Supported Objects

Application object

Properties for Application object
Events for Application object
Functions for Application object

Important Requirements

There can only be one Application object in an application.
An application cannot be given the same name as a PowerBuilder control type. For example, naming an application "datawindow", "editmask" or "commandbutton" is not supported.
An application name cannot be a reserved word in JavaScript. See Identifiers for more information.
A commandline argument in the application Open event is supported.
It is recommended that the use of Application object is limited to the following well-supported actions:
1. Launching login screens.
2. Opening and closing MDI, SDI, Main, Response and Popup windows.
3. Creating instances of one or more transaction objects.

Additional properties of Application object

You can specify an icon for the application, but the icon will be displayed in PowerBuilder only and will not be displayed on Web.
The type of SQLCA can be a transaction user object.
The type of SQLSA can be a DynamicStagingArea user object.
The type of SQLDA can be a DynamicDescriptionArea user object.
The variable type MESSAGE can use the default value "message" or a user-defined message object, and you can also customize the Message object by defining a class user object inherited from the built-in Message object.
The specification of Error will be ignored.

Properties for Application object

Table 118.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
AppName	Supported	String ls_AppName ls_AppName =app_1.AppName //Get the AppName property
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
DDETimeOut	Unsupported
DisplayName	Supported	String ls_DisplayName ls_DisplayName = app_1.DisplayName
DWMessageTitle	Unsupported
FreeDBLibraries	Unsupported
MicroHelpDefault	Supported	app_1.MicroHelpDefault = 'Ready'
RightToLeft	Supported	app_1.RightToLeft = TRUE
ToolbarFrameTitle	Supported	ls_value = app_1.ToolbarFrameTitle
ToolbarPopMenuTex	Unsupported
ToolbarSheetTitle	Supported	ls_value =app_1.ToolbarSheetTitle
ToolbarTips	Supported	lb_value = app_1.ToolbarTips
ToolbarText	Supported	lb_value = app_1.ToolbarText
ToolbarUserControl	Supported

Events for Application object

Table 119.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Close	Supported	Close
Idle	Supported	Idle
Open	Supported	Open Note: The commandline argument is supported. The Commandline argument cannot include continuous number signs ("#").
ConnectionBegin	Unsupported
ConnectionEnd	Unsupported
SystemError	Unsupported

Functions for Application object

Table 120.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_class = l_app.ClassName()
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent = l_app.GetParent()
PostEvent	Supported	l_app.PostEvent (Clicked!) l_app.PostEvent ("Clicked!")
TriggerEvent	Supported	l_app.TriggerEvent (Clicked!) l_app.TriggerEvent ("Clicked!")
TypeOf	Supported	string ls_applicationtype if l_app.TypeOf()=Application! Then ls_applicationtype = "Application!" end if
GetContextService	Unsupported
SetLibraryList	Unsupported
SetTransPool	Unsupported
Note: in PowerBuilder 2017 and later versions, GetLibrary and SetLibrary are global functions.

Connection object

Properties for Connection object
Events for Connection object
Functions for Connection object

Important Requirements

Connection object can be created dynamically using the CREATE statement.

Properties for Connection object

Table 121.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Application	Supported	ls_name = myconnect.application
Driver	Supported	ls_driver = myconnect.Driver Myconnect.Driver = "jaguar"
ErrCode	Supported	ll_rc = myconnect.errcode
ErrText	Supported	ll_rc = myconnect.errtext
Location	Supported	ls_location = myconnect.location myconnect.location = "192.0.0.217:9000"
UserID	Supported	ls_userid = myconnect.UserID myconnect.UserID = "jagadmin"
Password	Supported	ls_pwd = myconnect.Password myconnect.Password = ""
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
ConnectString	Unsupported
Handle	Unsupported
Options	Unsupported
Trace	Unsupported

Events for Connection object

Table 122.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor
Error	Unsupported

