[SOLVED] Where can I download the JvDBLaz, JvDBLookupCombo, etc.

[1HuntnMan]

I upgraded Lazarus on my computer yesterday evening to the latest version but forgot about my extra components, which
 were wiped out.  One group I am using are the JvDBLaz components, mainly JvDBLookupCombo and a few others.  I can't find where to download these and reload them into Lazarus.  I found docs about them on SourceForge but can't find where to download the components/packages????

Anyone know where, thanks???

[1HuntnMan]

Actually, the package I downloaded a month or so back had a lot of really neat stuff that weren't just Database types.

[1HuntnMan]

Here's a screenshot of some of what I'm missing... see attached.
Tks

[paweld]

OnlinePackageManager or https://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus-ccr/files/jvcllaz/

[1HuntnMan]

Thank loads PAWELD! 

[1HuntnMan]

How do you load this package properly, I'm new to Lazarus.  I should have documented how I loaded this pkg a month or so ago.
I just now went to Open Package File, selected jujiboutils.lpk, compiled it. What do I do next... Add - New Component or Use - Add to Project???

[paweld]

Why jujiboutils?In Lazarus menu: Packages > Open Package File > select 'jvcl_all.lpk' in 'packages' direktory and click 'open'. Next click 'compile' and after that 'use > install'.
After rebuilding Lazarus has a palette of components will appear JVCL components

[1HuntnMan]

I was just going by the name JvDB... I'm quite new at Lazarus but love it.  Thanks, I'll get back to loading my 2 projects.
I'm documenting in my personal Lazarus handbook, Thanks

[1HuntnMan]

Actually, I went back and where you download the jvcl_all.lpk, at the top is download jujiboutils and wasn't paying attention. I'm in my 70's and starting programming back in the 80's with Turbo Pascal.  But, in retirement just about 6 months ago I ran out of hobbies so decided to start programming again and have a bit of CRS Syndrome, so relearning, LoL and having a blast!

[wp]

You are completely on the wong track, jujiboutils has nothing to do with jvcl...

The simplest way to install a package in Lazarus is to open "Package" > "Online Package manager". Scroll down a bit until you see "JVCLLaz" in the list. Check it, click "Install", allow the IDE to be rebuilt and wait until Lazarus is restarted - done.