Hello Sourabh

Servlets are modules written in Java that are used in a server, which can be a web server or application server or servlet container, to extend their response capabilities to clients when using the potentialities of Java.

The way to consume a servlet would be through your url by means of POST or GET methods, and according to that verify the Response if it were the case.

This must be done with the HttpClient object.

Appeon PowerBuilder 2017R3 does not implement war or ear files, who would in this case is the web server or application server or servlet container that supports it.

I hope I have been able to resolve your doubts.

Regards

Juan Alejandro Lam

Hello Team,

As mentioned for point 2

2) You cannot deploy .war and .ear in PB, but you can certainly use them via the JavaVM and EJBconnection objects, as well as the EJB proxies that you can create via the PB "EJB Client proxy" project.

Which Version of PowerBuilder will support this?

Will this work for Appeon Powerbuilder 2017 build 1666?

Hi,

1) the new PB HttpClient object lets you perform http POST and GET, specify http headers and handle the content types you need (XML, JSON, binary, etc...). On the other side of the wire, you have the doGet and doPost methods of your Servlet.

2) You cannot deploy .war and .ear in PB, but you can certainly use them via the JavaVM and EJBconnection objects, as well as the EJB proxies that you can create via the PB "EJB Client proxy" project.

Best,

.m