PowerBuilder Newsletter - July 2006
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Dear PowerBuilder users,
You will find here after the description of two interesting conferences
scheduled at Techwave 2006.
TechWave 2006
August 6 - 10, 2006 Caesars Palace Las Vegas,
Nevada, U.S.A
Managing PowerBuilder and Transac-SQL applications with
Visual Expert 5.7
We all meet the same problems
while working on large PowerBuilder and Transac-SQL applications.
It is difficult to master the whole project, especially for
the parts that were developed by other people. The objective
of this conference consists in explaining that good solutions
exist, and demonstrate with case studies how to implement
them. Visual Expert 5.7 adds Transac-SQL support to the PowerBuilder
one. It analyses both PowerBuilder and T-SQL code at the same
time. As its previous versions, Visual Expert provides impact
analysis, code exploration, code review, technical documentation.
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This conference is based on real case studies
and code examples, such as for instance:
I want to modify a table in the DB and I need to list all the
PB components and T-SQL procedures, which are using this table.
I want to change a stored procedure: which other procedures
and PB objects are using it.
I have just arrived in a new project, which is maintaining a
large application. How can I discover and master this code quickly?
How can I clean up the code to make it easier to maintain? |
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By Christophe DUFOURMANTELLE
- CEO, NOVALYS - Thursday, August 10, 8:00 am - 9:30 am
Pompeian Ballroom, Salon III |
Experience Level: Appropriate
for all level Job Function: Application Developer,
DB Administrator, System Analyst, Consultant, IS/IT Management,
Corporate Management Products: PowerBuilder Family
(PowerBuilder, InfoMaker, Appeon for PowerBuilder, DataWindow
.NET) |
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More information about Visual Expert ...click
here |
Try Visual Expert now! ...click
here |
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Enable for PowerBuilder:
A rapid, developer-centric approach to creating multilingual
applications
What do you do if suddenly your application has
to be used in another country?
You localize of course, but how?
Using "Enable for PowerBuilder"! |
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This presentation describes Enable know-how
and practical tools for transforming existing PowerBuilder
applications into multilingual solutions.
Main topics covered include: |
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- Architecture and principal components: multilingual database
and database engine, translation engine, source code parser,
tools and library; manipulation of flat-file databases using
datawindow technology
- Key concepts: source phrases, parametric phrases, contexts
and rules of application, translation repository
- Multilingual issues: dynamic language change, static
and dynamic analysis, translating on-the-fly, translation
contexts, resizing, synchronizing with multiple translators
- Importance of integration with the application frameworks
(PFC, in- house developed, ...) and of developer control
- Special cases: multilingual source code, jargon, multiple
active languages, multiple languages in a single datawindow,
translating text files and non-visual elements
- Localization of entire families of PB applications, from
client/server and PocketBuilder to web
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Gian Luca De Bonis, CEO/CTO, Best
In srl - Wednesday, August 9, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Roman Ballroom, Salon IV |
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Experience Level: Appropriate for
all level Job Function: Application Developer, Consultant,
IS/IT Management, Other Products: PowerBuilder Family
(PowerBuilder, InfoMaker, Appeon for PowerBuilder, DataWindow
.NET) |
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More information about Enable ...click
here |
Try Enable now! ...click
here |
PS : Invite your colleagues to subscribe to E-Nova.
They can register by clicking
here
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