Using the JaguarORB object – PB Docs 110
Using the JaguarORB object To create a CORBA-compatible client, you can use the JaguarORB object instead of the Connection object to establish the connection to the server. The JaguarORB object allows you to access EAServer from PowerBuilder clients in the same way as C++ clients. Two techniques The JaguarORB object supports two techniques for accessing…
Chapter 33 Using the PowerBuilder Window Plug-in – PB Docs 110
Chapter 33 Using the PowerBuilder Window Plug-in About this chapter This chapter describes how to develop, test, and deploy a PowerBuilder application that is displayed as a plug-in application in a Web page. Contents Topic About the PowerBuilder window plug-in Installing and configuring the PowerBuilder window plug-ins Using the secure PowerBuilder window plug-in Developing and…
Chapter 32 Using the DataWindow Plug-in – PB Docs 110
Chapter 32 Using the DataWindow Plug-in About this chapter This chapter describes how to plan and deploy a Powersoft report (PSR) in a Web page using the DataWindow plug-in. Contents Topic About the DataWindow plug-in Saving a Powersoft report (PSR) Creating an HTML page Setting up the Web server Setting up users’ workstations Before you…
Sample registry update file – PB Docs 110
Sample registry update file This sample registry file has registration information for a class user object named uo_salarydata.
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REGEDIT4<br />;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;<br />;<br />; Registry entries for MyCompany.SalaryData<br />;<br />; CLSID = {E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}<br />;<br />; PowerBuilder Generated Registry File<br />;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;<br />; Version independent entries:<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryData]<br />@="DataStore with functions returning salary statistics"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryDataCLSID]<br />@="{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryDataCurVer]<br />@="MyCompany.SalaryData.1"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryDataNotInsertable"<br />@=""<br /> <br />; Version specific entries:<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTAppID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}]<br />@="DataStore with functions returning salary statistics"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryData.1]<br />@="DataStore with functions returning salary statistics"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryData.1CLSID]<br />@="{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMyCompany.SalaryData.1NotInsertable]<br />@=""<br /> <br />; CLSID entries:<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-<br />00805F9236E9}]<br />@="DataStore with functions returning salary statistics"<br />"AppID"="{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-0805F9236E9}ProgID]<br />@="MyCompany.SalaryData.1"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}VersionIndependentProgID]<br />@="MyCompany.SalaryData"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}InProcServer32]<br />@="pbVM110.dll"<br />"ThreadingModel"="Apartment"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF 00805F9236E9}NotInsertable]<br />@=""<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}Programmable]<br />@=""<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}PowerBuilderClassName]<br />@="uo_salarydata"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}PowerBuilderLibraryList]<br />@="D:\pbserver.pbd"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}PowerBuilderBinaryType]<br />@="PCODE"<br />; Type Library Registration entries:<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{E022EF01-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}TypeLib]<br />@="{E022EF02-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTTypeLib{E022EF02-6789-11CF-92BF-00805F9236E9}1.0]<br />@="Type Library for DataStore with functions returning salary statistics"<br />[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTTypeLib{E022EF02-6789-11CF-92BF- 00805F9236E9}1.09Win32]<br />@="D:\pbserver.tlb" |
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DDE functions and events – PB Docs 110
DDE functions and events The following tables list the DDE functions and events separated into those functions and events used by DDE clients and those used by DDE servers. For more information on DDE support, see the PowerScript Reference . Return values Every DDE function returns an integer. DDE client Table 18-1: DDE client functions…
The Message object – PB Docs 110
The Message object The Message object is a predefined PowerBuilder global object (like the default Transaction object SQLCA and the Error object) that is used in scripts to process Microsoft Windows events that are not PowerBuilder-defined events. When a Microsoft Windows event occurs that is not a PowerBuilder-defined event, PowerBuilder populates the Message object with…
Using MAPI – PB Docs 110
Using MAPI To use MAPI, you create a MailSession object, then use the MailSession functions to manage it. For example:
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MailSession PBmail |
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PBmail = CREATE MailSession |
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PBmail.MailLogon(...) |
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... // Manage the session: send messages, |
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... // receive messages, and so on. |
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PBmail.MailLogoff() |
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You can use the Browser to get details about the attributes and functions of the MailSession system object, the attributes of the mail-related structures, and the valid values of the mail-related enumerated datatypes. For…
Support for HA event notification in Oracle 10g – PB Docs 110
Support for HA event notification in Oracle 10g Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) is a cluster database that uses a shared cache architecture. In Oracle 10g Release 2, a High Availability (HA) client connected to an RAC database can register a callback to indicate that it wants the server to notify it in case of…
Basic steps for setting connection parameters – PB Docs 110
Basic steps for setting connection parameters This section gives basic steps for setting database parameters and database preferences in PowerBuilder. To set database parameters: Learn how to set database parameters in the development environment or in code. See “Setting database parameters”. Determine the database parameters you can set for your database interface. For a table…
About database connections – PB Docs 110
About database connections This section gives an overview of when database connections occur in PowerBuilder. It also explains why you should use database profiles to manage your database connections. When database connections occur Connections in PowerBuilder PowerBuilder connects to your database when you: Open a painter that accesses the database Compile or save a PowerBuilder…