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How do you get a Java object from Apache ActiveMQ Classic into a Delphi application with nothing but HTTP? A new open-source starter project shows one way: https://github.com/michaelJustin/delphi-activemq-rest-starter The idea A Java sender creates a plain JMS ObjectMessage holding an Order object. A client-side MessageTransformer converts the object to JSON on the way out, in … Continue reading From Java to Delphi in one HTTP GET: ActiveMQ objects over REST
ScroogeXHTML for Object Pascal 11.0-MS2, the second milestone release of 11.0, was released on 22 October 2026. MS1 brought table conversion. MS2 switches to the Java product's defaults, as announced in our first look at 11.0. This milestone contains the breaking changes, more table and list fixes, and a set of conversion details aligned with … Continue reading ScroogeXHTML for Object Pascal 11.0-MS2: New Defaults, Better Lists and a Migration Guide
We’ve released an update to Tiny RTF Viewer, our small, fast RTF reader for Android. This version targets Android 17 (API 37), so the app stays current with the latest platform requirements and keeps running smoothly on newer devices. What is Tiny RTF Viewer? Tiny RTF Viewer opens and displays Rich Text Format (RTF) documents … Continue reading Tiny RTF Viewer Updated: Now Targeting Android 17
ScroogeXHTML for Object Pascal 11.0 is the feature release that follows our 10.x hardening line. It adds RTF table conversion, one of the most requested capabilities. It also brings the Object Pascal product level with the Java ScroogeXHTML RTF Converter. From 11.0 on, a given version number means roughly the same feature set on both … Continue reading Tables Are Coming: A First Look at ScroogeXHTML for Object Pascal 11.0
Daraja 3.4.0 is almost here. This release is small in surface area but meaningful in practice: two opt-in features that make servers easier to operate and debug, one routing fix that removes a long-standing surprise, and a large batch of new test coverage. Fail fast with StrictStart Until now, Daraja has been forgiving at startup. … Continue reading Daraja HTTP Framework 3.4.0: Fail-Fast Startup, Working Error Handlers, and a Routing Fix
Habari STOMP Client 10.3 is not final yet, but it is approaching its first release candidate for ActiveMQ, Artemis, OpenMQ and RabbitMQ. Its main theme is IMessageListener: asynchronous receive is now a supported feature, with documented limits, in both the classic and the simplified API. IMessageListener is now a supported feature Until now, listener-based receive … Continue reading PREVIEW Habari STOMP Client 10.3: Asynchronous Receive Grows Up
Version 11.4 continues the work we started in 11.3: making ScroogeXHTML behave predictably when the RTF it receives is malformed, unusual, or outright hostile. This release is smaller than 11.3, but it closes a few real gaps, one of them in concurrent use, and it documents a security boundary we want you to be able … Continue reading PREVIEW ScroogeXHTML RTF Converter 11.4: Another Round of Hardening, Plus Three Fixes You’ll Notice
Disclaimer: I no longer have access to an Office 365 Exchange Online environment, so I can’t re-verify some of the technical details in this post, especially the Exchange configuration steps. Microsoft’s portals, permissions and policies change over time, so please check them against Microsoft’s current documentation. The code and instructions are provided as-is, without any … Continue reading Send Email via Exchange Online with OAuth2 in Delphi and Free Pascal
Can a small Object Pascal HTTP server handle a modern OAuth 2.0 login and then talk to Microsoft's cloud APIs? With the Daraja HTTP Framework, yes. Demo 13 shows the complete flow in a handful of source files. You can find it here: demo/13_entra_msgraph (see the readme.md for the full description). What the demo does … Continue reading Daraja Demo 13: Sign in with Microsoft Entra and call the Graph API from Object Pascal
Lazarus / Free Pascal CI without running your own build server Daraja is a compact and flexible HTTP server application framework for Object Pascal, built on Internet Direct (Indy). It comes with a unit test suite, and I wanted every push and pull request to run it automatically on both Windows and Linux, using Free … Continue reading Automated FPCUnit testing for the Daraja HTTP Framework with GitHub Actions