01-12-2022, 08:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-12-2022, 08:35 PM by Alexandre Machado.)
Hi Magnus,
1- Yes, there are lots of changes. I suggest you can install latest IW in a VM using the same license. If you don't have a separate VM with Delphi installed, you can also install it in another folder (switching IW packages in Delphi IDE is tricky though, but you can backup/restore the IDE packages if you don't feel like installing the old version again). Between IW 15.1.x and the latest 15.2.49 there is a sea of enhancements....
2- Regarding TLS 1.3: it can be enabled via registry settings in newer Windows Servers - the ones that didn't reach the End of support period - e.g. I'm positive that you can use TLS 1.3 in Windows Server 2016. However, it is not possible to use TLS 1.3 in Windows Server 2008R2.
But why do you need specifically TLS 1.3? TLS 1.2 is still considered safe and hasn't been deprecated for all that matters... It's perfectly acceptable to run anything on TLS 1.2.
1- Yes, there are lots of changes. I suggest you can install latest IW in a VM using the same license. If you don't have a separate VM with Delphi installed, you can also install it in another folder (switching IW packages in Delphi IDE is tricky though, but you can backup/restore the IDE packages if you don't feel like installing the old version again). Between IW 15.1.x and the latest 15.2.49 there is a sea of enhancements....
2- Regarding TLS 1.3: it can be enabled via registry settings in newer Windows Servers - the ones that didn't reach the End of support period - e.g. I'm positive that you can use TLS 1.3 in Windows Server 2016. However, it is not possible to use TLS 1.3 in Windows Server 2008R2.
But why do you need specifically TLS 1.3? TLS 1.2 is still considered safe and hasn't been deprecated for all that matters... It's perfectly acceptable to run anything on TLS 1.2.