Using lists – PB Docs 90
Using lists You can use lists to present information to the user in simple lists with scrollbars. You can present this information with text and pictures (in a PictureListBox) or with text alone (using a ListBox). Depending on how you design your application, the user can select one or more list items to perform an…
PowerBuilder automation servers – PB Docs 90
PowerBuilder automation servers To use a PowerBuilder automation server, the following files need to be deployed: The PBD or DLL containing the implementation of the automation server The generated type library file if you chose to create one or, if you built a named server, the PBAEN90.TLB file that provides type library information for PowerBuilder.Application…
Chapter 7 Using Tab Controls in a Window – PB Docs 90
Chapter 7 Using Tab Controls in a Window About this chapter This chapter describes how to use Tab controls in your application. Contents Topic About Tab controls Defining and managing tab pages Customizing the Tab control Using Tab controls in scripts Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
About DDE – PB Docs 90
About DDE Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) makes it possible for two Windows applications to communicate with each other by sending and receiving commands and data. Using DDE, the applications can share data, execute commands remotely, and check error conditions. PowerBuilder supports DDE by providing PowerScript events and functions that enable a PowerBuilder application to send…
Using graphs – PB Docs 90
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…
Chapter 37 Building InfoMaker Styles and Actions – PB Docs 90
Chapter 37 Building InfoMaker Styles and Actions About this chapter This chapter explains how to build styles in PowerBuilder and provide them to InfoMaker users. Contents Topic About form styles Naming the DataWindow controls in a form style Building and using a form style Modifying an existing style Building a style from scratch Completing the…
Naming the DataWindow controls in a form style – PB Docs 90
Naming the DataWindow controls in a form style Each form style you define contains one or more central DataWindow controls that are based on DataWindow controls in one of the built-in InfoMaker form styles. The best way to understand the behavior of these DataWindow controls is to build forms in InfoMaker using each of the…
Building COM/MTS/COM+ components in the Project painter – PB Docs 90
Building COM/MTS/COM+ components in the Project painter You build PowerBuilder COM servers in the Project painter. If you did not create a project when you created the user object, you can use the COM/MTS/COM+ Project wizard to create one. You can also set up a project to build a COM component directly in the Project…
Connecting to EAServer – PB Docs 90
Connecting to EAServer Using the Connection object The simplest way to connect to EAServer is to use the capabilities of the Connection object, a nonvisual object that handles communications with the server. You can write all the code to connect to the server by hand, or you can use the Connection Object wizard to get…
Chapter 28 Building an EJB client – PB Docs 90
Chapter 28 Building an EJB client About this chapter This chapter describes building a PowerBuilder client for an Enterprise JavaBeans component running on a J2EE-compliant application server. Reference information for the objects described in this chapter is in the PowerBuilder Extension Reference and in the online Help. Contents Topic About building an EJB client Adding…