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Note: This blog entry is basically the written version of a video I did for the SAP Database and Technology Academy. You can either watch the video or read the blog entry, or both if you're so inclined.
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One PDF capability that still hasn't been introduced as a native feature in PowerBuilder is the ability to merge PDF files. We're going to look at how we can easily add that capability using the open source (LGPL) PoDoFo library.
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FYI -
Summary:
You can create multiple databases from a single PostgreSQL driver.
Details:
PowerBuilder R2019R3
PostgreSQL 12
Windows 10
These instructions assume that at least one PostgreSQL driver has been successfully installed onto the Windows 10 platform.
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PB2019R3
PostgreSQL v12 database
Summary:
Ensure that the database properties are defined correctly for the PostgreSQL database in the DB Painter.
If those properties are not defined correctly, the PB2019R3 IDE automatically creates the PB Catalog tables in the "public" schema every time it connects to the PostgreSQL (PG) database even if the catalog tables are already defined in the named "PowerBuilder Catalog Table Owner" schema.
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Since PowerBuilder 2017 R2, we have a new HTTPClient object, which is a base object for sending HTTP requests and receiving HTTP responses from a resource identified by a URI. Compared to the Inet object, the HTTPClient object is easier to use and supports more methods (Get/Post/Put/Delete) and more SSL protocols (TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, TLS 1.2, SSL 2.0, and SSL 3.0).
Among other things, the HTTPClient can be also used to consume SOAP Web services. This is particularly useful as the Web Service Proxy has many limitations and defects calling SOAP Web services such as not supporting TLS 1.2. This article is to show how you can use the new HTTPClient to call your existing SOAP Web services instead.
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QRCoder is an open source .Net assembly for creating QR Codes. What we're going to do is wrap that with an assembly in SnapDevelop we can use from PowerBuilder. First thing we need to do is create a .Net standard Class Library project in SnapDevelop.