delphi-xe6

I have an application which connects to a webservice using THttpRio component. Webservice has basic authentication. I've compiled the Delphi SOAP units using the 'USE_INDY' directive in order that the THttpRio component to use WinHttp. Now I need to get through a proxy to my webservice. Looking into the Soap.SOAPHTTPTrans unit I've fixed some bugs, but I do not know how I should set up the THttpRio component to get through the proxy. I've tried to set the proxy property of the HTTPRIO.HTTPWebNode.Proxy to a string like: http://user:pass@ip:port but I get a 407 Unauthorized error.... Proxy

I'm completely new to SSL and these ciphering stuff but I need to make communicate client and server Delphi XE6 apps running on mobile devices. The TCP communication has to be safely ciphered. To start, I simply wrote the Delphi/Indy TIdTCPServer/TIdTCPClient based Win32 client and server exchanging strings. (Issued from the indy10clieservr demos found on SourceForge: svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/indy10clieservr/code/1_sample Simple String Exchange) I tried to modify them to cipher the communication by adding a TIdServerIOHandlerSSLOpenSSL component on the Server, and a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL

I have two "modeless" forms: one is the special MainForm the other is a modeless form You can see: both exist on the taskbar both have a taskbar button both can be independantly minimized both can be independantly restored neither is always on top (owned) by the other Now show a modal form From this modeless form, i want to show a modal one: The Modal form is being constructed as: var frmExchangeConfirm: TfrmExchangeConfirm; begin frmExchangeConfirm := TfrmExchangeConfirm.Create(Application); try //Setting popupMode and popupParent still makes the MainForm disabled // frmExchangeConfirm

Everything I've read indicates that TRTTIContext is thread-safe. However, TRTTIContext.FindType seems to fail (returns nil) occasionally when multithreading. Using a TCriticalSection around it fixes the issue. Note that I'm using XE6, and the issue doesn't seem to exist in XE. Edit: Seems to exist in all Delphi editions that have the new RTTI units. I've worked up a test project you can use to see for yourself. Create a new VCL project, drop a TMemo and a TButton, replace unit1 with below, and assign the Form1.OnCreate, Form1.OnDestroy and Button1.OnClick events. The key CS is the GRTTIBlock