[ad_1] The C++ equivalent of Delphi’s uses clause is #include statements for C++ header file. In this case, to use TIdHTTP in C++, you need an #include <IdHTTP.hpp> statement in your C++ code, and make sure Indy’s header files are in a folder in your project’s Includes search path. If you drop a TIdHTTP component … Read more
[ad_1] hmmmm, turns out it was easier than thought. I simply looked at the GenerateJSON method and said ok, How can I use this method for XML. I then googled MempryStream to String and found this function function StreamToString(aStream: TStream): string; var SS: TStringStream; begin if aStream <> nil then begin SS := TStringStream.Create(”); try … Read more
[ad_1] If you have a standard Delphi7 install, try this In the IDE go to Component | Install packages In the pop-up, click Add and navigate to your Delphi Bin folder, you should see a package dclIndy70.Bpl. Open it. You should now have the Indy components on your Component Palette. They’ll be a bit out … Read more