UniDAC Component for FastReport FMX 64 bits.

[evgeniym]

Hi there,
Thanks for your request!

Please note, that the components for working with Fast Report FMX x86/x64 are available in UniDAC starting from version 9.0.1.
You can download them from the link below:
https://www.devart.com/unidac/download.html

[Cilleruelo]

Hi there,
Thanks for your request!

Please note, that the components for working with Fast Report FMX x86/x64 are available in UniDAC starting from version 9.0.1.
You can download them from the link below:
https://www.devart.com/unidac/download.html

This other absurd and stupid response, with no relation to the thread's theme.
The only mission of this kind of message is to make it more challenging to find the original messages. It's a technique of the community managers. They cover any not desirable thread with kind responses, with the intention of making the original message, with the problem, less important for the internet search machines.

The Original Message, which defines the theme of the thread, is about something that the team of UniDAC, doesn't want to resolve.
They have no time for a little group of users that need this functionality.

But his only worried is to put this in the deeper part of a lot of kind messages.


THIS THREAD IS NOT SOLVED.

THIS IS A REAL PROBLEM THAT THE TEAM OF UNIDAC (DEVART) DOESN'T WANT TO SOLVE.

[evgeniym]

After installing UniDAC using the link provided in the previous answer, the demo projects will be installed in the folder.


"c:\Users\%UserName%\Documents\Devart\UniDAC for %IDEVersion%\Demos\
where %UserName% is the user name for which UniDAC is installed,
%IDEVersion% - IDE version for which UniDAC is installed


Among these projects, you can also find an example of how UniDAC works with Fast Report FMX, as well as installation packages for the necessary components.


You can see the components you are interested in the folder

"c:\Users\%UserName%\Documents\Devart\UniDAC for %IDEVersion%\Demos\ThirdParty\FastReport\FMX"

where %UserName% is the user name for which UniDAC is installed,
%IDEVersion% - IDE version for which UniDAC is installed

[Cilleruelo]

After installing UniDAC using the link provided in the previous answer, the demo projects will be installed in the folder.


"c:\Users\%UserName%\Documents\Devart\UniDAC for %IDEVersion%\Demos\
where %UserName% is the user name for which UniDAC is installed,
%IDEVersion% - IDE version for which UniDAC is installed


Among these projects, you can also find an example of how UniDAC works with Fast Report FMX, as well as installation packages for the necessary components.


You can see the components you are interested in the folder

"c:\Users\%UserName%\Documents\Devart\UniDAC for %IDEVersion%\Demos\ThirdParty\FastReport\FMX"

where %UserName% is the user name for which UniDAC is installed,
%IDEVersion% - IDE version for which UniDAC is installed

Works it for 64 FMX applications?

Can you select a DB that is inside the program without having to create a new connection in the report?

Is the source code really DELPHI code? (Last time I saw it seemed offuscating code)

Is really working?

I ask again: Is the example working for 64 bits FMX applications? or only work on 32 bits?

Please, test it before responding.

I hate wasting my time testing things one time, another time, and so on.

Please, do it!

[evgeniym]

Please be informed, that the example for Fast Report FMX works for both x86 and x64 bit FMX applications.
The example demonstrates the main functionality for working with components, and not all of their capabilities.
In case if you still have questions after studying the example, please feel free to contact us any time.