Functions for Connection object

Table 123.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_name = Myconnect.ClassName()
ConnectToServer	Supported	ll_rc = Myconnect.ConnectToServer() Note: The return value is always 0 on the Web.
CreateInstance	Supported	ll_rc = Myconnect.CreateInstance(ln_tools,"simpletest/nvo_tools")
DisconnectServer	Supported	ll_rc = Myconnect.disconnectserver() Note: The return value is always 0 on the Web.
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent = Myconnect.GetParent()
PostEvent	Supported	lb_rc = Myconnect.PostEvent(event)
TriggerEvent	Supported	li_rc = Myconnect.TriggerEvent(event)
TypeOf	Supported	IF Myconnect.TypeOf() = Connection! THEN ls_rc = "Connection" END IF
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetServerInfo	Unsupported
Lookup	Unsupported
RemoteStopConnection	Unsupported
RemoteStopListening	Unsupported

CORBAObject object

Properties for CORBAObject object
Events for CORBAObject object
Functions for CORBAObject object

Important Requirements

The CORBAObject object can be created dynamically using the CREATE statement.

Properties for CORBAObject object

Table 124.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for CORBAObject object

Table 125.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for CORBAObject object

Table 126.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_name = my_corbaobj.ClassName()
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent = my_corbaobj.GetParent()
PostEvent	Supported	lb_rc = my_corbaobj.PostEvent(event)
TriggerEvent	Supported	li_rc = my_corbaobj.TriggerEvent(event)
TypeOf	Supported	IF my_corbaobj.TypeOf() = CorbaObject! THEN ls_rc = "Connection" END IF
_Is_A	Unsupported
_Narrow	Unsupported
GetContextService	Unsupported

DynamicDescriptionArea object

Properties for DynamicDescriptionArea object
Events for DynamicDescriptionArea object
Functions for DynamicDescriptionArea object

Properties for DynamicDescriptionArea object

Table 127.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
NumInputs	Supported	Integer li_input li_input = SQLDA.NumInputs
NumOutputs	Supported	Integer li_output li_output = SQLDA.NumOutputs
InParmType[]	Supported	if SQLDA.InParmType[3] = TypeInteger! then ...
OutParmType[]	Supported	CHOOSE CASE SQLDA.OutParmType[li_Idx] On the Web, the value of this property may differ from that in PowerBuilder.
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for DynamicDescriptionArea object

Table 128.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for DynamicDescriptionArea object

Table 129.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_class = dsa_1.ClassName()
GetDynamicDate	Supported	ls_Value = String(SQLDA.GetDynamicDate(li_Idx))
GetDynamicDateTime	Supported	ls_Value = String(SQLDA.GetDynamicDateTime(li_Idx))
GetDynamicNumber	Supported	ls_Value = String(SQLDA.GetDynamicNumber(li_Idx))
GetDynamicString	Supported	ls_Value = SQLDA.GetDynamicString(li_Idx)
GetDynamicTime	Supported	ls_Value = String(SQLDA.GetDynamicTime(li_Idx))
GetParent	Supported	PowerObject lobj_parent_name lobj_parent_name = this.GetParent ()
PostEvent	Supported	this.PostEvent (Clicked!) this.PostEvent ("Clicked")
SetDynamicParm	Supported	SQLDA.SetDynamicParm(1,2004)
TriggerEvent	Supported	this.TriggerEvent (Clicked!) this.TriggerEvent ("Clicked")
TypeOf	Supported	SQLSA.TypeOf()
GetContextService	Unsupported

DynamicStagingArea object

Properties for DynamicStagingArea object
Events for DynamicStagingArea object
Functions for DynamicStagingArea object

Important Requirements

The DynamicStagingArea object can be created dynamically using the CREATE statement.

