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Managing TreeView items – PB Docs 90

Managing TreeView items An item in a TreeView is a TreeViewItem structure. The preceding section described how to set the item’s properties in the structure and then insert it into the TreeView. This code declares a TreeViewItem structure and sets several properties:

For information about Picture properties, see “Managing TreeView pictures”. When you insert…

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About the sample applications – PB Docs 90

About the sample applications PowerBuilder provides sample applications with source code so you can learn and reuse the techniques used in the samples. There are two kinds of samples: Samples that you can download from the Web Samples you can install from the CD Samples on the Web The latest PowerBuilder sample applications and utilities…

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Using a RichText DataWindow object – PB Docs 90

Using a RichText DataWindow object This section discusses: How scrolling differs from other DataWindow styles Problems you may encounter with default values for new rows What happens when the user makes changes Scrolling In a RichText DataWindow object, the rich text can consist of more than one page. A row of data can be associated…

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About Transaction objects – PB Docs 90

About Transaction objects In a PowerBuilder database connection, a Transaction object is a special nonvisual object that functions as the communications area between PowerScript and the database. The Transaction object specifies the parameters that PowerBuilder uses to connect to a database. You must establish the Transaction object before you can access the database from your…

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Printing a job – PB Docs 90

Printing a job PrintOpen must be the first function call in every print job. The PrintOpen function defines a new blank page in memory, specifies that all printing be done in the printer’s default font, and returns an integer. The integer is the print job number that is used to identify the job in all…

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Using PBDOM – PB Docs 90

Using PBDOM This section describes how to accomplish basic tasks using PBDOM classes and methods. To check for complete code samples that you can download and test, select Programs>Sybase>PowerBuilder 9.0>PB 9 Code Samples from the Windows Start menu. Validating the XML Before you try to build a document from a file or string, you can…

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Database connections – PB Docs 90

Database connections If you are deploying an executable or component that accesses a database, your users need access to the DBMS and to the database your application uses. Where to install database connectivity files You do not need to deploy database connectivity files with a client application that relies on a middle-tier component on another…

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Chapter 38 Packaging an Application for Deployment – PB Docs 90

Chapter 38 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.

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About building COM, MTS, and COM+ components – PB Docs 90

About building COM, MTS, and COM+ components You can develop a custom class user object containing business logic in PowerBuilder and then package the object as a COM server or MTS or COM+ application. On platforms that support COM+, such as Windows 2000 and Windows XP, you can build COM+ applications and deploy them to…

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SSL connections in PowerBuilder – PB Docs 90

SSL connections in PowerBuilder PowerBuilder provides two system objects for use with secure connections: SSLServiceProvider service object The SSLServiceProvider object is an implementation of the EAServer CtsSecurity::SSLServiceProvider interface. For more information about this interface, you can view the EAServer interface repository documentation in a Web browser by connecting to your server at http://hostname:portnumber/ir. You use…

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