I am trying to install ZeosLib Rev 113 (20061011) in Delphi 7 as follows:
Open ZCore.dpk then compile it
Open ZParseSql.dpk then compile it
Open ZPlain.dpk then compile it
Open ZDbc.dpk then compile it
Open ZComponent.dpk then compile it
Next I try to install ZComponent.dpk but I get the following error message:
Cannot load package 'ZCore70.' It contains unit 'ZMessages,'which is also contained in package 'ZCore'
Then I open ZComponentDesign.dpk and compile it
Next I try to install ZComponentDesign.dpk but I get the following error message:
Cannot load package 'ZComponentDesign70.' It contains 'ZSqlProcessor,' which is also contained in package 'ZComponent'
How do I fix this installation problem?
Thanks for your help,
doug4
Delphi 7 Installation Problem
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Doug,
In the first place we now have 6.6 beta available. So use that version please (or even the trunk SVN snapshot). For download locations, please read the Release Announcement on the portal.
Concerning the problem:
I suppose you are upgrading.
For a succesful upgrade you have to remove all old zeos stuff from your search paths. You best do a system scan on Z*.bpl, Z*.dcu, Z*.dcr(?)
Then you compile all 6 packages and you install ZComponentDesign.
(Why we changed this you can read somewhere else on the forum, please do a search)
This should fix your problem.
Mark
In the first place we now have 6.6 beta available. So use that version please (or even the trunk SVN snapshot). For download locations, please read the Release Announcement on the portal.
Concerning the problem:
I suppose you are upgrading.
For a succesful upgrade you have to remove all old zeos stuff from your search paths. You best do a system scan on Z*.bpl, Z*.dcu, Z*.dcr(?)
Then you compile all 6 packages and you install ZComponentDesign.
(Why we changed this you can read somewhere else on the forum, please do a search)
This should fix your problem.
Mark