Support for CVUOs in .NET Assemblies – PB Docs 125
Support for CVUOs in .NET Assemblies The .NET Assembly target exposes custom visual user objects. The .NET Assembly target exposes custom visual user objects (CVUOs). When you use the output assembly in a .NET development environment, the visual objects are available as WPF user controls that can be added to WPF windows or user controls….
PB Assembly Target – PB Docs 125
PB Assembly Target Use the PB Assembly target to build a set of one or more PBLs into an assembly, which can be referenced by another target. The PB Assembly target is similar to the runtime library (.PBD) in PowerBuilder Classic. The application object and all the global variables (system and user-defined) defined in the…
WCF Services – PB Docs 125
WCF Services A new PowerBuilder target builds applications using the Microsoft WCF model Currently, PowerBuilder only creates traditional, WS-I profile conformant Web Services in PowerBuilder. It is made up of an .asmx file and an ASP.NET Web Service class that is built into a separate .NET assembly. A traditional ASP.NET Web Service has limited functionalities;…
.NET Web Service Deployment Considerations – PB Docs 125
.NET Web Service Deployment Considerations This topic discusses requirements, restrictions, and options for deploying .NET Web Service projects. When a .NET Web Service project is open in the Project painter and no other painters are open, you can select Design > Deploy Project from the Project painter to deploy the project. When all painters are…
.NET 4.0 Framework – PB Docs 125
.NET 4.0 Framework PowerBuilder upgrades the runtime library for .NET 4.0 PowerBuilder 12.5 was built using the Microsoft .NET 4.0 Framework. This means that the runtime library has been upgraded to take advantage of the improvements offered, such as improved security for .NET applications, improved exception handling within the framework, as well as using WPF…
PowerBuilder Classic and .NET – PB Docs 125
PowerBuilder Classic and .NET This section describes new features that are common to both PowerBuilder� Classic and PowerBuilder .NET. Width.AutoSize Property In the Grid presentation style DataWindow, the Width.AutoSize property determines whether a column adjusts its width according to the data it contains. Support for Tab Sequence, Enabled, and Show Focus Rectangle Properties These properties…
Data Buffers in the Debugger – PB Docs 125
Data Buffers in the Debugger The debugger visualizers for DataWindows can be used to view the primary, filtered, and deleted data buffers. The DataWindow visualizer and ListView visualizer display the values of the corresponding buffer using either the DataWindow style or a simple list. The DataWindow visualizer does not support crosstab, composite styles and report…
Sharing Datasources with .NET – PB Docs 125
Sharing Datasources with .NET New support is added for sharing ADO.NET connections PowerBuilder 12.5 provides the ability to share ADO.NET connections between PowerBuilder (Win32) and third-party .NET assemblies exposed in COM. A PowerBuilder native application provides the capability to import an ADO.NET connection from a third-party .NET assembly and to export an ADO.NET connection to…
Script Editor Changes – PB Docs 125
Script Editor Changes The PowerScript editor has been enhanced. Improvements include better semantic checking and support for identifiers, expressions and assignment statements. Parent topic: PowerBuilder .NET Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Multithreading Support – PB Docs 125
Multithreading Support PowerBuilder enhances runtime support for multithreaded applications. Applications that use shared objects can run in multithreaded environments. Previously, the PowerBuilder .NET runtime library did not provide a way to synchronize data, so the data was susceptible to corruption. Additionally, locking mechanisms for accessing static fields in previous versions of PowerBuilder made assemblies using…