PowerBuilder 11 and .NET: Callback function that passes foreign types to PowerBuilderHi
I'm using a C# assembly to catch COM events (using IConnectionPoint
etc) from a particular API. But instead of handling the events
in .NET, I pass the information on back to PB so it simulates a type
of callback. It seems to work, but I don't know for how long.
This is the one the events that gets raised. The _notifyItemMethod is
the name of the method on the PowerBuilder object. The _pbSession is
obtained from the .Session property of the PowerBuilder object that I
pass to the constructor of the event handler.
public void NtfyItem(string oper, int flags, ...
Powerbuilder 5 to Powerbuilder 10Hi all
We have migrated our application from powerbuilder 5 to powerbuilder 10.
after migration to version 10, alignment in most of reports disturbed.
please advice me some solution.
On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:45:01 +0100, Adnan Jamil <adnanjamil@nji.com.pk>
wrote:
> Hi all
>
> We have migrated our application from powerbuilder 5 to powerbuilder 10.
> after migration to version 10, alignment in most of reports disturbed.
> please advice me some solution.
Adnan,
Is this a SQL Anywhere question?
If not, you have posted to the wrong forum.
If yes,...
Powerbuilder or .NetI have an old application that was written in Power++ (C++ tool with
datawindows) It appears that the newer versions of Sybase SQL Anywhere may
not be compatable with this old datawindow. The question is if i need to
replace this application would it be better to use .NET or Powerbuilder. I
know C++ and have never used Powerbuilder. My application uses several
hundred datawindows so I was guessing that Powerbuilder may be an easier
port. How difficult is it to learn Powerbuilder?
Thanks
TPS
Option #1...
Look at Datawindow.Net to port datawindows into a C# Framework. Datawin...
pbni in powerbuilderhi.
just looking around and asking myself if it's possible to write a pbni
in powerbuilder instad of vc++?
Well, the whole point of PBNI is to allow you to do things in PowerBuilder
that you can't do through PowerScript. You don't have to use VC++, there
are other C++ compilers out there, but you do have to do it through C++.
--
Bruce Armstrong [TeamSybase]
http://www.teamsybase.com
Two new books on developing with PowerBuilder
http://www.pb9books.com?source=newsgroups
Need code sample? Check out CodeXchange:
http://www.codexchange.sybase.com
Preach the g...
PowerBuilder . NETWhat is the meaning of the .NET Compiler under PB ?
Is going to be a generation of MSIL or C# code ??
Thanks
Nestor wrote:
> What is the meaning of the .NET Compiler under PB ?
>
> Is going to be a generation of MSIL or C# code ??
>
> Thanks
>
>
MSIL.
--
Roy
It means I will be able to use assemblies written in any MSIL compliant
language in PB and vice versa?
Leon Habinsky.
"Roy Kiesler [TeamSybase]" <SPAM_FREE_roy.kiesler@teamsybase.com> wrote in
message news:41855a69$1@forums-2-dub...
> Nestor wrote:
> > ...
PowerBuilder.NETWhat is the meaning of the .NET Compiler under PB ?
Is going to be a generation of MSIL or C# code ??
Thanks
You should ask this over in the powerbuilder.future_directions
section, not a PocketBuilder section.
On 31 Oct 2004 04:05:31 -0700, "Nestor" <nesfree@hotmail.com> wrote:
>What is the meaning of the .NET Compiler under PB ?
>
>Is going to be a generation of MSIL or C# code ??
>
>Thanks
>
Bruce Armstrong [TeamSybase]
http://www.teamsybase.com
TeamSybase blogs:
http://www.teamsybase.net/blogs
Two 3rd party books on develo...
PowerBuilder.NetI have mentioned this idea a couple of times but have not heard from any
Sybase employees.
I think that instead of spending a bunch of time and money adding .Net
deployment to PowerBuilder they should instead create a brand new product
called PowerBuilder.Net.
PowerBuilder.Net would be a native .Net language that combined the best
features of PowerBuilder ( DataWindow, the way inheritance works, etc ) with
the .Net framework.
