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Eugene
Jun 2, 2004, 4:52:40 PM6/2/04
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I would like to find out if it's possible to pass arguments
from C# application into PowerBuilder application and open
window which will accept those arguments for datawindow
retrieve. If it's possible to do, maybe somebody has a small
example.
from C# application into PowerBuilder application and open
window which will accept those arguments for datawindow
retrieve. If it's possible to do, maybe somebody has a small
example.
Terry Dykstra
Jun 2, 2004, 4:57:03 PM6/2/04
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You can use the commandparm() to get a list of command line arguments passed
to the program.
to the program.
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Eugene
Jun 2, 2004, 5:24:05 PM6/2/04
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Ok, but if PowerBuilder application is already running and I
just want to open window from external application and pass
parameters to PB window, what I supposed to do in this case.
just want to open window from external application and pass
parameters to PB window, what I supposed to do in this case.
Roy Kiesler [TeamSybase]
Jun 3, 2004, 11:49:27 AM6/3/04
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What version of PowerBuilder?
With PB9 and PBNI, you can write a Managed C++ component that will
handle traffic between the two applications.
Earlier versions of PB can use standard windows messaging (e.g., use the
SendMessage Win32 API) for the C# application to invoke custom user
events in the PB app.
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Roy
Eugene
Jun 3, 2004, 1:35:57 PM6/3/04
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We are using PowerBuilder 9.
If you can give me any examples of C++ component, I will
appreciate it.
If you can give me any examples of C++ component, I will
appreciate it.
Roy Kiesler [TeamSybase]
Jun 3, 2004, 2:52:28 PM6/3/04
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CodeXchange has a sample I wrote to call a .NET component (J# for that
matter) from PB via a Managed C++ wrapper.
matter) from PB via a Managed C++ wrapper.
In addition, there is also the Java2PB example, that shows you how to
load the PBVM from a C++ (JNI) client and invoke methods on a PB object.
Combined, these two should get you on the right path.
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Roy
Eugene
Jun 4, 2004, 10:26:21 AM6/4/04
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Roy,
I already have code to communicate from PB to C#, I just
need to find out how to do this from C# to PB. Example that
you mention Java2PB, I didn't find. Could you point me to it
location?
Thank you
I already have code to communicate from PB to C#, I just
need to find out how to do this from C# to PB. Example that
you mention Java2PB, I didn't find. Could you point me to it
location?
Thank you
Roy Kiesler [TeamSybase]
Jun 4, 2004, 10:49:14 AM6/4/04
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Eugene
Jun 10, 2004, 2:21:21 PM6/10/04
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Roy,
Could you tell me where I can get
mport com.sybase.powerbuilder.runtime.*;
What I need to install to have it
Could you tell me where I can get
mport com.sybase.powerbuilder.runtime.*;
What I need to install to have it
Roy Kiesler [TeamSybase]
Jun 10, 2004, 4:25:44 PM6/10/04
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Look at the PBVMProxy.java file that's in the .ZIP file
Eugene
Jun 15, 2004, 10:39:17 AM6/15/04
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Thank you
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