Jim O'Neil is a Microsoft Developer Evangelist for the Northeast U.S. where he concentrates on the developer communities using Visual Studio .NET and the various .NET technologies. Prior to joining Microsoft, he was a Principal Systems Consultant and Principal Technical Support Engineer for Sybase, Inc., where he specialized in the PowerBuilder family of tools, EAServer, and Appeon for PowerBuilder.
In PowerBuilder 11.2, .NET meets J2EE head-on with the capability to deploy .NET Windows Forms and Web Forms applications (as well as assemblies and Web Services) that access Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) in Sybase's own EAServer. As you'll see over the course of this article, integratin...Jul. 15, 2008 04:30 PM EDT Reads: 5,407
The release-defining feature of PowerBuilder 11 is its ability to deploy existing applications as .NET Windows Forms and Web Forms applications and components of business logic, namely custom-class user objects (NVOs), as .NET assemblies and Web Services. Although PowerBuilder's adopti...
In this article we'll discuss connectivity requirements, Informix-specific data type processing, and the use of Informix stored procedures within the PowerBuilder environment.
In this article we'll discuss connectivity requirements, Informix-specific data type processing, and the use of Informix stored procedures within the PowerBuilder environment.
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