Being able to reuse existing PB code in the new product isn't as important
as being able to reuse developer knowledge. Allot of companies are
c...
Use PowerBuilder DLL in PowerBuilderWe use PB6.5.
We would want to use a DLL create from PB in a PB application.
We compiled an a PBL as DLL.
After we tried to use DLL in a user object external, but without success.
How can we do to use DLL create from PB or use in a new PB application some
object (visual and no) before compiled with PB?
Any help will be appreciated.
Saul.Convalle@mail.cec.it
Thanks
When you create a DLL from a PB library it is not really a standard Windows
DLL. I'm not sure what the difference is. If you are making calls from PB
then just use the standard PB calling syntax the ...
Sample program using powerbuilder .net and asp.netHai,
I am beginner in pb.net . So please can you provide me a sample program using
powerbuilder web application with asp.net.
with thanks and regards
POLACHAN PAILY
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Part of the point of WebForms (and WinForms) is that you can deploy
any application to these targets without recoding. So, for a sample
app, take any sample that comes with PB. <g> No special coding
required.
Of course, you have to make sure your app isn't dependent on
unsupported features.
Good...
Some plan for a .NET Pocket Powerbuilder? And for a .NET Compact DataWindow?
Jim O'Neal of Team Sybase respond to my request on DW.Net
newsgroup that there is no plan for DataWindow.Net for
Compact .Net Framework. Datawindow.Net is still unmanaged
code and .Net Compact Framwork does not support unmanaged
code.
PocketPowerBuilder is for Pocket PC. I woner why would I
care for its .Net version! Datawindow (not DW.Net) of
Pocket PB works on Pocket PC with Pocket PowerBuilder.
Regards.
...
Migrating PowerBuilder 8 to Powerbuilder 11Hi,
I am migrating a PFC based Powerbuilder 8 App. to PowerBuilder 11, I
am getting errors like illegal data type.
for a NVO n_cst_platformwin32 i am getting a syntax error, its not
allowing me to open that object.
Requesting your help
thanks & regards
Vimal Sanghvi
If you're object (or any related object) failed to migrate
successfully, you won't be able to edit it in a regular painter;
you'll have to Edit Source to modify it.
If you're migrating, a glance through my Migration Guide (see below)
may help. The methodology there would allow you to identify...
Upgrade to PowerBuilder 9 or PowerBuilder 10?Hi,
Our company is going to upgrade PowerBuilder. Currently we are using version
7, and we are going to upgrade either to version 9 or 10.
Does anyone have any recommendations if we should go for version 9 or 10?
What is the current release of version 10, and is it stable or is there a
lot of bugs?
Best regards,
Ronald Ommundsen
e-mail: ronald.ommundsen@gard.no
Ron;
If you have any hope of running the applications in the future on XP, W2003
or soon to be W2006 (LongHorn) you will have to jump over to UniCode - ie
PB10. So personally, I would recommend starting with P...
PowerBuilder 9.0 and PowerBuilder 10.0Hello NG ,,,
I have a strange problem , installed both versions of PowerBuilder on the
same machine having Windows XP.
under Program files\Sybase9 - > PB9.0 was installed .
under Program files\Sybase10- > PB10.0 was installed,
I was working on XML workspace in PB9.0 where in the library list
PBDOM90.PBD was included. By mistake , I opened the same workspace in PB10.0
and the application was migrated completed.
Later coming back to PB9.0 and opening the same workspace , found that , in
the system tree PDB files has zero object, It is not showing anything and
the appl...
Version of PowerBuilder (ref: Creating database for PowerBuilder)I'm using PowerBuilder v8.0 and would like to create a
notification system for my practiculum project. I'd like to
use Access to create the database. Please enlighten me on
what should I create (e.g. tables, queries) for the usage of
it.
Thank You.
Regards,
Yang Ashra
Don't double post, it's bad etiquette.
Unless you have a very good reason to do so, we recommend you don't use
Access. Use SQL Anywhere instead - it's more stable - and a far better
database in my opinion. PowerBuilder (enterprise) supports just about every
database out there, so if you...