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Just to let you know that I have just uploaded a new PocketBuilder
example application that uses the "Crypto" object in the STD Foundation Class
framework. The new example is located on the SourceForge website where the
newer FC versions are now located. Please feel free to take the application
for a test drive. If you like the Cryptography feature and wish to
incorporate it into your PK applications, please download the free FC's for
PK version 2.5.2 (where the Crypto and supporting components reside) that
interface the Microsoft Crypto world for you.
On a related note, the Crypto components have been ported to the
Foundation Classes for EAServer and PowerBuilder. This means that you can use
the same logic in your Sybase Application Server, II... (more)
Please join us on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 1 & 2, 2009 for the next
Ottawa Sybase User Group (OSUG) special event! OSUG's mission is to create a
Sybase community in the National Capital area of Canada where users can share
knowledge, experiences, and best practices. Users of all Sybase products,
including data management, tools and mobility are welcome to attend. This
meeting will... (more)
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Paul Horan of Sybase has compiled a three part series of documentation
showing a complete WPF/XAML application built in PB 12.Net beta 1 step by
step. You can access the series of articles from the links below...
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Full PB 12.NET source code for the application is available for
download as well.
Thanks Paul!
Regards ... Chris
PS: Don't fo... (more)
PBDJ - PowerBuilder Journal
PowerBuilder 11.5 was released in the third quarter of 2008 and by early 2009
had made its way into many IT development shops. The draw is a significant
set of enhancements that move the development experience closer to the
nirvana anticipated in the PowerBuilder 12.0 release.
PB 12.0 will complete Sybase's initial four-phase long range plan for
PowerBuilder t... (more)
Yes size really does matter when you are talking about a client/server
application, web server, or application server communicating with a database
management system. Size is often overlooked when designing very large
application systems that can potentially generate an excessive amount of
concurrent users, heavy database transaction load, complex queries, large
data stream content or so... (more)