Appendix – PB Docs 125
Appendix The appendix describes custom permissions you can set on the Security tabs of Web Service and Windows Forms projects. Custom Permission Settings You can set custom permissions for .NET Windows Forms applications and for .NET Web Service components, in the Project painter Security tab. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Configuring ASP.NET for a .NET Web Service Project – PB Docs 125
Configuring ASP.NET for a .NET Web Service Project Configure .NET Web Service projects. IIS and ASP.NET ASP.NET configuration includes making sure the Web server has a compatible version of IIS and that the 2.0 version of ASP.NET is selected for your Web service components. For information on installing IIS and setting the default version of…
Deploying and Running a .NET Web Service Project – PB Docs 125
Deploying and Running a .NET Web Service Project After you create a .NET Web Service project, you can deploy it from the Project painter or from a context menu on the project object in the System Tree. When you deploy directly to an IIS server, PowerBuilder creates an application directory under the IIS virtual root…
Deploying and Running a .NET Assembly Project – PB Docs 125
Deploying and Running a .NET Assembly Project After you create a .NET Assembly project, you can deploy it from the Project painter or from a context menu on the project object in the System Tree. When you deploy a .NET Assembly project, PowerBuilder creates an assembly DLL from the nonvisual user objects you selected in…
.NET Web Service Targets – PB Docs 125
.NET Web Service Targets PowerBuilder includes a target type for creating .NET Web services from nonvisual custom class objects. The .NET Web Service target wizard gives you the option of creating a target from scratch or from an existing PowerBuilder target. Creating a target from scratch The .NET Web Service target wizard shares the following…
Modifying a .NET Web Service Project – PB Docs 125
Modifying a .NET Web Service Project You can modify a .NET Web Service project from the Project painter. The Project painter shows all the values you selected in .NET Web Service target or project wizards. However, you can also modify version, debug, and run settings from the Project painter, and select and rename functions of…
Configuration Requirements for Windows Vista and Later – PB Docs 125
Configuration Requirements for Windows Vista and Later When you run PowerBuilder on Windows Vista or Windows 7 under a standard user account, and attempt to deploy Web Service projects, the User Account Control (UAC) dialog box appears. This dialog box allows you to elevate your privileges for the purpose of deployment. Deploying .NET targets to…
Checklist for Deployment – PB Docs 125
Checklist for Deployment Verify that production servers and target computers meet all requirements for running the .NET targets that you deploy from PowerBuilder Classic. Checklist for all .NET targets For deployment of all .NET target types (Windows Forms, .NET Assembly, .NET Web Service), production servers or target computers must have: The Windows XP SP2, Windows…
.NET Assembly Targets – PB Docs 125
.NET Assembly Targets PowerBuilder includes a target type for creating .NET assemblies from nonvisual custom class objects. You can create .NET Assembly targets from scratch or by using PBLs from an existing target that contain at least one nonvisual custom class object. Note: The .NET Assembly target type is available in both PowerBuilder Classic and…
Modifying a .NET Assembly Project – PB Docs 125
Modifying a .NET Assembly Project You can modify a .NET Assembly project from the Project painter. In addition to the values for fields that you entered in the target and project wizards, you can also modify version, debug, and run settings from the Project painter, and select and rename functions of the nonvisual objects that…