Techniques and tips for creating scripts – PB Docs 100
Techniques and tips for creating scripts Position of scripts It is standard practice to put client-side scripts in the Head section of your document, but the Page view in the HTML editor does not handle scripts in the Head section. You can put client-side scripts in the Body section, but: Scripts are not allowed within…
Chapter 7 Working with Application Servers and Transaction Servers – PB Docs 100
Chapter 7 Working with Application Servers and Transaction Servers About this chapter This chapter describes how to create dynamic Web content by working with pages in a Web delivery environment that contains an application server, a transaction server, or both. Contents Topic Integrating with application servers Working with server scripts Using the Web Target object…
Integrating with application servers – PB Docs 100
Integrating with application servers If you want to deliver dynamic content for your Web site, you must integrate an application server (to process server-side scripts) into your Web site delivery strategy. For sites that use JSPs, you can take advantage of 4GL extensions to the Web Target object model. The 4GL JSP page interface can…
Working with server scripts – PB Docs 100
Working with server scripts You can embed server scripts in your HTML pages or place them in separate script files. You can import a server script file that contains code for processing by the application server you specify, or you can include a server script file if its contents need only to be redirected, without…
Using the Web Target object model – PB Docs 100
Using the Web Target object model For information about the Web Target object model See “About the Web target object model”. Object model file When you use the Web Target object model, the name of the object model file imported depends on which application server you deploy to: Table 7-3: Web Target object model file…
Accessing database content from your Web target – PB Docs 100
Accessing database content from your Web target If you want to access database content from your Web application, you should define a database profile to make this connection available throughout your Web target. A database profile is a named set of parameters stored in the registry that defines a connection to a particular database. Defining…
Managing page data – PB Docs 100
Managing page data Displaying Web content dynamically (in response to a user’s actions) enhances the user experience of your Web site. Passing data from one page to another or sharing data among pages lets you generate the dynamic content for your site. When a user moves from one page to another, server scripts interpret the…
Chapter 8 Working with JSP Targets – PB Docs 100
Chapter 8 Working with JSP Targets About this chapter This chapter describes how to work with JSP targets using the Web Target object model. Contents Topic About JavaServer Pages JSP Web Target wizard JSP page authoring JSP Web services JSP Web Target object model Custom tag library for the Web DataWindow Document get from Powerbuilder…
Integrating with EAServer – PB Docs 100
Integrating with EAServer EAServer is a middle-tier component transaction server that hosts executable business objects called components. You can access components on EAServer from your Web applications. EAServer can host various types of components including PowerBuilder objects and Java classes or beans. Although these components have different origins, they have several things in common. They:…
About JavaServer Pages – PB Docs 100
About JavaServer Pages JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology provides a quick, easy way to create Web pages with both static and dynamic content. JSPs are text-based documents that contain static markup, usually in HTML or XML, as well as Java content in the form of scripts and/or calls to Java components. JSPs extend the Java Servlet…