Completing the style – PB Docs 80
Completing the style To complete your form style, enhance the window and menu to provide the processing you want. For example, you can: Work with the central DataWindow control Add controls to the window Define actions (functions that appear as actions in your form style) Modify the menu and its associated toolbar Write scripts for…
Chapter 8 Using Lists in a Window – PB Docs 80
Chapter 8 Using Lists in a Window About this chapter This chapter describes how to use lists to present information in an application. Contents Topic About presenting lists Using listboxes Using dropdown listboxes Using ListView controls Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Chapter 35 Packaging an Application for Deployment – PB Docs 80
Chapter 35 Packaging an Application for Deployment About this chapter This chapter tells you how to prepare a completed executable application for deployment to users. Contents Topic About deploying applications Creating an executable version of your application Delivering your application to end users Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
PowerBuilder component on EAServer – PB Docs 80
PowerBuilder component on EAServer The following files are required on the EAServer host on which components generated in PowerBuilder will run. Availability on UNIX A UNIX version of the PowerBuilder runtime and database DLLs is available for use with EAServer on some UNIX platforms. Please call your Sybase sales representative for information about available versions…
Chapter 15 Piping Data Between Data Sources – PB Docs 80
Chapter 15 Piping Data Between Data Sources About this chapter This chapter tells how you can use a Pipeline object in your application to pipe data from one or more source tables to a new or existing destination table. Contents Topic About data pipelines Building the objects you need Performing some initial housekeeping Starting the…
Chapter 2 Selected Object-Oriented Programming Topics – PB Docs 80
Chapter 2 Selected Object-Oriented Programming Topics About this chapter This chapter describes how to implement selected object-oriented programming techniques in PowerBuilder. Contents Topic Terminology review PowerBuilder techniques Other techniques Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
OLE support in PowerBuilder – PB Docs 80
OLE support in PowerBuilder OLE, originally an acronym for Object Linking and Embedding, is a facility that allows Windows programs to share data and program functionality. PowerBuilder OLE controls are containers that can call upon OLE server applications to display and manipulate OLE objects. OLE control The OLE control in the Window painter allows you…
Using graphs – PB Docs 80
Using graphs In PowerBuilder, there are two ways to display graphs: In a DataWindow, using data retrieved from the DataWindow data source In a graph control in a window or user object, using data supplied by your application code This chapter discusses the graph control and describes how your application code can supply data for…
Requesting a message back from the server – PB Docs 80
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…
About MAPI – PB Docs 80
About MAPI PowerBuilder supports MAPI (messaging application program interface), so you can enable your applications to send and receive messages using any MAPI-compliant electronic mail system. For example, your PowerBuilder applications can: Send mail with the results of an analysis performed in the application Send mail when a particular action is taken by the user…