I develop with Borland Builder 6 in C++.
And when I click on “Components” / “Installer des paquets”,
I see the Package dclIndy60.bpi : “Internet Direct (Indy) for D6 Property and Component Editors”, meaning for me that it’s all ok, I use as wished the Indy60 package (in an Indy9 folder : version 9 for indy dated of november 2002) and no longer use the old “indy” package (default version on my BCB6 install disc).
My problem is that I try to compile an “old_project”, apparently coded using the old Indy.bpi package (instead of Indy60 in mine) and during the compilation it pops a window saying : “impossible to find the ‘paquet d’importation’ : indy.bpi”, with a browse button; I thence browse to the only “indy” bpi file i have : Indy60.bpi.
In fact I have reinstalled successfully (as seems) indy9, taking care first to remove every trace of the old indy (as advised on forums) and the wished indy 9 before installing again indy 9 (using the BCB 6 disc to remove the old indy).
And in my “old_project” I have made sure (as said above) that it points to indy60 in the “component” menu.
But at compiling time, it still asks for “indy.bpi”.
=> How is it possible to remove any reference to this old indy.bpi and/or replace it with the new “indy60.bpi” ?
=> Or do I misunderstand badly the difference between indy.bpi and indy60.bpi ?
or do I make a too great confusion in my management of bpi and bpl for Borland Builder ?
=> Or would I have better create a new project and copy in it file by file from the old BCB C++ project ?
Sorry for the confusions I can make, I’m a little bit new to developping C++ application from scratch (having 3 years experience in maintaining allready written applications) and new too to Borland Builder.
Best regards,
Arnaud.
You need to edit the project’s .bpk file in Notepad or other text editor. You can then change the package references as needed.