Adding pbdom100.pbd to the library search path – PB Docs 100
Adding pbdom100.pbd to the library search path The PBDOM classes are implemented in a DLL file, pbdom100.pbx. To use the classes in a PowerBuilder application, you must place pbdom100.pbx in the application’s path, and add the pbdom100.pbd file to the application’s library search path. The PBD acts as a wrapper for the DLL, enabling the…
Starting the deployed application – PB Docs 125
Starting the deployed application Users can run your application just as they run other Windows applications. For example, they can double-click the executable file in Explorer or create an application shortcut on the desktop and double-click the shortcut. If users create a shortcut, the Target text box on the Shortcut properties page should specify the…
Setting application properties in scripts – PB Docs 125
Setting application properties in scripts The Application object has several properties that specify application-level properties. For example, the property ToolbarText specifies whether text displays on toolbars in an MDI application. You can reference these properties in any script in the application using this syntax: AppName.property For example, to specify that text displays on toolbars in…
TraceError object – PB Docs 126
TraceError object The TraceError object provides information about a node in a trace file identified as an occurrence of a system error or warning, including the error message and severity level. To access the extra properties of the TraceError object, you assign a TraceActivityNode object whose activity type is ActError! to the TraceError object. The…
EXCEPTION_PBDOM_OBJECT_ALREADY_HAS_OWNER – PB Docs 150
EXCEPTION_PBDOM_OBJECT_ALREADY_HAS_OWNER Code Value : 19 This exception is thrown when a PBDOM_ELEMENT is set as the owner of a PBDOM_ATTRIBUTE when the specified PBDOM_ATTRIBUTE already has an owner PBDOM_ELEMENT. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
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…
About deploying applications – PB Docs 100
About deploying applications PowerBuilder lets you develop and deploy applications for many application architectures. Traditional client/server applications The primary focus of this chapter is on building an executable file and packaging a single- or two-tier application for deployment. The chapter helps you decide whether to use compiled code or pseudocode, whether to use dynamic libraries…
Installing the sample applications – PB Docs 125
Installing the sample applications To install the samples from the DVD, select Code Examples from the list of components. To install Code Examples applications, select Example Application. To install the Web DataWindow PBL, select Web DataWindow. The setup program installs all samples in Code Examples subdirectories. Most Code Examples applications use a sample SQL Anywhere®…
PowerScript Statements – PB Docs 125
PowerScript Statements About this chapter This chapter describes the PowerScript statements and how to use them in scripts. Contents Topic Assignment CALL CHOOSE CASE CONTINUE CREATE DESTROY DO…LOOP EXIT FOR…NEXT GOTO HALT IF…THEN RETURN THROW THROWS TRY…CATCH…FINALLY…END TRY Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
64-Bit Windows Applications – PB Docs 126
64-Bit Windows Applications Create 64-bit native applications in PowerBuilder Classic. Usage There is no special target for 64-bit native applications. To build a 64-bit application, select the platform in the Project painter General tab. If you need to deliver both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of your application, you should use separate projects and separate folders…