Yes ,I can.
>>You have both IWBS 3 and 4... they are not compatible between 15 and 15.1 most likely because of how Delphi handles binary compatibility.
The intraweb setup installed that files.
>>Can you screenshot the actual load error as well please?
When I start delphi there is no error loading the IDE. But, when I look at package list all IW packages are unmarked(not installed).
Now, I did the next:
I deleted all intraweb packages fom package list.
Next ,I restarted delphi.
When I try to add manually "dclIntraweb_15_D10_3.bpl" into package list, I get the errors below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/58o86prorgf8yn...3.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qj78iorwosa3bp...4.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q3juhe63vm3pzo...5.jpg?dl=0
Kudzu, is the problem related to this note?
http://blog.marcocantu.com/blog/2019-aug...patch.html
"Issue: Applications compiled with RAD Studio 10.3 or 10.3.1 and using runtime packages will not start when executed against the 10.3.2 version of the RTL runtime package.
Summary: This patch addresses a compatibility issue with mixing runtime packages built with 10.3.2 with earlier releases of Delphi or C++Builder 10.3. The platforms impacted are Win32, Win64, macOS32, and Linux64.
After applying the patch, older applications will keep running when you deploy a new application with new runtime packages. This means that the updated 10.3.2 packages are backward compatible.
Note: A new application built in 10.3.2 will not run if executed against a 10.3.x version of the runtime packages, showing surfacing an error like 'Entry Point not Found "@System@Classes@TFieldsCache@$bcctr$qqrv"'."
If yes, I think IW could have a version to RAD 10.3.1, because some users want to use 10.3.1, as me. If IW was compiled with 10.3.2 without patch, this can be the cause of the problem with 10.3.1 users?