Powerbuilder Documentation 10.5

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Chapter 14 Using PowerBuilder XML Services – PB Docs 105

Chapter 14 Using PowerBuilder XML Services About this chapter This chapter presents an overview of XML services in PowerBuilder. It describes the PowerBuilder Document Object Model (PBDOM), and describes how to use it in a PowerBuilder application. Contents Topic About XML and PowerBuilder About PBDOM PBDOM object hierarchy PBDOM node objects Adding pbdom105.pbx to your…

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About form styles – PB Docs 105

About form styles InfoMaker comes with built-in form styles with which users can build sophisticated forms. You can create your own form styles in PowerBuilder and provide them to InfoMaker users. With these custom form styles, you can enforce certain standards in your forms and provide extra functionality to your InfoMaker users. For example, you…

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Events for the PowerBuilder window ActiveX – PB Docs 105

Events for the PowerBuilder window ActiveX The PowerBuilder window ActiveX can respond to certain events occurring within the child window. These are outbound events, which execute first within the PowerBuilder window and then in the PowerBuilder window ActiveX. You can add JavaScript or VB Script code that responds to these events. The events are listed…

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Plug-ins and PowerBuilder window ActiveX controls – PB Docs 105

Plug-ins and PowerBuilder window ActiveX controls Plug-ins The files listed in Table 41-14 must be deployed to users’ computers if you are using DataWindow or window plug-ins. Table 41-14: PowerBuilder files for window and DataWindow plug-ins Name Required for NPPBA105.DLL Standard window plug-in NPPBS105.DLL Secure window plug-in NPDWE105.DLL DataWindow plug-in Installed path Program FilesSybasePowerBuilder 10.5Internet…

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Using tabs – PB Docs 105

Using tabs The Print function has several formats. The format shown in the previous example prints a string starting at the left edge of the print area and then prints a new line. In other formats of the Print function, you can use tabbing to specify the print cursor position before or after printing, or…

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Using ListView controls – PB Docs 105

Using ListView controls A ListView control allows you to display items and icons in a variety of arrangements. You can display large icon or small icon freeform lists, or you can display a vertical static list. You can also display additional information about each list item by associating additional columns with each list item: ListView…

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Chapter 11 Providing Online Help for an Application – PB Docs 105

Chapter 11 Providing Online Help for an Application About this chapter This chapter describes how to provide online Help for other PowerBuilder developers and for end users on Windows. Contents Topic Creating Help files Providing online Help for developers Providing online Help for users Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

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About window instances – PB Docs 105

About window instances When you build an application, you may want to display several windows that are identical in structure but have different data values. For example, you may have a w_employee window and want to display information for two or more employees at the same time by opening multiple copies (instances) of the w_employee…

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Exposing an NVO as a Web service – PB Docs 105

Exposing an NVO as a Web service The EAServer Component wizard includes a page that allows you to expose the component that the wizard generates as a Web service. The Expose Component as Web Service page of the wizard has a check box and three text box fields for setting and listing the generated component…

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Providing support for instance pooling – PB Docs 105

Providing support for instance pooling Benefits of instance pooling EAServer components can optionally support instance pooling. Instance pooling allows EAServer clients to reuse component instances. By eliminating the resource drain caused by repeated allocation of component instances, instance pooling improves the overall performance of EAServer. Specifying pooling options in the wizards When you create an…

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