generate a new serial number for the Mobile Add-On Pack, registering that one too in the License Manager ('Help' – 'License Manager' – 'Register' from Delphi).

Despite the wording on this page however, there is no additional download and registering the new serial in itself does not make the mobile compile options appear in Delphi. There was some suggestion that selecting the 'Modify' option in add/remove programs might allow the mobile targets to be installed through the 'Additional Platform Support' option but this didn't prove to be the case. Instead, I had to perform a complete un-install (I also removed registry settings although it's unknown whether this is necessary) and then re-install which now (given the new Mobile Add-On Pack serial number in the license manager) gave the option of the mobile targets through 'Additional Platform Support'.

I hope this information proves useful to someone four month after the event. Comment by Ian on July 4, 11:07 Post Your Comment Click your feedback to this blog. There are currently 0 pending (unapproved) messages.