Properties for DynamicStagingArea object

Table 130.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for DynamicStagingArea object

Table 131.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for DynamicStagingArea object

Table 132.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_class = dsa_1.ClassName()
Destructor	Supported	Destructor
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent_name = this.GetParent ()
PostEvent	Supported	this.PostEvent (Clicked!) this.PostEvent ("Clicked!")
TriggerEvent	Supported	this.TriggerEvent (Clicked!) this.TriggerEvent ("Clicked!")
TypeOf()	Supported	SQLSA.TypeOf()
GetContextService	Unsupported

Environment object

Properties for Environment object
Functions for Environment object

Properties for Environment object

Table 133.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
CharSet	Supported
CPUType	Supported
Language	Supported
MachineCode	Supported
OSFixesRevision	Supported
OSMajorRevision	Supported
OSMinorRevision	Supported
PBFixesRevision	Supported
PBMajorRevision	Supported
PBMinorRevision	Supported
NumberOfColors	Supported
ScreenHeight	Supported
ScreenWidth	Supported
OSType	Supported
PBType	Supported
Win16	Supported
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for Environment object

Table 134.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	string varname varname = ClassName(gd_double)
TypeOf	Supported	dw_1.Typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Unsupported

Graph object

Properties for Graph object
Events for Graph object
Functions for Graph object

Properties for Graph object

Table 135.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
BackColor	Supported	gr_1.BackColor = RGB(255, 255, 0) Note: transparent value is unsupported.
Border	Supported	gr_1.Border = TRUE
BorderStyle	Supported	gr_1.BorderStyle = StyleLowered!
BringToTop	Supported	gr_1.BringToTop = TRUE
Category	Supported	gr_1.Category.Label = "Types of Products"
CategorySort	Supported	gr_1.CategorySort = Unsorted! Note: If the values of Category are multibyte characters (for example, Chinese characters), they are sorted by internal statement number on the Web.
Depth	Supported	gr_1.Depth = 50
DragAuto	Supported	gr_1.DragAuto = TRUE
DragIcon	Supported	gr_1.DragIcon = 'Question!'
Elevation	Supported	gr_1.Elevation = 35
Enabled	Supported	gr_1.Enabled = TRUE
FocusRectangle	Supported	gr_1.FocusRectangle = TRUE
GraphType	Supported	gr_1.GraphType= AreaGraph! Note: The following graph types are unsupported: Area3D!, Bar3DGraph!, Col3DGraph!, Line3D!, Pie3D!
Height	Supported	gr_1.Height = 750
Legend	Supported	gr_1.Legend = AtBottom!
LegendDispAttr	Supported
OverlapPercent	Supported	gr_1.OverlapPercent = 10
Perspective	Supported	gr_1.Perspective = 25
PieDispAttr	Supported
Pointer	Supported	gr_1.Pointer = 'Beam!' gr_1.Pointer = 'd:\archive\IBEAM.BMP'
Rotation	Supported	gr_1.Rotation = -45
Series	Supported	gr_1.Series.Scaletype = Log10!
SeriesSort	Supported	gr_1.SeriesSort = Unsorted! Note: The result of executing this property on the Web may differ from that in PowerBuilder. This is because changing other properties may affect the SeriesSort property in PowerBuilder but it does not have such effect on the Web. If the values of Category are multibyte characters (for example, Chinese characters), they are sorted by internal statement numbers on the Web.
ShadeColor	Supported	dw_1.Object.gr_1.ShadeColor = 16600000
Spacing	Supported	gr_1.Spacing = 120
TabOrder	Supported	gr_1.TabOrder = 10
Tag	Supported	gr_1.SetMicroHelp(This.Tag)
TextColor	Supported	gr_1.Series.DispAttr.TextColor = RGB(0,0,255)
Title	Supported	gr_1.TitleBar = TRUE gr_1.Title = "Monthly Report"
TitleDispAttr	Supported
Values	Supported	ls_value = dw_1.Object.gr_1.Values
Visible	Supported	gr_1.Visible = TRUE
Width	Supported	gr_1.Width = 750
X	Supported	gr_1.X = 215
Y	Supported	gr_1.Y= 400
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
Transparency	Unsupported

