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Resolved DLL in powerserver

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  1. Pinkesh Gupta
    Pinkesh Gupta
  2. PowerServer 2020 or older (Obsolete)
  3. Tuesday, 19 February 2019 17:06 PM UTC

Hi All,

 

we are working on Powerserver to make calls to Oracle tuxedo service from web , one of the issue that we have noticed that DLL used to make tuxedo calls are getting downloaded in cached directory in Client PC, will there be a Way for DLL not to download on Client PC but can be deployed on IIS which is linking with Oracle Tuxedo interface ?

 

 

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Marco Meoni
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  1. Wednesday, 20 February 2019 08:24 AM UTC
  2. PowerServer 2020 or older (Obsolete)
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Hi Pinkesh,

PowerServer running on IIS can load DLLs if they are .NET/COM server components (aka .NET assembly).

This can be done via the AppeonDotNetComponent object available in the appeon_workaround PBL.

Any other Win32 DLL following the standard PB external function declaration must be deployed along with the application (as you did in the PowerServer app deployment profile) and will be downloaded in the client "Appeon Cache Dir" when the application starts.

Best,

.m

 

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Pinkesh Gupta
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  1. Wednesday, 29 May 2019 13:13 PM UTC
  2. PowerServer 2020 or older (Obsolete)
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Thanks Marco

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mike S
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  1. Wednesday, 20 February 2019 19:36 PM UTC
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why not use Oracle' tuxedo REST api?

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Pinkesh Gupta
  1. Pinkesh Gupta
  2. Saturday, 2 March 2019 22:11 PM UTC
Oracle rest api conversion suite for bea tuxedo is very expensive
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Armeen Mazda @Appeon
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  1. Wednesday, 20 February 2019 18:38 PM UTC
  2. PowerServer 2020 or older (Obsolete)
  3. # 3

Adding to what Marco said, in case the DLL is not a .NET assembly then you could create a Web service wrapper around it, deploy the DLL to IIS, and call it as a Web service from your Web app.

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