Choosing DataWindow object-wide options – PB Docs 105
Choosing DataWindow object-wide options You can set the default options, such as colors and borders, that PowerBuilder uses in creating the initial draft of a DataWindow object. DataWindow generation options are for styles that use a layout made up of bands, which include Freeform, Grid, Label, N-Up, Tabular, Group, TreeView, and Crosstab. PowerBuilder maintains a…
Chapter 11 Using the Web DataWindow Design-Time Control – PB Docs 105
Chapter 11 Using the Web DataWindow Design-Time Control About this chapter This chapter describes the Web DataWindow design-time control (DTC) you can add to your Web target pages. Contents Topic About the Sybase Web DataWindow DTC Adding a DataWindow to a Web page Setting Web DataWindow DTC properties Editing existing Web DataWindow DTC properties DataWindow…
Setting up a deployment configuration – PB Docs 105
Setting up a deployment configuration From a Target Properties dialog box for a Web target, you can set up both local and target configurations: Local configuration A local deployment configuration is stored in your local registry for personal use. Use a local configuration if you have a test server to deploy, and if other developers…
About the Web Target style and style sheet editors – PB Docs 105
About the Web Target style and style sheet editors Style sheet editors simplify the process for creating cascading style sheets or embedded or inline styles through the use of tabs and property sheets. You can access the following style and style sheet editors in PowerBuilder: Table 4-1: Style sheet editors available for Web targets Style…
Procedures for editing scripts – PB Docs 105
Procedures for editing scripts In the integrated Script editor, you can create scripts for object events or independent scripts. Choosing an object or event for scripting To write a script for an object event: In the rightmost drop-down list, select a scripting language. In the Script toolbar, select an object in the leftmost drop-down list….
JSP Web Target object model – PB Docs 105
JSP Web Target object model Classes in the Web Target object model handle the complexities of data transfer, HTML generation, and JavaScript generation for client scripts. The non-4GL part of the JSP object model provides a set of utility Java classes that implement this functionality and encapsulate most of the JSP page’s implicit objects. These…