Technical Help
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Sybase Code Examples
Jaguar Monitor
JagMon allows you to switch between a cluster of servers fast. Monitor
for (-) negative connection cache and active components quickly,
and watch session counts. Monitoring active components and key numbers
allows you to identify troubles with your application.
Moving Packages/Components to
Production
To move a component to another server, you need to move three parts
and modify one file on the server you are moving to.
JSP to Jaguar Using HTML DataWindow
Many developers are learning JSP and are seeing the benefits of
developing with JSP. JSP offers you the ability to run on almost
any platform with almost any Web server. This openness of JSP along
with the strengths of Java programming language means you can do
almost anything with JSP. Whether JSP is running in EAServer or
from Tomcat, you need to connect to Jaguar to make calls. This can
be done two ways: You can develop a Java Bean that can be declared
in your page and make calls to Jaguar, or you can code the connection
right in your page. This exercise will show you how to code a connection
to Jaguar straight from the JSP page.
Jaguar CTS Components
This example was put together by Rick George. Rick took some concepts
PowerObjects has used on projects and put them together in a PFC
architecture. He added some classes to PB PFC to allow easy synchronization
of DW with PB C/S to Jaguar.
weLoad URL
The program allows you to specify the number of threads, how many
times each threads should call the URL, how often to log the results,
and what URL to call.
Tomcat to Jaguar CTS
Many developers are learning JSP and are seeing the benefits of
developing with JSP. JSP offers you the ability to run on almost
any platform with almost any Web server. This openness of JSP, along
with the strengths of the Java programming language, means you can
do almost anything with JSP.
J2EE Web Application
Master Detail and Lookup Using HTML DataWindows.
Implementing Web Services with EAServer
Web Services offers a means by which application components can
be made accessible to other applications using open protocols. The
tools of the Web Services revolution include Simple Object Access
Protocol (SOAP).
Calling EAServer Components
from ASP.NET
Create an ASP.NET Web Application by using the New Project wizard.
Installing PowerBuilder
Example of how to install and configure PowerBuilder 9.
PB Objects
Advancing Cursor
PowerBuilder Advancing Cursor. You can sort ascending or descending: left
mouse click to sort ascending, right mouse click to sort descending.
Hold down the shift-key to perform a complex sort.
Calculator
The calculator object is a non-visual class user object that allows
users to calculate a value and return. The calculator object is
designed to work with the key pad.
Column MicroHelp
The MicroHelp object is a non-visual class user object that updates
the MDI MicroHelp with column information. As the user tabs through
the DataWindow, the MicroHelp will assist the user in inputting the
data.
DataWindow Debug
The DataWindow Debug tool is an object for use in DataWindow development.
This service can easily be extended into the Powersoft Foundation
Class (PFC).
DataWindow Filter
The filter object is a non-visual class user object that allows
users to filter on a value from the column. The filter object is
designed to look just like Microsoft's Excel filter.
MarqueeObject
The MarqueeObject is a visual class user object that allows users
to display a scrolling message to the user.
Row Info Display
The display object is a non-visual class user object that displays
row information. The object sends the messages to the MDI MicroHelp.
Row Select
The single/multiple line select objects are non-visual class user
objects that allow users to select rows. The objects are designed
to work like Windows Program Manager.
Security Object
The security object is a non-visual class user object that secures
other objects. This object knows how to enable/disable windows,
menus, controls, and DataWindow object columns.
