Dynamically Load Components From Packages at Run-Time By Bob Swart, Delphi Pro
As a Delphi developer you know how to put components in packages, but how do you get them out at Run-Time? A Delphi run-time package contains the code for defining and implementing components, so loading it and making applications use it is simple. However, once the package is loaded the tricky part is making its defined components available for use.
In this 10-Minute Solution, learn to write Delphi packages, dynamically load them, and create dynamic component instances, all of which can be the basis for a dynamic plug-in service for your applications.
Once components are put in packages, getting them out can be tricky. How do you dynamically load and use them at Run-Time?
Write Delphi packages, dynamically load them, and create dynamic component instances in a way that can be the basis for a dynamic application plug-in architecture.
What are your experiences with component use at Run-Time? Do you have a better way to build dynamic application plug-in architectures. Let us know in the database development discussion groups!
