Web Forms Print Manager – PB Docs 120
Web Forms Print Manager In Web Forms applications, output from supported PowerScript print functions is published as PDF files on the server side. These PDF files are visible in the client-side Web browser through links in the Web Forms Print Manager, and they can be printed on the client side. The following system print functions…
Uploading Files with the File Manager – PB Docs 120
Uploading Files with the File Manager The files that a user uploads through the Web Forms File Manager are saved under the SessionID (or UserName) path. The uploaded files are copied from the client-side computer. They are deleted from the server-side SessionID path (but not from the UserName path) at the end of the Web…
RowFocusChanging – PB Docs 120
RowFocusChanging Occurs when the current row is about to change in the DataWindow. The current row of the DataWindow is not necessarily the same as the current row in the database. The RowFocusChanging event occurs just before the RowFocusChanged event. Applies to Web DataWindow client control Arguments Argument Description sender String. Identifier for the client-side…
Configuring ASP.NET for a .NET Web Service Project – PB Docs 120
Configuring ASP.NET for a .NET Web Service Project Configure .NET Web Service projects in the same way you configure .NET Web Forms projects. IIS and ASP.NET ASP.NET configuration includes making sure the Web server has a compatible version of IIS and that the 2.0 version of ASP.NET is selected for your Web service components. .NET…
OpenFileManager – PB Docs 120
OpenFileManager Use to open the Web Forms File Manager. Syntax
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Returns None. Examples � Use this code to open the Web Forms File Manager:
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#if defined PBWEBFORM then OpenFileManager() #end if |
Usage See Web Forms File Manager . Parent topic: System Functions for .NET Web Forms Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Unsupported Functions for Controls in Web Forms – PB Docs 120
Unsupported Functions for Controls in Web Forms Some PowerBuilder control functions cannot be used in applications deployed to ASP.NET. This table 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: Function Controls not…
Configuration Requirements for Windows Vista and Later – PB Docs 120
Configuration Requirements for Windows Vista and Later When you run PowerBuilder on Windows Vista or Windows 7 under a standard user account, and attempt to deploy Web Forms or Web Service projects, the User Account Control (UAC) dialog box appears. This dialog box allows you to elevate your privileges for the purpose of deployment. Deploying…
Performing some initial housekeeping – PB Docs 120
Performing some initial housekeeping Now that you have the basic objects you need, you are ready to start writing code to make your pipeline work in the application. To begin, you must take care of some setup chores that will prepare the application to handle pipeline execution. To get the application ready for pipeline execution:…
Creating an executable version of your application – PB Docs 120
Creating an executable version of your application The next few sections tell you more about the packaging process and provide information to help you make choices about the resulting application. They cover: Compiler basics What can go in the package How to choose a packaging model How to implement your packaging model How to test…
Chapter 4 Getting Information About PowerBuilder Class Definitions – PB Docs 120
Chapter 4 Getting Information About PowerBuilder Class Definitions About this chapter This chapter explains what class definition information is and how it is used, and presents some sample code. Developers of tools and object frameworks can use class definition information for tasks such as producing reports or defining objects with similar characteristics. You do not…