There are four main tasks involved in developing a PowerBuilder window ActiveX application.
To create and deploy a PowerBuilder window ActiveX application:
Create, test, and build the PowerBuilder application.
Create an HTML page that includes your PowerBuilder application window.
Configure the Web server by copying the HTML page and PBD files for the application to appropriate directories.
On all client workstations, install and register the PowerBuilder window ActiveX control and install the PowerBuilder runtime DLLs.
When everything is set up, the various computers have the components listed in Table 34-1.
Computer |
Component |
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Server |
HTML page with an Object element for the window (or report) and PBD |
PowerBuilder window ActiveX installed and registered (optional) |
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One or more PBDs containing your child windows and other PowerBuilder objects |
|
Client |
PowerBuilder window ActiveX installed and registered |
PowerBuilder runtime DLLs installed as described in Chapter 41, “Deploying Applications and Components.” |
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Directory for the PowerBuilder runtime DLLs listed in the system path |
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Microsoft DLLS:
|
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Any additional software required by the PowerBuilder window ActiveX application, such as database connection software or OLE servers and ActiveX controls |