How to use the Web ActiveX in a Web target – PB Docs 80
How to use the Web ActiveX in a Web target The PowerBuilder and DataWindow Builder installation programs install the Web ActiveX and the Transaction Object control in the system registry. You can find them in the System Tree on the Components tab. These procedures provide a summary of the ways you author Web pages with…
DataWindow objects for the Web ActiveX – PB Docs 80
DataWindow objects for the Web ActiveX The DataWindow Web control for ActiveX requires either of these: A DataWindow object stored in a PBL A PSR that was saved with data Properties for the Web ActiveX identify the DataWindow object that you want to display in the control. This section describes considerations for: Defining DataWindow objects…
Using the DataWindow Transaction Object control – PB Docs 80
Using the DataWindow Transaction Object control What it does The DataWindow Transaction Object control allows you to establish a database connection independent of the Web ActiveX. It is similar to the PowerBuilder Transaction object. Internal transaction management or separate Transaction object Both the Web ActiveX control and the Transaction Object control can establish a database…
Making database connections – PB Docs 80
Making database connections The connection process The Web ActiveX and Transaction Object controls make database connections using JDBC. Their Java classes interact with the Java classes of the database vendor’s JDBC interface. The vendor’s classes interact with the database. JDBC driver from a database vendor The classes for the JDBC database driver you plan to…
Coding for the Web ActiveX – PB Docs 80
Coding for the Web ActiveX You can write scripts in the Web page to manipulate the DataWindow data and presentation. The methods and events are similar to those available in a standard DataWindow, but the events have been renamed to match JavaScript naming conventions. The properties, methods, and events–as well as the DataWindow object properties…
Deploying the Web ActiveX – PB Docs 80
Deploying the Web ActiveX CAB file for deployment The Sybase installation directory includes a CAB file that contains all files and information the client Web browser (Internet Explorer) needs for installing the Web ActiveX and the Transaction Object control. The CAB file includes: An Open Software Distribution information file DLLs for the controls Java class…
DataWindow, Java Edition – PB Docs 80
DataWindow, Java Edition Features The DataWindow, Java Edition is a set of JavaBeans components and associated classes for use in Java applications. It implements all the features of the PowerBuilder DataWindow except rich text, graphs, and OLE. The DataWindow, Java Edition supports data retrieval with retrieval arguments and data update. You can use edit styles,…
Chapter 8 Using the DataWindow Web Control for ActiveX – PB Docs 80
Chapter 8 Using the DataWindow Web Control for ActiveX About this chapter This chapter describes how to use the Sybase DataWindow Web control for ActiveX (Web ActiveX). Contents Topic About the Web ActiveX HTML for inserting the controls on a Web page How to use the Web ActiveX in a Web target DataWindow objects for…
Chapter 2 Using DataWindow Objects – PB Docs 80
Chapter 2 Using DataWindow Objects About this chapter This chapter describes how to use DataWindow objects in an application. Contents Topic About using DataWindow objects Putting a DataWindow object into a control Accessing the database Importing data from an external source Manipulating data in a DataWindow control Accessing the properties of a DataWindow object Handling…
About using DataWindow objects – PB Docs 80
About using DataWindow objects Building DataWindow objects Before you can use a DataWindow object in an application, you need to build it. You can define and edit DataWindow objects in PowerBuilder and DataWindow Builder. Both of these development tools have painters for database management, DataWindow definition, and library management. You define and edit a DataWindow…