Start session manually by code – PB Docs 2022
Start session manually by code By default, the user session is automatically created when the application starts; and the session includes no token. For the session to include the token, the session must be started manually by code instead of automatically. To start the session manually by code, Step 1: Select the “Dynamic session parameters”…
Specifying the Web API URL – PB Docs 2022
Specifying the Web API URL For the installable cloud application to run successfully, you need to tell the client app where the Web APIs is hosted and run. Step 1: Go to the client app folder (for example, “salesdemo_cloud”), open the apprun.json file in a text editor. Step 2: Specify the URL of the docker…
Verifying the Web APIs – PB Docs 2022
Verifying the Web APIs After the Web APIs is deployed to the IIS website, the IIS process manager will automatically launch the Web APIs. (Make sure ASP.NET Core Hosting Bundle has been installed to IIS.) Although you don’t need to start the Web APIs manually, it is recommended that you verify the Web APIs can…
Verifying the configuration – PB Docs 2022
Verifying the configuration Now let’s run the PowerServer Web APIs and verify that the requests are forwarded successfully from the reverse proxy server to the PowerServer Web APIs. In order to view the detailed log information, let’s directly start the PowerServer Web APIs as a console application in the local development environment, using either of…
Mapping the transaction object – PB Docs 2022
Mapping the transaction object At app runtime, PowerServer determines which database connection cache to use according to the transaction object in use (the connection string in the PowerScript will be ignored). By default, the SQLCA transaction object will be automatically mapped with the cache. But if there is more than one transaction object existing in…
Preparations – PB Docs 2022
Preparations Before making changes to the PowerBuilder client app, let’s follow the steps below to make sure 1) the PowerBuilder application can run successfully, 2) the app has been deployed as an installable cloud app successfully, and 3) the PowerServer C# solution (including the built-in JWT server) has been successfully generated. In this tutorial, we…
(Optional) Verifying the Web APIs – PB Docs 2022
(Optional) Verifying the Web APIs After PowerServer Web APIs is deployed to the IIS web site, the IIS process manager will automatically launch the Web APIs. (Make sure ASP.NET Core Hosting Bundle has been installed to IIS.) Although you don’t need to start the Web APIs manually, it is recommended that you verify the Web…
Configuring and deploying the PowerServer project – PB Docs 2022
Configuring and deploying the PowerServer project Let’s directly use the sample PowerServer project for the two demo applications and deploy them one by one. For Example Sales App (SalesDemo), you can locate the salesdemo_cloud project file in salesdemo.pbl, and double click to open it in the painter. For Example Graph App, you can locate the…
Installing Web Deploy – PB Docs 2022
Installing Web Deploy You will need to install the Web Deploy supporting tool if you want to deploy the PowerServer project to the remote IIS server from the PowerBuilder IDE. Note Web Deploy must be installed after IIS is installed. If you have installed Web Deploy before IIS, uninstall Web Deploy and then choose the…
Modifying the PowerBuilder client app – PB Docs 2022
Modifying the PowerBuilder client app Contents Purpose Add scripts Add an INI file Start session manually by code Modify and re-deploy the PowerServer project Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.