Events for Graph object

Table 136.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Clicked	Supported	Clicked
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor
DoubleClicked	Supported	DoubleClicked
DragDrop	Supported	DragDrop
DragEnter	Supported	DragEnter
DragLeave	Supported	GragLeave
DragWithin	Supported	DragWithin
GetFocus	Supported	GetFocus
LoseFocus	Supported	LoseFocus
RButtonDown	Supported	RButtonDown
Help	Unsupported
Other	Unsupported

Functions for Graph object

Table 137.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
AddCategory	Supported	gr_1.AddCategory("PCs")
AddData	Supported	ll_value = gr_1.FindSeries("Costs") gr_1.AddData(ll_value, 12, 3)
AddSeries	Supported	li_value = gr_1.AddSeries("Costs")
CategoryCount	Supported	li_value = gr_1.CategoryCount()
CategoryName	Supported	ls_value = gr_1.CategoryName(5)
ClassName	Supported	ls_value= gr_1.ClassName(gd_double)
Clipboard	Supported	gr_1.Clipboard()
DataCount	Supported	ll_value = gr_1.DataCount("Costs")
DeleteCategory	Supported	gr_1.DeleteCategory(CategName)
DeleteData	Supported	gr_1.DeleteData(SeriesNbr, 7)
DeleteSeries	Supported	gr_1.DeleteSeries(ls_name)
Drag	Supported	gr_1.Drag(Begin!)
FindCategory	Supported	li_value=gr_1.FindCategory(sle_ctgry.Text)
FindSeries	Supported	li_value =gr_1.FindSeries(sle_series.Text)
GetData	Supported	data_value = gr_1.GetData(SeriesNbr, ItemNbr, xValue!)
GetDataPieExplode	Supported	gr_1.GetDataPieExplode(series, datapoint, percentage) Note: This function takes effect only in the pie graph. In other graphs the return value of GetDataPieExplode is -1.
GetDataStyle	Supported	ll_color = gr_emp_data.GetDataStyle(SeriesNbr, 6, Foreground!, color_nbr) On the Web, the GetDataStyle function returns 1 if the specified data point and its series contain data, otherwise it returns -1. This is different from that in PowerBuilder.
GetDataValue	Supported	rtn = gr_1.GetDataValue(SeriesNbr, ItemNbr, data_value)
GetParent	Supported	luo_value = gr_1.GetParent()
GetSeriesStyle	Supported	gr_1.GetSeriesStyle(SeriesName, & line_style, line_width)
Hide	Supported	gr_1.Hide()
ImportClipboard	Supported	gr_1.ImportClipboard() Notes: The importtype argument of this function is unsupported. When using this function, you should ensure that the data type imported matches the data type that you specified in a DataWindow control, DataStore object or graph control. Otherwise the output on the Web may be different from that in PowerBuilder. For example, if the date type specified in a DataWindow is string, when you import a file with date number (eg, 2006-08-01), on the Web the date data will be recognized as a string (2006), however in PowerBuilder, it will be recognized as a date data (2006-08-01).
