Deploying a JSP target – PB Docs 110
Deploying a JSP target After you set up local or target deployment configurations, you can deploy a JSP target for testing or production whenever you want. To deploy a JSP target using selected configurations: Right-click the target, and select Properties from the pop-up menu. Click the Deploy tab, then select only the configurations you want…
SOAP processing in JSP targets – PB Docs 110
SOAP processing in JSP targets Datatype support JSP targets in PowerBuilder use the Apache Software Foundation’s Axis software for Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) processing. The Axis software includes support for user-defined complex datatypes and document-type WSDL files. Axis provides a WSDL2 Java tool that builds Java proxies and skeletons for Web services with WSDL…
JSP scripting elements – PB Docs 110
JSP scripting elements Scripting elements manipulate objects and perform computations. The character sequence that precedes a scripting element depends on the element’s type: <% for a scriptlet, <%= for an expression, and <%! for a declaration. Scriptlets, expressions, declarations, and server-side comments are all closed with the sequence %>. Scriptlets A scriptlet contains a code…
HTML editor views – PB Docs 110
HTML editor views The HTML editor has three views: Page, Source, and Preview. Each view provides a different way of working with your HTML project. Page view Page view provides WYSIWYG editing for an HTML page without requiring knowledge of HTML tagging. Use Page view as your main editing environment or to supplement the editing…
Unsupported functions for controls in Web Forms – PB Docs 110
Unsupported functions for controls in Web Forms Table 8-7 lists unsupported functions, the controls on which they are not supported, and any notes that apply to specific controls. If your application uses these functions, rework it to avoid their use. Table 8-7: Unsupported functions by control in Web Forms projects Function Controls not supporting function…
Unsupported events for controls in Web Forms – PB Docs 110
Unsupported events for controls in Web Forms Table 8-8 lists unsupported events, the controls on which they are not supported, and any notes that apply to specific controls. If your application uses these events, rework it to avoid their use. Custom events Custom events based on PowerBuilder Message (pbm) event IDs are not supported in…
Chapter 2 Moving PowerBuilder Applications to the Web – PB Docs 110
Chapter 2 Moving PowerBuilder Applications to the Web About this chapter In PowerBuilder 11 you can deploy PowerBuilder applications as ASP.NET Web applications. This chapter explains how to generate PowerBuilder applications as Web Forms applications. Contents Topic About PowerBuilder Web Forms applications Creating a PowerBuilder .NET Web Forms target Deploying and running a .NET Web…
About Web Forms properties – PB Docs 110
About Web Forms properties In addition to PowerScript properties that are converted to .NET properties and JavaScript attributes, a .NET Web Forms application has global properties that you can set at design time on the Configuration tab of the Project painter or after deployment in the generated Web.Config file for your application. Several built-in control…
PowerScript syntax for .NET calls – PB Docs 110
PowerScript syntax for .NET calls When you make calls to .NET assemblies or their methods or properties from PowerBuilder, you must follow PowerScript syntax rules. The following syntax rules are especially important for C# developers to keep in mind: Instantiating a class To instantiate a class, use “create”, not “new”. Even when you are referencing…
Debugging a .NET application – PB Docs 110
Debugging a .NET application After you have deployed a PowerBuilder Web Forms or Windows Forms application, you can debug it. To launch the application and open the debugger, right-click the target or project in the System Tree and select Debug from its pop-up menu. You can also select the Debug Project button or the Design>Debug…