Select your target platform (typically or 64-bit Windows ).
Go to Component > Install Packages — remove any leftover UniGUI entries.
If successful, a dialog box will appear indicating that the uniGMap components have been registered and added to your IDE Component Palette. ⚠️ Crucial Post-Installation Notes Google Maps API Keys
Extract your UniGMap v1.48 source files to a permanent directory. Example: C:\Componentes\UniGMap\
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In the on the right side, right-click the package name. Click Clean , then right-click and select Compile . Ensure no compilation errors appear in the Messages tab. Step 4: Install the Design-Time Package
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Right-click the project name again and select (or press Ctrl + F9 ). Select your target platform (typically or 64-bit Windows )
Open the runtime package file. It is typically named UniGMap_R.dpk or UniGMap_DXE2_R.dpk .
A dialog should appear confirming that new components (e.g., TUniGMap ) have been registered to the tool palette.
\Packages — Contains the .dpk (package) and .dproj (project) files organized by Delphi version.
Ensure no compilation errors appear. Do not try to install this package; runtime packages are meant only for compilation. Step 3: Compile and Install the Design-Time Package ⚠️ Crucial Post-Installation Notes Google Maps API Keys
Select the runtime package project file. It is typically named or pkg_UniGMap_RT.dpk (the _R or _RT denotes Runtime). Look at the Project Manager pane on the right.
involves a multi-step process of preparing the environment, running the installer, and manually building/installing packages within the IDE. 1. Pre-Installation Preparation
Navigate to your UniGMap folder. Look for a subfolder named Packages , Delphi102 , or Tokyo .
The design-time package integrates the component icons into your Delphi Tool Palette.
In the , add the full paths to the following folders: The \Source folder.
Installing the full source code into the Delphi IDE (from XE2 all the way to 10.2 Tokyo) is a straightforward process when approached systematically. By properly compiling the runtime and design-time packages, and linking your Delphi library paths, you unlock robust geographic capabilities for your uniGUI web applications. Having the full source gives you granular control over your map's interactivity, allowing you to build highly customized, professional web and mobile applications. If you're interested, I can help you: