Plug-ins and PowerBuilder window ActiveX controls
Plug-ins
The files listed in Table 41-14 must be deployed to users’ computers
if you are using DataWindow or window plug-ins.
| Name | Required for |
|---|---|
| NPPBA100.DLL | Standard window plug-in |
| NPPBS100.DLL | Secure window plug-in |
| NPDWE100.DLL | DataWindow plug-in |
Installed path Program FilesSybasePowerBuilder
10.0Internet ToolsPlugins
Deployment path Browser plugins directory.
Notes All plug-ins require a browser that supports plug-ins. Microsoft Internet
Explore 5.5 Service Pack 2 and later versions do not support plug-ins. Window
plug-ins also require the PowerBuilder runtime DLLs on users’ computers.
For more information, see Chapter 32, “Using the DataWindow Plug-in,” and Chapter 33, “Using the PowerBuilder
Window Plug-in.”
Window ActiveX controls
The files listed in Table 41-15 must be made available on users’ computers
if you are using the PowerBuilder window ActiveX.
| Name | Required for |
|---|---|
| PBRX100.OCX | Standard PowerBuilder window ActiveX |
| PBRXS100.OCX | Secure PowerBuilder window ActiveX |
Installed path Windows system directory.
Deployment path Windows system directory.
Registry entries The PowerBuilder window ActiveX controls can be made available
on the client computer by copying them to the computer and registering
them using the REGSVR32 utility. Alternatively,
include the CODEBASE attribute in the Object element in the HTML
page on the Web server. See “About the CODEBASE attribute”.
Notes PowerBuilder window ActiveX controls require a browser that supports
ActiveX controls. They also require that the PowerBuilder runtime DLLs
and the Microsoft files MFC42.DLL, MSVCRT.DLL, URL.DLL,
and URLMON.DLL be available on users’ computers.
The Microsoft files are usually already installed in the target
computer’s Windows system directory. If they are not installed,
they can be downloaded as a CAB file from the Microsoft Internet Explorer Components Gallery
.
For more information, see Chapter 34, “Using the PowerBuilder
Window ActiveX.”