.NET Client Differences – PB Docs 150
.NET Client Differences There are some differences you should be aware of when you use a Connection object with a .NET client. This table lists some properties that have different behavior in .NET client applications. Properties and functions that are obsolete or for internal use only in standard PowerBuilder applications are also unsupported in .NET…
.NET Modules – PB Docs 150
.NET Modules For a debug build, the PowerBuilder .NET compiler creates a .NET module for each PowerBuilder class or class group. A class group consists of a container object that instantiates a primary class, and the controls in that container object, that are instances of subsidiary classes. For example, a window normally contains several controls….
Incremental Build Processing – PB Docs 150
Incremental Build Processing When you save recently edited code, the PowerBuilder IDE invokes the PowerScript compiler to get information for updating the System Tree and the property sheet. There are basically three kinds of changes that the compiler handles: Implementation changes, such as modifications to a function body or to the properties of a class….
Publish Errors – PB Docs 150
Publish Errors There are two steps in the publication process. First, publish files are generated, and then they are transferred to the publish location. Publish errors are displayed in the Output window and recorded in a file called pbiupub.log in the output directory. These errors may be reported during file generation: Failure to create local…
Supported Datatypes – PB Docs 150
Supported Datatypes Simple and complex datatypes are convertible between .NET clients and EAServer components. This table describes the basic CORBA IDL types supported and their corresponding PowerScript type: CORBA IDL type Mode PowerScript type boolean in, return Boolean by value out, inout Boolean by reference char in, return Char by value out, inout Char by…
Deploying Applications and Components to .NET – PB Docs 150
Deploying Applications and Components to .NET This help collection describes how to deploy applications and non-visual objects, like .NET assemblies, and .NET Web services, from PowerBuilder Classic to a .NET environment. Classic IDE. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
Connection Code – PB Docs 150
Connection Code In the PowerScript connection code, change the EAServer host�s address to a URL that begins with �iiops� and ends with the correct SSL port. All other code is the same as if the client was connecting to a server without using SSL. The following sample code connects with EAServer using an SSL connection:
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Connection myconnect int rc myconnect = create Connection myconnect.Application = "pbtest" myconnect.Driver = "jaguar" myconnect.UserID = "admin@system" myconnect.Password = "abc" myconnect.Location = "iiops://mydesktop:2001" rc = myconnect.connecttoserver( ) |
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Debugging a .NET Application – PB Docs 150
Debugging a .NET Application After you have deployed a PowerBuilder or Windows Forms application, you can debug it. To open the debugger, you can: Right-click the target or project in the System Tree and select Debug from its context menu. Open the project to debug, and select Design > Debug Project from the Project painter…
Update Errors – PB Docs 150
Update Errors If update fails, make sure that the update mode has been set as intended, and that the update files are in the specified location. Parent topic: Troubleshooting Tips for Windows Forms Applications Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
PowerBuilder New Features 12.5 – PB Docs 150
PowerBuilder New Features 12.5 This help describes significant features introduced in the 12.5 release of PowerBuilder Classic and PowerBuilder .NET. Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.