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Zdbc120.bpl not found
Posted: 28.12.2008, 21:56
by jcthiery
Hy,
I just tried to install the lates version from SVN to Delphi 2009, everything compiles fine, but when I try to isntall the Design Package ther is an Error: Zdbc120.bpl not found!
Is this problem due to Delphi, or ZEOS ? I allready tried to reinstall ZEOS!
sincerely
christian
Posted: 31.12.2008, 11:04
by mdaems
Sounds like a search path problem in Delphi. I think I've set the package files in a way that puts all files in the packages/delphi12/build directory.
Mark
Posted: 31.12.2008, 12:34
by jcthiery
I allread set seachr path to the build directory.....
Posted: 31.12.2008, 17:24
by seawolf
That file seems not exists.
Open Zdbc.dproj and change ZDbc120.bpl to ZDbc.bpl
Posted: 01.01.2009, 01:01
by TheEdge
There is no need to change the file name. Make sure that the "Lib Suffix" is set to "120" (no quotes) as this is what actually produces the ZDBC120.bpl
Posted: 15.01.2009, 12:27
by Buby
Hello,
ihave the same problem .. Zdbc120.bpl is not found ...
Lib Sufix is set to 120 and path are alredy point to the build path
Solution? =S
i am tring to install it with Rad2009
Posted: 15.01.2009, 14:10
by Jaza
Zdbc120.bpl cannot be found on the system path...
Posted: 15.01.2009, 14:14
by Buby
Uhm maybe.... i have solved building the bpl in another direcotry ,,, but now each time i try use it ..i got an erreo ZDbc mus be recompiled. ... grrr :S
Posted: 15.01.2009, 17:02
by Jaza
In my opinion the solution is to add zeos bpl folder to the system/user path. In some cases D2009 need to be restarted. Sometimes it is good to delete prevous compiled bpls. And look for any D2007 Zeos packages on then path.
Posted: 15.01.2009, 17:39
by Buby
Uhm is a clean installation of d2009 without older zeoslib isntalled, i have jsut installed 3 other components ... and other 3 work fine ...relay dont know why this is creating so many porblem ... :S
solution
Posted: 16.01.2009, 08:18
by jcthiery
thank you for all your help!
I found the solution:
Delphi does not search in any path-directory for bpl's. bpl's must be stored or copied to the /bin folder of delphi installation.
christian
Re: solution
Posted: 16.01.2009, 12:07
by gto
jcthiery wrote:thank you for all your help!
I found the solution:
Delphi does not search in any path-directory for bpl's. bpl's must be stored or copied to the /bin folder of delphi installation.
christian
That solved your problem, but it's not true.
Delphi 2009 actually searches in /bin folder (which is current of compiler/linker) and C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\RAD Studio\6.0\Bpl (Windows xp).
Solution
Posted: 28.03.2009, 17:46
by wesleymilan
GTO you're right, Delphi search for BPL and DCU files into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documentos\RAD Studio\6.0\Bpl
I've copy my file to there and it's work. But, where can I change this parameter into the Delphi 2009 IDE, to make Delphi search on my folder? Or better, can I configure this only to a project?
Tnx
Posted: 30.03.2009, 15:31
by andresayang
GTO you're right, Delphi search for BPL and DCU files into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documentos\RAD Studio\6.0\Bpl
I've copy my file to there and it's work. But, where can I change this parameter into the Delphi 2009 IDE, to make Delphi search on my folder? Or better, can I configure this only to a project?
Tnx
You can easily configure this in delphi adding "$(BDSCOMMONDIR)\Bpl" in library path
or
Change
<DCC_BplOutput>build</DCC_BplOutput>
<DCC_DcpOutput>build</DCC_DcpOutput>
to
<DCC_BplOutput>$(BDSCOMMONDIR)\Bpl</DCC_BplOutput>
<DCC_DcpOutput>$(BDSCOMMONDIR)\Dcp</DCC_DcpOutput>
in all ".dproj" files
You may also use MsBuildg to edit the .dproj" files