building with runtime TChart package

rbuser

What I'd like to be able to do is check the 'build with runtime packages'
box, include the rbTC51 package I don't have the source code to, and then
still
have all the vcl50/etc. packages be built into the exe. Right now, our
project is being built w/o any runtime packages, and then we transfer the
executable to another system (w/o any Delphi libraries on it) where it can
run just fine because the appropriate components are compiled in to the
executable.

However, now we need to use TChart as a runtime package, but if we check the
'build with
runtime packages' button and include the rbtc51 package, then once we
transfer the .exe and the rbtc51.bpl files, the program complains about not
having the rest of the .bpl's it needs. So how do I build some packages in
at design time, and use some at runtime? Is this possible? We don't want
to distribute all Delphi's runtime libraries with our program.

nardmoseley

I do not think this is possible because one package usually 'requires'
other packages, which in turn require other packages. Thus creating a
chain of dependencies.

rbuser

It is quite possible.
In the project / options / packages page,
Check the box build with packages, then enter only the
following package names:

teeui;teedb;tee;teeqr

You only need to supply those four bpl packages. The rest are
compiled into the code by Delphi 6.

Best regards
Tore Fossum
tfossum@titrate.cc