Oscar Tobar is the webmaster of www.powerbuilder.org. He has worked with PowerBuilder for over 10 years. He is certified in PowerBuilder by Expert Rating & Brain Bench, and lectures at various organizations and universities across Latin America. Oscar currently works as an independent consultant for various organizations internationally.
With PowerBuilder 11 Sybase gave developers what we have long hoped for - the
possibility of taking an application created in a client/server architecture
and turning it into a Web application, almost without having to move the
code; and it's better if you don't use a server application. Once the Web
Form application is ready, it looks like I have a "multi-platform"
application and any operating system can use it. But when I go to a Linux box
to see my system...open the Web browser and type in the Web URL... it doesn't
even show the user and password window well. Now imagine running a Windows
application in Linux - impossible? No, not exactly. This article will try to
explain how to run applications made in PowerBuilder 11 on a Linux operating
system.
The article is divided into two parts: the first is about how to run an
application in Web Form PowerBuilder on Lin... (more)
Oscar Tobar is the webmaster of www.powerbuilder.org. He has worked with PowerBuilder for over 10 years. He is certified in PowerBuilder by Expert Rating & Brain Bench, and lectures at various organizations and universities across Latin America. Oscar currently works as an independent consultant for various organizations internationally.
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