Powerbuilder Documentation 10.5

XML namespaces – PB Docs 105

XML namespaces XML namespaces provide a way to create globally unique names to distinguish between elements and attributes with the same name but of different terminologies. For example, in an XML invoice document for a bookstore, the name “date” could be used by accounting for the date of the order and by order fulfillment for…

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Modifying an existing style – PB Docs 105

Modifying an existing style The easiest way to get started building form styles is to copy an existing form style and work with it. By examining its structure and making small changes, you can quickly understand how form styles work. To begin by modifying an existing form style: Open the Library painter in PowerBuilder. Copy…

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Chapter 36 Building Accessible Applications – PB Docs 105

Chapter 36 Building Accessible Applications About this chapter This chapter provides information about guidelines and requirements for making applications accessible to users with disabilities. It explains what features PowerBuilder offers to support the creation of accessible applications, and it includes pointers to additional sources of information. Contents Topic Understanding accessibility challenges Accessibility requirements for software…

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Chapter 35 Internationalizing an Application – PB Docs 105

Chapter 35 Internationalizing an Application About this chapter This chapter describes some of the issues that arise when you develop and deploy applications for multiple languages. Contents Topic Developing international applications Using Unicode Internationalizing the user interface Localizing the product Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.

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About VPATs – PB Docs 105

About VPATs A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) is a table designed to help U.S. Federal officials make preliminary assessments of accessibility compliance for products offered to the government for sale. A VPAT lists the criteria for compliance with accessibility requirements for various types of products and provides columns where you can indicate and comment…

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Identifying the dragged control – PB Docs 105

Identifying the dragged control To identify the type of control that was dropped, use the source argument of the DragDrop event. This script for the DragDrop event in a picture declares two variables, then determines the type of object that was dropped:

 CommandButton lcb_button

1	CommandButton lcb_button

 StaticText lst_info

1	StaticText lst_info

 IF source.TypeOf() = CommandButton! THEN

1	IF source.TypeOf() = CommandButton! THEN

         lcb_button = source

1	lcb_button = source

         lcb_button.Text = "You dropped a Button!"

1	lcb_button.Text = "You dropped a Button!"

 ELSEIF source.TypeOf() = StaticText! THEN

1	ELSEIF source.TypeOf() = StaticText! THEN

         lst_info = source

1	lst_info = source

         lst_info.Text = "You dropped the text!"

1	lst_info.Text = "You dropped the text!"

 END IF<i></i>

1	END IF<i></i>

Using CHOOSE CASE If your window has a large number of controls…

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Supported DBMS features when calling stored procedures – PB Docs 105

Supported DBMS features when calling stored procedures When you define and use a custom Transaction object to call remote stored procedures in your application, the features supported depend on the DBMS to which your application connects. The following sections describe the supported features for some of the DBMSs that you can access in PowerBuilder. Read…

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Installing the sample applications – PB Docs 105

Installing the sample applications To install the samples from the CD, select the Custom setup type in the PowerBuilder installation program and select Code Examples from the list of components. To install the Code Examples application, select Example Application. To install the Web DataWindow PBL, select Web DataWindow. Both samples are installed in the Code…

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Chapter 25 Building an EAServer Client – PB Docs 105

Chapter 25 Building an EAServer Client About this chapter This chapter explains how to build a PowerBuilder client that accesses an EAServer component. For information about secure connections, see Chapter 26, “Using SSL in PowerBuilder clients.” Contents Topic About building an EAServer client Connecting to EAServer Generating EAServer proxy objects Invoking component methods Using the…

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Client- and component-demarcated transactions – PB Docs 105

Client- and component-demarcated transactions Client applications and EAServer components marked as OTS style can create, control, and obtain information about EAServer transactions using functions of the CORBACurrent context service object. The CORBACurrent object provides most of the methods defined for the CORBA Current interface. Two-phase commit Components in a client- or component-demarcated transaction must be…

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XML namespaces – PB Docs 105

Modifying an existing style – PB Docs 105

Chapter 36 Building Accessible Applications – PB Docs 105

Chapter 35 Internationalizing an Application – PB Docs 105

About VPATs – PB Docs 105

Identifying the dragged control – PB Docs 105

Supported DBMS features when calling stored procedures – PB Docs 105

Installing the sample applications – PB Docs 105

Chapter 25 Building an EAServer Client – PB Docs 105

Client- and component-demarcated transactions – PB Docs 105

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