Web Forms Targets – PB Docs 120
Web Forms Targets This part describes how to create and deploy Web Forms applications. PowerBuilder Web Forms Applications The PowerBuilder Web Forms solution employs ASP.NET technology. It has a three-tier architecture, with the browser client as the front end, and the PowerBuilder components on the IIS server as the middle tier. The database tier remains…
Supported Datatypes – PB Docs 120
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…
Appendix – PB Docs 120
Appendix The appendix describes custom permissions you can set on the Security tabs of Web Forms, Web Service, and Windows Forms projects. Custom Permission Settings You can set custom permissions for .NET Windows Forms and Web Forms applications, and for .NET Web Service components, in the Project painter Security tab. Document get from Powerbuilder help…
Setting Up a SQL Anywhere Database Connection – PB Docs 120
Setting Up a SQL Anywhere Database Connection Full control permissions are required for directories containing databases that you need to access from your Web Forms applications. Before a PowerBuilder .NET Web Forms application connects to a SQL Anywhere� database, you must either start the database manually or grant the ASPNET user (IIS 5 on Windows…
Telerik RadControls – PB Docs 120
Telerik RadControls PowerBuilder installs Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET and deploys these controls with your Web Forms applications. RadControls provide enhanced functionality for Web Forms toolbars and menus, DatePicker and MonthCalendar controls, and TreeView controls. Parent topic: ASP.NET Configuration for a .NET Project Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.
AJAX Extensions – PB Docs 120
AJAX Extensions PowerBuilder uses AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) update functionality for Web Forms applications. With ASP.NET AJAX, the page is updated by refreshing individual regions of the page asynchronously. An asynchronous postback behaves much like a synchronous postback, but performance is enhanced through minimization of the content sent to the server and rendered again…
Configuration Requirements for Windows Vista and Later – PB Docs 120
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 Forms or 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…
Choosing a .NET Application Target – PB Docs 120
Choosing a .NET Application Target Web Forms applications have several advantages over traditional client-server and Windows Forms applications. Web Forms applications do not require client-side installation, are easy to upgrade, have no distribution costs, and offer broad-based user access. Any user with a Web browser and an online connection can run Web Forms applications. Windows…
Changing Application Pool Identity for IIS 7.5 – PB Docs 120
Changing Application Pool Identity for IIS 7.5 IIS7.5 includes a new identity type, ApplicationPoolIdentity, and sets it as the default identity for application pools. On IIS 7.5, PBAppPool also uses ApplicationPoolIdentity as its default identity value, but some Web Forms application features�such as creation of permanent user accounts, SSL authentication, and DataWindow Print and SaveAs…
Directory Structure on the Server – PB Docs 120
Directory Structure on the Server When you deploy a .NET Web Forms application, PowerBuilder creates two top-level directories for the application under the IIS root. One of the directories takes the name of the application specified in the Web Forms project, and the other appends “_root” to the application name. The applicationName directory contains the…