Hi All,

Just want to start with developing for Mobile, so i use the latest Delphi 
Studio XE7 update 1
Bought an MacBook Pro, Fusion and updated to the latest versions, but there 
is no way i can get an application running in the simulator, what do i 
wrong?

I followed all steps i could find on the internet, i have these 
configurations:

- OS X Yosemite 10.10.1
- PAServer 6.1.2.36
- XCode 6.1.1.
- Delphi XE7 21.0.17707.5020

I can correctly test the Profile so it connects with the PAServer

Any ideas would be very welcome to proceed here.

Regards,
Arno

Hello Ian,

> > I can correctly test the Profile so it connects with the PAServer
> > Any ideas would be very welcome to proceed here.

> Are you getting any error messages at all?  Especially in the messages
> window?

I get the message as in the end of the subject "Debugger Assertion Failure: 
"obj" in ..\win32src\rproxy.cpp at line 663"


> When you say you've tested the profile - are you also able to click on
> the "update cache" button and get something happening?  You should see
> a progress bar flicking around with some text showing files being
> copied.

Yes, done even serveral times.
Also a complete new installation from everything (Windows/Delphi XE7 Studio) 
in VMWare Fusion


> If it's doing this then it means the XCode command line tools are
> working properly.  Which is good.  If it's not then it sounds like you
> need to revisit the configuration of the Mac connection and SDK.

That is working fine.


> Assuming all that is working fine and there are no error messages what
> actually happens when you hit F9 (or select run)? Does it reach the
> stage where it says "Deploy" and then say "success" and tell you to
> swap to the Mac (if you've not turned off that message)?

I get the error message as pointed above, but also the message to switch to 
the Mac.


> If everything looks like it should be fine - i.e. no errors - try
> restarting your Mac, the paserver and then try XE7 again.

Also tried, no luck.


Ronald Klitsche adviced me to download the "iOS 7.1 SDK" inside Xcode and 
this solved that things are running now after importing this SDK inside the 
SDK Manager.
Although it is now always using the iOS 7.1 devices.
Even after removing the iOS 7.1 SDK from de Delphi SDK Manager it is still 
using iOS 7.1 devices.
Ofcourse i tried refreshing devices etc...

Regards,
Arno

Arno Brinkman wrote:

> 
> - OS X Yosemite 10.10.1
> - PAServer 6.1.2.36
> - XCode 6.1.1.
> - Delphi XE7 21.0.17707.5020
> 
> I can correctly test the Profile so it connects with the PAServer
> 
> Any ideas would be very welcome to proceed here.
> 


Oh, I just saw in another thread that some people are having problems
with version 8 of the simulator and the suggested fix is to go to XCode
and download version 7.1 of it (from the XCode preferences menu).

I've not tried that and it might not be causing your problem but it's
worth checking.
-- 
IanB.
http://about.me/IanBarker

Arno Brinkman wrote:

> 
> I can correctly test the Profile so it connects with the PAServer
> 
> Any ideas would be very welcome to proceed here.
> 

Are you getting any error messages at all?  Especially in the messages
window?

When you say you've tested the profile - are you also able to click on
the "update cache" button and get something happening?  You should see
a progress bar flicking around with some text showing files being
copied.

If it's doing this then it means the XCode command line tools are
working properly.  Which is good.  If it's not then it sounds like you
need to revisit the configuration of the Mac connection and SDK.

Assuming all that is working fine and there are no error messages what
actually happens when you hit F9 (or select run)? Does it reach the
stage where it says "Deploy" and then say "success" and tell you to
swap to the Mac (if you've not turned off that message)?

If everything looks like it should be fine - i.e. no errors - try
restarting your Mac, the paserver and then try XE7 again.

Usually, for me, if something is wrong there are at least some error
messages.
-- 
IanB.
http://about.me/IanBarker