PSJaguarConnection
Specifies the connection information used to connect
to a component on EAServer.
This component provides interoperability between the Web DataWindow
control and page servers that support ActiveX or Java.
Syntax
Syntax specifying server name and properties
PSJaguarConnection(serverName, userId, password, componentName, bOneTrip)
Syntax specifying an EAServer profile
(JSP targets only)
PSJaguarConnection(profileName, componentName, bOneTrip)
Constructors
PSJaguarConnectionconstructor
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Datatype
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Description
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serverName
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String
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The name of the server that runs the component
for your Web DataWindow control. The syntax for this entry is serverName:port.
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profileName
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String
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The server connection parameters defined
in the jaguar.properties file in the \WEB-INF\classes
directory. This file is created when you build the JSP target and
its content is taken from the EAServer profiles
defined in PowerBuilder.
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userId
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String
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The username that the object uses to connect
to the specified EAServer.
The default is Jaguar.
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password
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String
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The password that the object uses to connect
to the specified EAServer.
The default is guest.
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componentName
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String
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The name of the Web DataWindow server
component on EAServer that uses
this connection. The default is DataWindow/nv_html_data_window.
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bOneTrip
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String
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Specifies how many round trips are made
to the server. Lets you specify that one method, rather then several, perform
the setup and generate the HTML for your Web DataWindow.
true One trip is made to the server to set up and generate HTML.
If set to true, the DataWindow must have
a name configured. Setting this parameter can help increase performance
for a custom component that has already loaded a DataWindow object.
false (default) Methods for setting up your DataWindow and generating the
HTML are coded separately and require more than one trip to the server.
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Examples
Example 1
The following example for an ASP target defines a
connection to the EAServer named
"Jaguar1" using the port 9000:
Var jagParm = new PSJaguarConnection(Jaguar1:9000)
Example 2
For JSP targets, you must assign a variable as an
object of the PSJaguarConnection type before you can instantiate
it, and you must use semicolons to terminate each line of code:
PSJaguarConnection jagConn = new PSJaguarConnection("my-desktop:9000", "jagadmin", "", "DataWindow/HTMLGenerator100", false);
