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Running the project from PowerBuilder – PB Docs 115 – PowerBuilder Library

Running the project from PowerBuilder – PB Docs 115

Running the project from PowerBuilder

After you deploy the application, you can run it by selecting
Design>Run Project from the Project painter menu or selecting
the Run Project toolbar icon from the Project painter toolbar. The
pop-up menus for the .NET Windows Forms target and project in the
System Tree also have a Run menu item. If the target has more than
one project, specify which of them to run when you select Run from
the target’s pop-up menu on the Run tab page in the target’s Properties
dialog box. Run Project starts running the deployed executable file from
the location it was deployed to.

When
you debug or run the project from PowerBuilder, a system option
setting can cause a message box to display if the application has
been modified since it was last deployed. The message box prompts
you to redeploy the application, although you can select No to debug
or run the older application, and you can set the system option
to prevent the message box from displaying.

For information about the message box, see “Triggering build and deploy
operations”
. For information
about the system option, see “System option”.

For information on debugging .NET Windows Forms targets, see “Debugging a .NET application”.


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