ImportFile	Supported	gr_1.ImportFile("D:\EMPLOYEE.TXT", 2, 30, 3) Note: The filename argument of ImportFile function must be a tab-separated file (TXT) or a comma-separated file (CSV). The importtype argument of this function is unsupported. When using this function, you should ensure that the data type imported matches the data type that you specified in a DataWindow control, DataStore object or graph control. Otherwise the output on the Web may be different from that in PowerBuilder. For example, if the date type specified in a DataWindow is string, when you import a file with date number (eg, 2006-08-01), on the Web the date data will be recognized as a string (2006), however in PowerBuilder, it will be recognized as a date data (2006-08-01).
ImportString	Supported	gr_1.ImportString(ls_Text, 2, 30, 3) Notes: The importtype argument of this function is unsupported. When using this function, you should ensure that the data type imported matches the data type that you specified in a DataWindow control, DataStore object or graph control. Otherwise the output on the Web may be different from that in PowerBuilder. For example, if the date type specified in a DataWindow is string, when you import a file with date number (eg, 2006-08-01), on the Web the date data will be recognized as a string (2006), however in PowerBuilder, it will be recognized as a date data (2006-08-01).
InsertCategory	Supported	gr_1.InsertCategory("Macs", CategoryNbr)
InsertData	Supported	gr_1.InsertData(SeriesNbr, CategoryNbr + 1, 1250) Note: The data point will be inserted according to the sorting rules of the Category axis.
InsertSeries	Supported	gr_1.InsertSeries("Costs", SeriesNbr)
ModifyData	Supported	gr_1.ModifyData(SeriesNbr, & CategoryNbr, 1250)
Move	Supported	gr_1.Move(150, 200)
ObjectAtPointer	Supported	Object_type = gr_1.ObjectAtPointer(SeriesNbr, ItemNbr)
PointerX	Supported	li_value = gr_1.PointerX()
PointerY	Supported	li_value = gr_1.PointerY()
PostEvent	Supported	gr_1.PostEvent(Clicked!)
Print	Supported	gr_1.Print(1, "1-5", FALSE, TRUE)
Reset	Supported	gr_1.Reset(Series!)
ResetDataColors	Supported	gr_1.ResetDataColors(SeriesNbr, 10)
Resize	Supported	gr_1.Resize(100, 150)
SaveAs	Supported	gr_1.SaveAs()
SeriesCount	Supported	li_value = gr_1.SeriesCount()
SeriesName	Supported	ls_value = gr_1.SeriesName(5)
SetDataPieExplode	Supported	gr_1.SetDataPieExplode(series, datapoint, percentage)
SetDataStyle	Supported	gr_1.SetDataStyle("gr_depts" , SeriesNbr, 6, Background!, 0)
SetFocus	Supported	gr_1.SetFocus()
SetPosition	Supported	gr_1.SetPosition(ToTop!)
SetRedraw	Supported	gr_1.SetRedraw(FALSE)
SetSeriesStyle	Supported	gr_1.SetSeriesStyle("Costs", & SymbolPlus!) Note: When using this function to set the overlay style of Graph DataWindow to "Scatter", it returns true and displays the DataWindow with all data points connected by lines. This is different from that in PowerBuilder.
Show	Supported	gr_1.Show()
TriggerEvent	Supported	gr_1.TriggerEvent(Clicked!)
TypeOf	Supported	gr_1.Typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported

