Delphi XE2

Hi -

Firstly, apologies for posting here - but the Embarcadero forum is slow on this subject. I recently Upgraded to RAD Studio XE2 and wanted to install Fast reports. I went to the registered users download area and downloaded a version reporting to be compatible for Delphi XE2 but after several attempts, I cannot get it installed.

On the first attempt, no components were installed. On the second attempt - using http://cc.embarcadero.com/item/28514

This seemed to work as in - I could see the components in the pallet, however, Delphi complained about not being able to find certain files. I tried to remedy this by manually adding the relevant locations to the Library path, but still got the same error messge.

I then tried re-installing the software using a different (shorted path - containing no spaces - just in case this was an issue.) Still no Joy. In fact, the components were not installed at all!

Can someone please let me know if there is a more up-to-date installation available for DELPHI XE2 users ? I tried manually installing the packages, but encountered errors doing this.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks.
Dave.


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  • gpigpi
    edited 5:55AM
    wrote:
    I tried manually installing the packages, but encountered errors doing this.
    What errors? Did you try to use recompile.exe?
  • edited 5:55AM
    gpi wrote: »
    What errors? Did you try to use recompile.exe?

    Well, when I tried manually installing package - I got various "file not found" errors in Delphi.


    I have just tried as you suggested - using the re-compile option. Accepting the default options (without pointing the FIB "Select path to FIB bpl files".) and leaving the option as "change language to,.." I get the following output :
    =========================================================================================
    delphi16 error: fqb160.dpk(49) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'fqbClass.dcu'
    fqb160.dpk not compiled!
    fs16.dpk compiled
    fsDB16.dpk compiled
    fsBDE16.dpk compiled
    fsADO16.dpk compiled
    fsIBX16.dpk compiled
    fsTee16.dpk compiled
    delphi16 error: frx16.dpk(143) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'frxDCtrl.dcu'
    frx16.dpk not compiled!
    frxDB16.dpk compiled
    frxTee16.dpk compiled
    delphi16 error: frxe16.dpk(71) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'frxSMTP.dcu'
    frxe16.dpk not compiled!
    dclfs16.dpk compiled
    dclfsDB16.dpk compiled
    dclfsBDE16.dpk compiled
    dclfsADO16.dpk compiled
    dclfsIBX16.dpk compiled
    dclfsTee16.dpk compiled
    delphi16 error: frxReg.pas(42) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'frxDCtrl.dcu'
    dclfrx16.dpk not compiled!
    dclfrxDB16.dpk compiled
    dclfrxTee16.dpk compiled
    dclfrxe16.dpk compiled
    Done

    =========================================================================================

    Forgive me for my ignorance, but do I need to set specific paths for this to work ? I have only just upgraded to Delphi XE2 and cant say I noticed this 32/64 bit compile option (least it did not cause a problem in the past.)

    The ironic thing is, I noticed that Fast reports IS installed on my laptop! So whether this has been installed when I installed Delphi, or if I have installed it separately - I don't recall (installed a LOT of delphi-related software recently after upgrading).

    really need to get this installed on my main computer though.

    If you can suggest what I might do to get this working - would be very grateful.

    Cheers,



  • edited 5:55AM
    Dave1024 wrote: »

    Well, when I tried manually installing package - I got various "file not found" errors in Delphi.


    I have just tried as you suggested - using the re-compile option. Accepting the default options (without pointing the FIB "Select path to FIB bpl files".) and leaving the option as "change language to,.." I get the following output :
    =========================================================================================
    delphi16 error: fqb160.dpk(49) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'fqbClass.dcu'
    fqb160.dpk not compiled!
    fs16.dpk compiled
    fsDB16.dpk compiled
    fsBDE16.dpk compiled
    fsADO16.dpk compiled
    fsIBX16.dpk compiled
    fsTee16.dpk compiled
    delphi16 error: frx16.dpk(143) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'frxDCtrl.dcu'
    frx16.dpk not compiled!
    frxDB16.dpk compiled
    frxTee16.dpk compiled
    delphi16 error: frxe16.dpk(71) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'frxSMTP.dcu'
    frxe16.dpk not compiled!
    dclfs16.dpk compiled
    dclfsDB16.dpk compiled
    dclfsBDE16.dpk compiled
    dclfsADO16.dpk compiled
    dclfsIBX16.dpk compiled
    dclfsTee16.dpk compiled
    delphi16 error: frxReg.pas(42) Fatal: F1026 File not found: 'frxDCtrl.dcu'
    dclfrx16.dpk not compiled!
    dclfrxDB16.dpk compiled
    dclfrxTee16.dpk compiled
    dclfrxe16.dpk compiled
    Done

    =========================================================================================

    Forgive me for my ignorance, but do I need to set specific paths for this to work ? I have only just upgraded to Delphi XE2 and cant say I noticed this 32/64 bit compile option (least it did not cause a problem in the past.)

    The ironic thing is, I noticed that Fast reports IS installed on my laptop! So whether this has been installed when I installed Delphi, or if I have installed it separately - I don't recall (installed a LOT of delphi-related software recently after upgrading).

    really need to get this installed on my main computer though.

    If you can suggest what I might do to get this working - would be very grateful.

    Cheers,

    Managed to find my own solution. Had to add/remove Rad studio - then after installation - selectg "customise" remove the Fastreports Option (even though it was not installed.) Then repeated the same thing, this time selecting FastReports.

    Delphi loaded fast reports - but complained about missing files. I then added the Library search path to include the relevant files.

    Seems to work now. I am guessing the problems I had were from installing the trial enterprise version of RAD studio before purchasing Professional version.

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