Products

sgcIndy Package is built on top of the Indy Library and includes all the Indy components plus new features not supported by the Indy Library.

If you are looking for the Indy Library, you can download the latest Indy version from github: https://github.com/IndySockets/Indy.

What's sgcIndy Package?

The origin of the sgcIndy Package started when several sgcWebSockets users were concerned about the lack of support of the latest openSSL libraries by the Indy Library (which officially only supports the deprecated 1.0.2 version), initially only the sgcWebSockets library implemented the new openSSL versions, but lots of users are still using the Indy components in production (FTP, SMTP servers...) and I got several requests to implement these features to override the security problems using the deprecated 1.0.2 openSSL libraries. sgcIndy Package tries to fix these problems providing access to the latest OpenSSL 1.1.1 & 3.0.0 libraries and adding support for other features like ALPN and more.

OpenSSL 1.1.1 & 3.0.0 Support

Supports the latest OpenSSL libraries 1.1.1 and 3.0.0 Widest compatibility via support for modern TLS 1.3 and secure your messages using latest OpenSSL version.

ALPN Protocol

Application-Layer Protocol Negotiation. The ever-growing in popularity HTTP/2 protocol, makes use of ALPN to further decrease website load times and encrypt connections faster.

Compatible DevExpress

sgcIndy can be compiled in Compatibility Mode so you can replace the Indy Version that comes with Rad Studio and Recompile your DevExpress installation using sgcIndy.

Full Compiled Packages

Already compiled sgcInternet packages (source not included) without any limitation. Compiled for all Rad Studio versions and personalities (win32, win64, Android, iOS and Mac OSX).

Sync with Latest Indy

Always updated to the latest Indy Official version that comes with Rad Studio.

sgcIndy Delphi Community

Compiled sgcIndy Packages for Delphi (Delphi 7 - Rad Studio 12)

Delphi 12 Delphi 11 Delphi 10_4
Delphi 10_3 Delphi 10_2 Delphi 10_1
Delphi 10 Delphi XE8 Delphi XE7
Delphi XE6 Delphi XE5 Delphi XE4
Delphi XE3 Delphi XE2 Delphi XE
Delphi 2010 Delphi 2009 Delphi 2007
Delphi 7

sgcIndy CBuilder Community

Compiled sgcIndy Packages for CBuilder (CBuilder 2007 - Rad Studio 12)

CBuilder 12 CBuilder 11 CBuilder 10_4
CBuilder 10_3 CBuilder 10_2 CBuilder 10_1
CBuilder 10 CBuilder XE8 CBuilder XE7
CBuilder XE6 CBuilder XE5 CBuilder XE4
CBuilder XE3 CBuilder XE2 CBuilder XE
CBuilder 2010 CBuilder 2009 CBuilder 2007

OpenSSL 1.1.1 and TLS 1.3

 1. First you must enable OpenSSL 1.1.1 API, there is a global variable called OPENSSL_API_VERSION located in IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders.

OPENSSL_API_VERSION := opSSL_1_1;

 2. Drop an OpenSSL IOHandler component and set TLS 1.3 as TLS version

OpenSSLIOHandler.SSLOptions.Method := sslvTLSv1_3;

Once configured your OpenSSL IOHandler, keep in mind that you must upgrade your openssl libraries to OpenSSL 1.1.1. Read the following article about it:

Indy OpenSSL

 

  

What's sgcIndy Package?

The origin of the sgcIndy Package started when several sgcWebSockets users were concerned about the lack of support of the latest openSSL libraries by the Indy Library (which officially only supports the deprecated 1.0.2 version), initially only the sgcWebSockets library implemented the new openSSL versions, but lots of users are still using the Indy components in production (FTP, SMTP servers...) and I got several requests to implement these features to override the security problems using the deprecated 1.0.2 openSSL libraries. sgcIndy Package tries to fix these problems providing access to the latest OpenSSL 1.1.1 & 3.0.0 libraries and adding support for other features like ALPN and more.

It's free?

Yes, it's absolutely free for all Delphi and CBuilder users without any limitations.

Why I should use sgcIndy package instead of Indy

Indy is a great library, but in the latest years the development has lack of support for new protocols, new openSSL libraries (still using 1.0.2)... sgcIndy takes profit from the sgcWebSockets library development and implements those new features, so legacy indy components like ftp, smtp... can take advantage of modern protocols maintaining your actual code base without the need of using other libraries.

Additionally, the sgcIndy Package comes with a windows setup that makes the upgrades between versions easier than doing manually and backups the Indy version that comes with Rad Studio if exists. If later sgcIndy Package is uninstalled, the Indy version is restored.