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PB Docs 100 – Page 2 – PowerBuilder Library

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Deploying a component to EAServer – PB Docs 100

Deploying a component to EAServer If you are developing a PowerBuilder custom class user object containing business logic that will be deployed to a transaction server, there are some database connectivity issues to keep in mind. For detailed information about the files you need to deploy with applications or components you build in PowerBuilder, see…

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Defining the component interface – PB Docs 100

Defining the component interface How the interface is specified EAServer stores all component interfaces in CORBA Interface Definition Language (IDL) modules. IDL is defined by the Object Management Group as a standard language for defining component interfaces. When you deploy a PowerBuilder custom class user object as an EAServer component, the methods (functions and events)…

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DataWindow Web control for ActiveX – PB Docs 100

DataWindow Web control for ActiveX The following files must be deployed to your Web server if you are using the DataWindow Web control for ActiveX. Table 41-13: PowerBuilder file for DataWindow Web control for ActiveX Name Required for PSDWC100.CAB CAB file containing an Open Software Distribution information file and DLLs for the Web ActiveX and…

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Creating the PowerBuilder application – PB Docs 100

Creating the PowerBuilder application The starting point of your PowerBuilder window plug-in application is a child window displayed in a Web page. In the window you can include controls and write scripts for events. Your scripts can open other windows, read and write files, and run other programs on the client machine. Design choices for…

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Creating an HTML page – PB Docs 100

Creating an HTML page After creating and building the PowerBuilder PBDs for your PowerBuilder window ActiveX application, you need to create the HTML page that displays it. To include a PowerBuilder window on a Web page, you use the Object element. Element attributes specify the class ID for the PowerBuilder window ActiveX, the space allocated…

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Accessing data properties – PB Docs 100

Accessing data properties To access properties related to a graph’s data during execution, you use DataWindow methods for graphs. There are three categories of these methods related to data: Methods that provide information about a graph’s data Methods that save data from a graph Methods that change the color, fill patterns, and other visual properties…

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About data pipelines – PB Docs 100

About data pipelines The Data Pipeline painter gives you the ability to quickly reproduce data within a database, across databases, or even across DBMSs. To do that, you create a data pipeline which, when executed, pipes the data as specified in the definition of the data pipeline. What you can do With the Data Pipeline…

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Chapter 3 Working with HTML Pages – PB Docs 100

Chapter 3 Working with HTML Pages About this chapter This chapter introduces the HTML editor for Web targets. The HTML editor can be used to edit HTML pages in Web site targets and JSP pages in JSP targets. For information on the Style Sheet and Frameset editors, see Chapter 4, “Working with Style Sheets and…

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Procedures for editing scripts – PB Docs 100

Procedures for editing scripts In the integrated Script editor, you can create scripts for object events or independent scripts. Choosing an object or event for scripting To write a script for an object event: In the rightmost drop-down list, select a scripting language. In the Script toolbar, select an object in the leftmost drop-down list….

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About Web targets – PB Docs 100

About Web targets A Web target is a collection of files and components used to create a Web application. A Web application can represent part or all of a Web site. Web applications created using PowerBuilder Web targets deliver dynamic, interactive content by integrating database data, scripting for client- and server-side events, and access to…

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