readme.txt

Delphi快速开发Web Server

RealThinClient SDK 2.49 - GPL Open Source edition

Copyright (c) Danijel Tkalcec, RealThinClient components

http://www.realthinclient.com

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1.) License Agreement

2.) Install RTC SDK components

3.) Update RTC SDK components

4.) Help

5.) Demos

6.) Support

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1.) License Agreement
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Please read the RTC SDK License Agreement before using RTC SDK components.

You will find the RTC SDK License Agreement in the "License.txt" file.

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2.) INSTALL RTC SDK components
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After you have unpacked the files in a folder of your choice 
and started Delphi, open the rtcSDK package for your Delphi version:

- "rtcSDK_D4.dpk" for Delphi 4 
- "rtcSDK_D5.dpk" for Delphi 5 
- "rtcSDK.dpk" for Delphi 6, 7, 2005 or 2006

You will find those files in the "Lib" folder.

Click the "Install" button to compile and install the package.
When compiled, you will see a message listing all components installed.

After that, from the Delphi menu, under "Tools / Environment Options", 
select the "Library" tab and add the full path to the "Lib" folder to "Library path".

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3.) UPDATE RTC SDK components
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You can find information about recent RTC SDK updates in the "Updates.txt" file.

To update RTC SDK components, it's adviseable to uninsall 
the old package before installing the new package.

To uninstall RTC SDK components, after you start Delphi, 
open the menu "Component / Install Packages ..." and 
you will see a list of all packages currently installed in your Delphi. 

Scroll down to find "RealThinClient SDK" and click on it (single click). 
When you select it, click the button "Remove" and Delphi will ask you 
if you want to remove this package. When you click "Yes", RTC SDK will be uninstalled.

After that, follow step (1) to install the new RTC SDK package.

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4.) Help
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The best place to start learning about RTC SDK is the QuickStart guide. After going through the 
online lessons, you should also go through the QuickStart examples included in the RTC SDK package. 

Once you finish examining the QuickStart examples, I suggest browsing through the FAQ. Even if you won't 
be reading all the articles, you should at least get the feeling about the information included there. 
RTC SDK Demos are another good source of information, including a lot of examples and best practices 
for using the RealThinClient SDK. And the most extensive source of information on the RealThinClient SDK 
are Help files. Some of the information is spread across the files, but if you know which class you need, 
you will most likely be able to find what you are looking for.

When you start working on your project, the FAQ will come in handy when you have to do something 
specific (use Sessions, accept form post data, write and call remote functions, etc). The FAQ is 
continualy being extended, as more questions come in.

If you have a question for which you were unable to find the answer in the QuickStart guide, QuickStart 
examples or the FAQ