10 Responses

1. Eric H

   01|Sep|2008 1

   What is the build version number of Delphi 2009?

2. Christian Wimmer

   01|Sep|2008 2

   There is no build version yet, since there is no Delphi 2009 release. However you can buy it from now on and it is released in near future.

3. Eric H

   01|Sep|2008 3

   Is there an updataed version of conditional defines (.inc files)?

   OR

   What will be the conditional define for Delphi 2009?

4. Christian Wimmer

   01|Sep|2008 4

   I don’t know.

   Please ask such questions in the newsgroups of

   JEDI (forums.talkto.net)

   OR

   Codegear/Embarcadero (forums.codegear.com)

5. Vjatheslav

   02|Sep|2008 5

   Where can I find a newer version of JVCL that installs in Tiburon? No stable releases are working with it.

6. Christian Wimmer

   02|Sep|2008 6

   Since Delphi2009 isn’t released yet, there will be no stable release of JVCL until then.
   Only fieldtesters of Tiburon have access to private newsgroups of Embarcadero where they can find information about pre-versions of 3th party libs for Tiburon.

7. CodeX

   03|Dec|2008 7

   Hello Christian,
   I’m sure, you’re going to add Windows 7 support to this project some day. However I’m wondering if this could be done earlier than the final release of Windows 7. At the moment I’m testing the latest beta and noticed that some parts of JWSCL are not compatible with it.

   For example I’m getting this:
   “An Exception of type EJwsclUnsupportedWindowsVersionException was raised.

   Source method: GetRunElevation
   Source class: TJwSecurityToken
   Source file: JwsclToken.pas
   Source line: 0

   Message: Unsupported version “Unknown”. Need “Windows Vista” or higher”

   Vista and Win7 are based on the same core so I’m quite sure this and similar errors can be avoided by including Win7 as a known OS and treating it the same way as Vista. What do you think?

8. Christian Wimmer

   03|Dec|2008 8

   If you had given me your e-mail adress I could have answered directly. I’m always happy when people send me bug reports but the comments area is not the right place!!
   So send a mail or use the JEDI Issue Tracker.

   Nonetheless, I’ve adapted the function to maybe make it work (trunk version). However the “error” was by design (and it is documented in source) because it is an unsupported Windows Versions.

9. WarMaker

   19|Jan|2009 9

   Hello!
   Your Win32API library is great!
   But some items is missing in JwaNative.pas
   There are:
   —————-
   type
   _KEY_FULL_INFORMATION = packed record
   LastWriteTime: LARGE_INTEGER;
   TitleIndex: ULONG;
   ClassOffset: ULONG;
   ClassLength: ULONG;
   SubKeys: ULONG;
   MaxNameLen: ULONG;
   MaxClassLen: ULONG;
   Values: ULONG;
   MaxValueNameLen: ULONG;
   MaxValueDataLen: ULONG;
   Class_: Array[0..0] of WCHAR;
   end;
   PKEY_FULL_INFORMATION = ^_KEY_FULL_INFORMATION;

   _KEY_VALUE_FULL_INFORMATION = packed record
   TitleIndex: ULONG;
   Type_: ULONG;
   DataOffset: ULONG;
   DataLength: ULONG;
   NameLength: ULONG;
   Name: Array[0..0] of WCHAR;
   end;
   PKEY_VALUE_FULL_INFORMATION = ^_KEY_VALUE_FULL_INFORMATION;
   —————
   and similar!
   THX.

10. Christian Wimmer

    19|Jan|2009 10

    Thank you for your report of the new types. I’ve added them both to JwaNative.pas. However I cannot add all types and currently unsupported functions from the DDK on my own.
    If you want to provide more conversions send me a mail first – before you want to start! There are some rules you should know to avoid additional work.

    Furthermore: new features and bugs should be added using the JEDI Issue Tracker and assigned to me.

    Thanks for reading so far