Creating an executable version of your application – PB Docs 2017
Creating an executable version of your application Contents Compiler basics Learning what can go in the package Creating a PowerBuilder resource file Choosing a packaging model Implementing your packaging model Testing the executable application The next few sections tell you more about the packaging process and provide information to help you make choices about the…
Using drop-down lists – PB Docs 2017
Using drop-down lists Drop-down lists are another way to present simple lists of information to the user. You can present your lists with just text (in a DropDownListBox) or with text and pictures (in a DropDownPictureListBox). You add DropDownListBox and DropDownPictureListBox controls to windows in the same way you add other controls: select DropDownListBox or…
PowerBuilder runtime files – PB Docs 2017
PowerBuilder runtime files Database connectivity Files required for database connectivity are listed separately in Database connections. Core runtime files The following table lists the core PowerBuilder runtime files. Name Required for pbvm170.dll All. pbshr170.dll All. pbvm170.dll has dependencies on this file. libjcc.dll All. pbvm170.dll has dependencies on this file. libsybunic.dll All. pbvm170.dll has dependencies on…
Building a Web Services Client (Deprecated) – PB Docs 2017
Building a Web Services Client (Deprecated) Contents About Web services Importing objects from an extension file Generating Web service proxy objects Connecting to a SOAP server Invoking the Web service method Using .NET Web services with custom headers Using cookies with the Web service client Exception handling Using the UDDI Inquiry API About this chapter…
Runtime requirements for synchronization on remote machines – PB Docs 2017
Runtime requirements for synchronization on remote machines Support files required on remote machine If you do not install PowerBuilder or SQL Anywhere on remote machines, you must copy the files listed in the following table to use MobiLink synchronization with a PowerBuilder application. These files must be copied to the system path on the remote machine or…
Building an EJB client (obsolete) – PB Docs 2017
Building an EJB client (obsolete) Contents About building an EJB client Adding pbejbclient170.pbx to your application Generating EJB proxy objects Creating a Java VM Connecting to the server Invoking component methods Exception handling Client-managed transactions Debugging the client About this chapter Enterprise JavaBeans components are obsolete technology, although the components operate as usual in this…
Web Application Development with PowerBuilder – PB Docs 2017
Web Application Development with PowerBuilder Contents Building Web applications .NET Web components Web services (Deprecated) Web DataWindow (obsolete) DataWindow Web control for ActiveX (obsolete) About this chapter This chapter provides an overview of the techniques you can use to develop Web applications with PowerBuilder. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Resolving naming conflicts – PB Docs 2017
Resolving naming conflicts There are two areas in which name conflicts occur: Variables that are defined within different scopes can have the same name. For example, a global variable can have the same name as a local or instance variable. The compiler warns you of these conflicts, but you do not have to change the…
Debugging the client – PB Docs 2017
Debugging the client The createJavaVM method of the JavaVM class takes a boolean value as a second argument. If this second argument is “true”, execution information, including class loads, are logged to the file vm.out in the directory where the application resides:
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// global variable: JavaVM g_jvm string classpath boolean isdebug classpath = "d: estsejbsample;" isdebug = true g_jvm.createJavaVM(classpath, isdebug) |
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Error logging service – PB Docs 2017
Error logging service To record errors generated by PowerBuilder objects running in a transaction server to a log file, create an instance of the ErrorLogging service object and invoke its log method. For example:
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ErrorLogging erlinfo_base this.GetContextService("ErrorLogging", Â & Â Â Â erlinfo_base) erlinfo_base.log("Write this string to log") |
The errors are recorded in the Windows system application log if the component is running in COM+. Document get from…