Unit raParser was compiled with a different version of ppRTTI.TraRTTIClassRegistry
I am moving a project from Delphi 2007 to Delphi XE, and upgrading from
RB 10 to RB 14. When I build the project, I get the following error:
[DCC Fatal Error] Drawer.pas(9): F2051 Unit raParser was compiled with
a different version of ppRTTI.TraRTTIClassRegistry
Please advise how I might remedy this.
RB 10 to RB 14. When I build the project, I get the following error:
[DCC Fatal Error] Drawer.pas(9): F2051 Unit raParser was compiled with
a different version of ppRTTI.TraRTTIClassRegistry
Please advise how I might remedy this.
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I had a similar error once upon a time. it was because I have had some older
DCUs in some windows folders (system32, etc.) on the path. But it was easy
to find because the start with pp*.dcu, so you can detect the old units and
delete or rename it. Perhaps it is the same on your system.
chris
EULANDA Software
Are you building packages or simply compiling a Delphi project?
Are you able to run an of the RAP demos provided in the \Demos\0.
RAP\... directory?
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
I am just trying to compile a Delphi project. I ran a few of the demos
just fine, including the RAP demo.
The project uses NexusDB, their most recent version 3.10. There is a
dade plug-in which I assume is installed by opening rbnexusdb1415.dpk,
building it, then installing it. I tried doing that. Then when I
compiled instead of doing a build, I got a new message that it could
not find daNexusDB, so I found the daNexusDB.dcu file in the demo
folder and copied it to my project folder. Now the project will
compile, but if I try to build it, the previous error message that I
reported comes up again:
[DCC Fatal Error] Drawer.pas(9): F2051 Unit raParser was compiled with
a different version of ppRTTI.TraRTTIClassRegistry
I assume this is related to not having the source files for RAP, but I
don't know how to work around it.
David.
When I first open the project, I get the following popup box:
Class TdanxQueryDataView not found.
Can you give me instructions about how I should install Report Builder
to work with NexusDB? I am thinking something is wrong in that area.
Ok, I removed the dade plugin from my installed packages, then repeated
the steps to install the dade of copying the files to the lib folder,
setting my bpl and dcp destinations to Report Builder's lib folder,
recompiled and then reinstalled the package. Then I put the BPL and
DCP paths back how they were.
Note that I had added a path to the source files for Report Builder
because I was having trouble getting the dcu files from the pas files
when compiling the package. I removed that path now, and I think maybe
that was causing the problems with building and the error mentioned in
the subject line.
Immediately after doing all this, I was able to open the project and
both compile and build it. Great, I thought. Then to be thorough, I
exited Delphi IDE, then restarted it, and when I go to open the
project, I get the popup again saying Class TdanxQueryDataView not
found. I choose Cancel rather than ignore. I get another popup saying
"Error Creating Form: Class TdanxQueryDataView not found. If I try to
build at this point, it builds fine.
If I close the project and reopen, the previous error popups happen
again. If I choose ignore, then when I compile, Delphi IDE asks me if
I want to remove the reference to TdanxQueryDataView.
I have the following in my unit which was probably placed there when I
placed a component on the form.
TfmDrawer = class(TForm)
...
ppDBText8: TppDBText;
daDataModule1: TdaDataModule;
danxQueryDataView1: TdanxQueryDataView;
danxQueryDataView2: TdanxQueryDataView;
raCodeModule1: TraCodeModule;
nxDatabaseMapper1: TnxDatabaseMapper;
procedure FormShow(Sender: TObject);
...
end;
So, have these references been changed in RB 14 from RB 10? Should I
change the names, or delete them, or what?
I'm stuck. Help would be greatly appreciated.
--
are you working in a Terminalserver?
chris
No.
When using versions of Delphi greater than 10, a separate design-time
package and registration file is required or Delphi looses it's
reference to the package when closed and loaded again. It seems this
package and registration file is missing from the NexusDB demo folder.
Send a small email to support@digital-metaphors.com requesting these
files and I'll send them to you asap.
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com