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Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0 – Page 2 – PowerBuilder Library

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0

Powerbuilder Documentation 11.0

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Localizing the product – PB Docs 110

Localizing the product PowerBuilder provides resources for international developers that include localized runtime files and the Translation Toolkit. The localized files become available after the general release of a new version of PowerBuilder. Localized runtime files Localized runtime files are provided for French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. You can install localized…

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Creating remote databases – PB Docs 110

Creating remote databases Any SQL Anywhere database can be converted for use as a remote database in a MobiLink installation. You can also create a new SQL Anywhere remote database that uses all or part of the schema of the consolidated SQL Anywhere database. You create the database on your desktop using the Sybase Central…

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Printing functions – PB Docs 110

Printing functions PowerScript provides predefined functions that you can use to generate simple and complex lists and reports. Using only three functions, you can create a tabular report in your printer’s default font. Using additional functions, you can create a report with multiple text fonts, character sizes, and styles, as well as lines and pictures….

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PowerBuilder runtime files – PB Docs 110

PowerBuilder runtime files Database connectivity Files required for database connectivity are listed separately in “Database connections”. Core runtime files Table 41-4 lists the core PowerBuilder runtime files. Table 41-4: Core PowerBuilder runtime files Name Required for pbvm110.dll All. pbshr110.dll All. pbvm110.dll has dependencies on this file. libjcc.dll All. pbvm110.dll has dependencies on this file. libjutils.dll…

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Building a style from scratch – PB Docs 110

Building a style from scratch Once you understand how form styles work, you can build one from scratch. To build a form style from scratch: Create a new window. Place a DataWindow control in the window. In the Properties view for the control, name the control using one of the special names. For the list…

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About the Component Object Model – PB Docs 110

About the Component Object Model The Microsoft Component Object Model (COM) defines a standard way for software components to supply services to each other. Any PowerBuilder custom class user object can be used as a COM object by providing it with a runtime environment, a registry entry, and optionally a type library. Clients built with…

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Printing data – PB Docs 110

Printing data You can use a DataStore to print data on a remote server if the server is running on Windows or Solaris. Platform note The following example would not work on HP-UX or AIX. On these platforms, EAServer uses a windows-free version of the PowerBuilder runtime environment that does not provide support for graphical…

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Requesting a message back from the server – PB Docs 110

Requesting a message back from the server Simulating server push A client application cannot pass a PowerBuilder object reference to EAServer. Therefore, you cannot use a PowerBuilder object reference to push messages from the server back to a PowerBuilder client. However, you can simulate this behavior by using a shared object on the client to…

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About the PowerBuilder window plug-in – PB Docs 110

About the PowerBuilder window plug-in The PowerBuilder window plug-in lets you display a PowerBuilder child window on a Web page viewed in a browser that supports Netscape plug-ins. Internet Explorer Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 and later versions do not support Netscape plug-ins. As a result, the PowerBuilder window plug-in cannot be used…

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About the DataWindow plug-in – PB Docs 110

About the DataWindow plug-in The DataWindow plug-in lets you display a Powersoft report (PSR) on a Web page viewed in a browser that supports Netscape plug-ins. A PSR file contains a report definition (source and object) as well as the data contained in the report when the PSR file was created. Because its data is…

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