After a successful install, you need to configure the component for your Google Maps API key.
Open the (usually designated with a d prefix or suffix, e.g., dclunigmap*.dpk ). Right-click the package in the Project Manager. Click Compile .
This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for installing with full source code in Embarcadero Delphi 10.2 Tokyo . Prerequisites and Preparation
To install UniGMap 1.4.8 (full source) in Delphi 10.2 Tokyo , you must manually compile the packages as the older XE2-era installers often lack automated support for newer IDE versions like Tokyo. Manual Installation Steps Extract Source unigmap 148 xe2delphi 102 tokyo full source install
Avoid: Deeply nested folders or folders with spaces in their names, as this can sometimes cause command-line compilation issues.
If prompted by the IDE to upgrade the project to the current compiler version, click . Step 3: Configure Project Search Paths
UniGMap/ Packages/ XE2/ Tokyo/ Source/ Core/ Layers/ Net/ Resources/ After a successful install, you need to configure
(Typically uniGmap.pas and uniGmapReg.pas ) Google Maps API Key (Required for maps to render) 3. Step-by-Step Full Source Install Guide
: A dialog should appear stating that the components (e.g., TUniGMap ) have been registered. 3. Critical Compatibility Fixes
Click , then right-click and select Compile (or press Ctrl + F9 ). Do not click "Install" on runtime packages. 2. Compile and Install the Design-time Package Click Compile
Before starting the installation, ensure your development environment is properly configured.
In the Project Manager, right-click the runtime package and click Build , then Compile . This creates the base logic. Do not attempt to "Install" the runtime package.
Extract the UniGMap 1.4.8 source files to a permanent local directory (e.g., C:\Components\UniGMap\ ).
After a successful build, right-click the package in the Project Manager again and select .
UniGMap relies heavily on the underlying Windows TWebBrowser component to render Google Maps JavaScript.