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PowerBuilder (r) for power users.
This latest edition of the #1 guide to advanced PowerBuilder techniques reveals powerful solutions to hard-core programming problems. From building business logic with User Objects, to creating layout forms with the HTML DataWindow, it offers step-by-step guidance on mastering the latest features of PowerBuilder 7. And, like its critically-acclaimed predecessor, it is loaded with proven, hard-to-find programming techniques, ready-to-run code, and real-world examples.
The authors show how to:
* Develop applications using PowerBuilder's new and improved user interface
* Program using PowerBuilder Foundation Classes
* Build advanced applications with integrated Internet tools
* Develop robust, scaleable distributed applications with Jaguar CTS
* Develop Distributed PowerBuilder (DPB) applications
* Interface with Microsoft Messaging API, Open Repository CASE API, Word, Excel, Windows SDK, and version control software
* Solve network and performance problems
* Test and debug PowerBuilder applications
CD-ROM includes:
* Source code from the book
* HOW 3.
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PowerBuilder (r) for power users.
This latest edition of the #1 guide to advanced PowerBuilder techniques reveals powerful solutions to hard-core programming problems. From building business logic with User Objects, to creating layout forms with the HTML DataWindow, it offers step-by-step guidance on mastering the latest features of PowerBuilder 7. And, like its critically-acclaimed predecessor, it is loaded with proven, hard-to-find programming techniques, ready-to-run code, and real-world examples.
The authors show how to:
* Develop applications using PowerBuilder's new and improved user interface
* Program using PowerBuilder Foundation Classes
* Build advanced applications with integrated Internet tools
* Develop robust, scaleable distributed applications with Jaguar CTS
* Develop Distributed PowerBuilder (DPB) applications
* Interface with Microsoft Messaging API, Open Repository CASE API, Word, Excel, Windows SDK, and version control software
* Solve network and performance problems
* Test and debug PowerBuilder applications
CD-ROM includes:
* Source code from the book
* HOW 3.
See all Editorial Reviews
PowerBuilder (r) for power users.
This latest edition of the #1 guide to advanced PowerBuilder techniques reveals powerful solutions to hard-core programming problems. From building business logic with User Objects, to creating layout forms with the HTML DataWindow, it offers step-by-step guidance on mastering the latest features of PowerBuilder 7. And, like its critically-acclaimed predecessor, it is loaded with proven, hard-to-find programming techniques, ready-to-run code, and real-world examples.
The authors show how to:
* Develop applications using PowerBuilder's new and improved user interface
* Program using PowerBuilder Foundation Classes
* Build advanced applications with integrated Internet tools
* Develop robust, scaleable distributed applications with Jaguar CTS
* Develop Distributed PowerBuilder (DPB) applications
* Interface with Microsoft Messaging API, Open Repository CASE API, Word, Excel, Windows SDK, and version control software
* Solve network and performance problems
* Test and debug PowerBuilder applications
CD-ROM includes:
* Source code from the book
* HOW 3.
From the Back Cover
PowerBuilder (r) for power users.
This latest edition of the #1 guide to advanced PowerBuilder techniques reveals powerful solutions to hard-core programming problems. From building business logic with User Objects, to creating layout forms with the HTML DataWindow, it offers step-by-step guidance on mastering the latest features of PowerBuilder 7. And, like its critically-acclaimed predecessor, it is loaded with proven, hard-to-find programming techniques, ready-to-run code, and real-world examples.
The authors show how to:
* Develop applications using PowerBuilder's new and improved user interface
* Program using PowerBuilder Foundation Classes
* Build advanced applications with integrated Internet tools
* Develop robust, scaleable distributed applications with Jaguar CTS
* Develop Distributed PowerBuilder (DPB) applications
* Interface with Microsoft Messaging API, Open Repository CASE API, Word, Excel, Windows SDK, and version control software
* Solve network and performance problems
* Test and debug PowerBuilder applications
CD-ROM includes:
* Source code from the book
* HOW 3.
See all Editorial Reviews
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class user object, local external functions, new datawindow, using sqlca, external datawindow, database painter, boolean postevent, dynamic staging area, foundation class objects, help project file, updateable columns, nonvisual objects, descendant code, application simulation program, retrieval arguments, constructor event, external function declaration, mdi frame, following instance variables, extension class objects, pipeline object, library painter, dragged control, library search list, triggering statement Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Server Anywhere, Sybase Adaptive, Microsoft Word, Lotus Notes, Microsoft Windows, Choose Case, Internet Explorer, Quick Select, Sans Serif, Sybase System, Microsoft Excel, Cancel Figure, Help Figure, Pioneer Avenue, Source Browser, Sync Builder, Visual Basic, Display As Picture, Insert Control, Beth Reiser, Building Business Logic, Erin Niedringhaus, Michaels Devlin, Microsoft Graph, Paul Phillips New!
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