Instantiating service NVOs first
What's pecking order got to do with PowerBuilder? When does pecking order matter in PowerScript coding? Read on to see the connection!
Instantiating service NVOs first
What's pecking order got to do with PowerBuilder? When does pecking order matter in PowerScript coding? Read on to see the connection!
With the release of PowerBuilder 12.5, the new documentation is online...
Read more about the new features of PB 12.5
New WPF DataWindow Features, Win32 DataWindow Features, New Target Types, .NET 4.0 Framework support
REST Client support PowerBuilder .NET targets can be clients that consume RESTful (Representational State Transfer) Web Services
And many other enhancements...
You can download this release at the Sybase Product Download Center:
https://sybase.subscribenet.com/
Lately PowerBuilder has reinvented itself as a more modern development tool
As you may be aware, the company I work for does both PowerBuilder and RIA (Flex) application development. We actually create client/server and web-based front ends for the same application. Doing that has really emphasized just how much faster we can do development using PowerBuilder. Of course, we're originally a PowerBuilder shop, so one could argue we're faster using PowerBuilder because we know it better.
PBDJ article by Bruce Armstrong
Written and delivered by yours truly. Hosted by ISUG.
Page 68 of 83
Explore & Understand complex code Evaluate the impact of a change. Improve PB and Database Code.
Control Access to Sensitive Data.
Monitor Audit application Security.
Send notifications on suspicious events.
The ONLY testing tool fully supporting
PowerBuilder Datawindows and Objects.