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zeosdbo-6.5.1-alpha_cvs_23-09-2005.zip and Delphi 2005

Posted: 12.04.2006, 00:53
by bilgehan
Hi there,
I have downloaded
zeosdbo-6.5.1-alpha_cvs_23-09-2005.zip

and used csv and created zeosdbo_rework directory without any problem.
Inside delphi 2005 I opened ZeosDbo.bdsgroup and done "Compile All Projects".

It didn't give any error but when I tried to install ZComponent.bpl, it gave the following error.
The procedure entry point @Zmessages@_SLoginPromptFailure could not be located in the dynamic link library ZCore.bpl

can somebody advice?

Regards,
Bill

Posted: 12.04.2006, 09:39
by pol
Hi Bill,

This normally points to that there is an older version of a bpl (in this case ZCore.bpl) somewhere on the search path. Make sure that you delete (or better, move to some unreachable place) all older Zeos libraries.

Regards,
RĂ¼diger

Posted: 12.04.2006, 11:38
by bilgehan
I cleaned everything but still no luck.

Posted: 17.04.2006, 20:55
by bilgehan
no anwser?

Posted: 23.06.2006, 09:03
by aperger
bilgehan wrote:no anwser?
Hi,

I think you have another Delphi version installed on your PC. You should use another account for D(7) and D2005 and you must separate the path variables for these two delphi instances:

http://zeos.firmos.at/viewtopic.php?t=107&highlight=

and

http://zeos.firmos.at/viewtopic.php?t=244&highlight=


Attila

Posted: 23.06.2006, 10:55
by mdaems
Just for your information, this problem should be fixed in newer versions of zeos. The trick is putting {$LIBSUFFIX '90'} in every dpk file (for delphi2005/delphi9).
For a newer version : use svn or try Here

Posted: 23.06.2006, 12:52
by aperger
mdaems wrote:Just for your information, this problem should be fixed in newer versions of zeos. The trick is putting {$LIBSUFFIX '90'} in every dpk file (for delphi2005/delphi9).
For a newer version : use svn or try Here
Thankx for your answer. Which SVN directory is prefred

svn://firmos.at/zeos/branches/testing

or

svn://firmos.at/zeos/trunk

?

The "testing" it looks me better....

Thank you again

Posted: 23.06.2006, 13:29
by mdaems
Testing should be the more advanced one. All new development and patches are applied there. The packages I have in the 'here' link are build from testing as well.

Mark