What does it mean to "open the 130 packages" for Delphi 2009?

Question

I'm following instructions for how to upgrade Indy 10 in Delphi 2009 and I am stuck at the following steps:

Now, the packages have to be built in the following order:

System - Core - Protocol - dclCore - dclProtocol

For Delphi 2009, open the 130 packages, Delphi 2010 open the 140 packages.

I opened each package, then in the options I pasted the full path to lib\Indy10\ into the DCP and Unit output directory fields, and the full path to bin\ into the package output directory field.

Then I built the packages. For the dcl packages I also installed.

What does "open the 130 packages" mean?

Can anyone explain to me in detail how to build a package?

This question really should have just been a comment on the referenced answer. I've edited the answer to clarify it. — Rob Kennedy, Jun 05 '12 at 21:52
Yeah I was wondering about that except I was not sure if it was going to be a thread that people would get back to to answer right away. Thanks for editing it. — Trevor, Jun 06 '12 at 12:32

score 7 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 05 '12 at 21:50

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The instructions are referring to the individual projects that contain 130 in their names, namely:

IndySystem130.dpk
IndyCore130.dpk
IndyProtocols130.dpk
dclIndyCore130.dpk
dclIndyProtocols130.dpk

answered Jun 05 '12 at 21:50

Remy Lebeau

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Ahh Thanks, that makes sense.. The indy update files I downloaded were actually 120 so I must not of downloaded the latest for Delphi 2009 in the first place. I'm trying to update it so that I can upload files via http post. But i'll try a different approach. (the ones you mentioned in my other question thread ). Thanks – Trevor Jun 05 '12 at 22:23
Well I thought I would give it one more go and I found the 130 pkg files. Looks like I might get it to work! – Trevor Jun 05 '12 at 22:54

What does it mean to "open the 130 packages" for Delphi 2009?

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