grAxis object

Properties for grAxis object
Functions for grAxis object

Properties for grAxis object

Table 138.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
AutoScale	Supported	gr_1.Values.AutoScale = FALSE Note: When this property is set to False, the maximum value for the axis cannot be smaller than the minimum value.
DataType	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDate! Notes: On the Web, if the datatype of axis is set to AdtDateTime!, a graph can only display the data for one day. It is unsupported to dynamically modify the GraphType property, if the datatype of the axis will be changed after the modification.
DispAttr	Supported
DisplayEveryNLabels	Supported	gr_1.Series.DisplayEveryNLabels = 10
DropLines	Supported	gr_1.Series.DropLines = Dash!
Frame	Supported	gr_1.Series.Frame = Dash!
Label	Supported	gr_1.Values.Label = 'Lawsuits per 1000'
LabelDispAttr	Supported
MajorDivisions	Supported	gr_1.Values.MajorDivisions = 10
MajorGridLine	Supported	gr_1.Value.MajorGridLine = Dash!
MajorTic	Supported	gr_1.Values.MajorTic = Straddle!
MaximumValue	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDouble! gr_1.Values.MaximumValue = 500000.00
MaxValDateTime	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDate! gr_1.Values.MaxValDateTime = 12/31/1999
MinimumValue	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDouble! gr_1.Values.MinimumValue = 0.00
MinorDivisions	Supported	gr_1.Values.MinorDivisions = 10
MinorGridLine	Supported	gr_1.Value.MinorGridLine = Dot!
MinorTic	Supported	gr_1.Values.MinorTic = Outside!
MinValDateTime	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDate! gr_1.Values.MinValDateTime = 01/31/1900
OriginLine	Supported	gr_1.Values.OriginLine = Dash!
PrimaryLine	Supported	gr_1.Values.PrimaryLine = Dash!
RoundTo	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDate! gr_1.Values.RoundToUnit = RndMonths! gr_1.Values.RoundTo = 6
RoundToUnit	Supported	gr_1.Values.DataType = AdtDate! gr_1.Values.RoundToUnit = RndMonths! gr_1.Values.RoundTo = 6
ScaleType	Supported	gr_1.Values.ScaleType=Log10! Notes: Modifying the ScaleType property for an axis on the Web will affect only the involved axis. This may differ from PowerBuilder. Graphs on the Web will be displayed exactly as the settings of MajorDivisions, MinorDivisions, MaximunValue, and RoundTo. There is no displaying difference between the linear and logarithmic scaling.
ScaleValue	Supported	gr_1.Values.ScaleValue = Actual!
SecondaryLine	Supported	gr_1.Values.SecondaryLine = Dash!
ShadeBackEdge	Supported	gr_1.ShadeColor = RGB(240,250,150) gr_1.Category.ShadeBackEdge = TRUE
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for grAxis object

Table 139.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	gr_1.value.ClassName()
GetParent	Supported	PowerObject lpo_returnvalue lpo_returnvalue = gr_1.value.GetParent()
TypeOf	Supported	If gr_1.value.TypeOf() =grAxis! Then ls_returnvalue = "grAxis!" End If
GetContextService	Unsupported

grDispAttr object

Properties for grDispAttr object
Functions for grDispAttr object

Properties for grDispAttr object

Table 140.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Alignment	Supported	gr_1.Alignment = Center!
AutoSize	Supported	gr_1.TitleDispAttr.AutoSize = FALSE
BackColor	Supported	gr_1.BackColor = RGB(255, 255, 0)
DisplayExpression	Supported	gr_1.TitleDispAttr.DisplayExpression = 'title + " " + Today()' Note: When specifying the display expression in the Display Expression field, please note that several items in the Columns box may be unsupported in certain situations: (For all graphs) The percentofcategory and The percentofgraph are unsupported. (For all graphs) The percentofseries is unsupported when the text object is set to Value Axis Text or Legend. The categorypercentofgraph and percentofseries are unsupported when the text object is set to Pie Graph Labels and there are multiple series. (For pie graph only) The percentofseries is unsupported when the text object is set to Legend.
Escapement	Supported	gr_1.Value.LabelDispAttr.Escapement = 900 Note: When the value of Escapement is a negative number, the text will not be rotated. The text rotated can be displayed out of the control in PowerBuilder, but not in Web applications. After rotated, the multiple-line text still displays in multiple lines in PowerBuilder, but displays in one line on Web.
FaceName	Supported	gr_1.FaceName = ""
FillPattern	Supported	gr_1.FillPattern = Diamond!
FontCharSet	Supported	gr_1.FontCharSet = ANSI!
FontFamily	Supported	gr_1.FontFamily = Roman!
FontPitch	Supported	gr_1.FontPitch = Fixed!
Format	Supported	gr__1.Values.DispAttr.Format = "0.00"
Italic	Supported	gr_1.Italic = TRUE
TextColor	Supported	gr_1.Series.DispAttr.TextColor = RGB(0,0,255)
TextSize	Supported	gr_1.Values.LabelDispAttr.TextSize = 12
Underline	Supported	gr_1.Values.LabelDispAttr.Underline = TRUE
Weight	Supported	gr_1.Weight = 700
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for grDispAttr object

