Install Issue with RVDBPkgXE2.bpl in XE2

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eddy2099
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Install Issue with RVDBPkgXE2.bpl in XE2

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I managed to install the non-DB package but I am having issues with the RVDBPkgXE2.bpl package installation.

In the beginning, it failed the compile because it was unable to find the designintf.dcu file and I added the 'designide.dcp' under 'required' and that did part of the job.

After which, I attempted to Build and I got the following error

[DCC Error] RVDBDsgn.pas(70): E2003 Undeclared identifier: 'RegisterComponentEditor'
[DCC Fatal Error] RVDBPkgDXE2.dpk(42): F2063 Could not compile used unit 'RVDBDsgn.pas'

I am not sure how to proceed from here. Hope you could share your insight to this issue.

Thanks
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Post by Sergey Tkachenko »

Did you remove DesignIntf from uses of RVDBDsgn.pas?
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Post by eddy2099 »

Ah, you are right.
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Post by jwinkl »

Today I've tried to install the non-DB package RVPkgDXE2 and got the same error: designide cannot be found. Please help.

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Post by Sergey Tkachenko »

Did you try to install it in XE3?
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Post by jwinkl »

No, I tried to install it in XE2, platform Win64. DesignIntf seems to be the problem.
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Post by Sergey Tkachenko »

It's not possible to install 64-bit packages in RAD Studio, because RAD Studio itself is 32-bit application. Only 32-bit packages must be installed.

Install RVPkgDXE2 as it is, as a 32-bit package.
Once installed, you can create both 32-bit and 64-bit projects with our components (the first compilation of the project must be "build all", to recreate dcu for the project's platform).
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