First, in the unit which contains your Delphi component, add the compiler directive {$ObjExportAll On} and make sure you register the component.
In C++ Builder create a new package. Add to the uses of the package USEUNIT(“YourUnit.pas”);
Build and make the package. The component should now...
Is it possible to use Borland C++ Builder components in Delphi and have them appear in the component pallette?
I can do this with Delphi components in C++ Builder, but not the other way around.
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