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Web DataWindow on COM+ or IIS – PB Docs 110 – PowerBuilder Library

Web DataWindow on COM+ or IIS – PB Docs 110

Web DataWindow on COM+ or IIS

You can run the Web DataWindow server component on COM+ using
ASP as the page server. You can also run the Web DataWindow on a
Microsoft IIS application server.

Files required on the COM+ or
IIS server

Two types of files are required on the COM+ or IIS
server:

  • The PBLs or PBDs containing the definitions
    of your DataWindow objects.
    Make sure that they are installed in a directory on the system path.

    note.gif Use the system path and system DSNs Because COM+ and IIS both run as system services,
    required files must be available on the system path and data sources
    must be defined as system DSNs. The user path and user DSNs are
    not referenced by the server.

  • PowerBuilder runtime files and pbdwr110.dll,
    which contains the implementation of the DataWindow HTMLGenerator
    component.

    Table 41-19: PowerBuilder files required on COM+ or IIS server
    Name Description
    pbvm110.dll PowerBuilder virtual machine
    pbshr110.dll Required by pbvm110.dll
    libjcc.dll Required by pbvm110.dll
    libjutils.dll Required by libjcc.dll
    pbdwe110.dll DataWindow support
    pbodb110.dll PowerBuilder ODBC interface
    pbodb110.ini PowerBuilder ODBC interface setup file
    pbdwr110.dll DataWindow HTMLGenerator component

Installed path If PowerBuilder is not installed on the COM+ or IIS
server computer, these files must be installed in a directory on
the system path on the COM+ or IIS
server. They can be obtained from the SybaseSharedPowerBuilder directory
on the computer on which PowerBuilder is installed.

Registry entries If pbdwr110.dll was copied from another
computer, it must be registered on the COM+ or IIS server.

Notes ODBC data sources must be defined as system DSNs.
For more information about configuring ODBC, see “Configuring ODBC data
sources and drivers”
.

If COM+ is hosting the server component and running
on a different computer from IIS, you need to create a client install
package and install it on the IIS server.


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