Table 141.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	gr_1.ClassName()
GetParent	Supported	luo_value = gr_1.GetParent()
TypeOf	Supported	If gr_1.TypeOf() = grDispAttr! Then ls_returnvalue = "grDispAttr!" End If
GetContextService	Unsupported

Inet object

Properties for Inet object
Events for Inet object
Functions for Inet object

Properties for Inet object

Table 142.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for Inet object

Table 143.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for Inet object

Table 144.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	inet_1 = CREATE inet li_classnm = inet_1.ClassName( )
GetParent	Supported	lpo_return = inet_1.GetParent()
GetURL	Supported	inet_1.GetURL( )
HyperLinkToURL	Supported	inet_1.HyperlinkToURL("http://www.appeon.com")
PostEvent	Supported	inet_1.PostEvent(Clicked!)
PostURL	Supported	li_return =Inet_1.PostURL() Note: Appeon supports https address, though PB does not support it.
TriggerEvent	Supported	inet_1.TriggerEvent(Clicked!)
TypeOf	Supported	inet_1.Typeof()
GetContextService	Supported	GetContextService("Internet", inet_base) inet_base.HyperlinkToURL("http://www.appeon.com") Note: This function is supported only when the service name parameter is "Internet".

InternetResult object

Properties for InternetResult object
Events for InternetResult object
Functions for InternetResult object

Properties for InternetResult object

Table 145.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for InternetResult object

Table 146.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for InternetResult object

Table 147.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	internetresult_1 = Create InternetResult li_classnm= internetresult_1.ClassName()
GetParent	Supported	lpo_return = internetresult_1.GetParent()
InternetData	Supported	li_return = internetresult_1.InternetData(data)
InternetStatus	Supported	(Not used)
PostEvent	Supported	Internetresult_1.PostEvent(Clicked!)
TriggerEvent	Supported	Internetresult_1.TriggerEvent(Clicked!)
TypeOf	Supported	Internetresult_1.Typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported

ListViewItem object

Properties for ListViewItem object
Functions for ListViewItem object

Properties for ListViewItem object

Table 148.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
CutHighlighted	Supported	lvi_item1.CutHighlighted = True
Data	Supported	any_value = lvi_item1.Data
DropHighlighted	Supported	lvi_item1.DropHighlighted = True
HasFocus	Supported	lvi_item1.HasFocus = True
ItemX	Supported
ItemY	Supported
Label	Supported	ls_value = lvi_item1.Label InPowerBuilder, if the string label is too long to display in one line, the string will display in multiple lines. However, in the Web application, the string will only display in one line.
OverlayPictureIndex	Supported	li_value = lvi_item1.OverlayPictureIndex
PictureIndex	Supported	li_value = lvi_item1.PictureIndex
Selected	Supported	lb_value = lvi_item1.Selected
StatePictureIndex	Supported	li_value = lvi_item1.StatePictureIndex
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for ListViewItem object

Table 149.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_objectname = lvi_item1.ClassName()
TypeOf	Supported	IF lvi_item1.TypeOf() = ListViewItem! THEN ls_returnvalue = "ListViewItem" END IF
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Unsupported

mailFileDescription object

Properties for mailFileDescription object
Functions for mailFileDescription object

Properties for mailFileDescription object

Table 150.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
FileType	Supported	mailFileDescription mAttach mAttach.FileType = mailAttach!
Filename	Supported	mAttach.Filename = ls_filename
Pathname	Supported	mAttach.Pathname = ls_pathname
Position	Supported	mAttach.Position = ll_position
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for mailFileDescription object

Table 151.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_classnm = mAttach.classname()
TypeOf	Supported	type_obj = mAttach.typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Unsupported

mailMessage object

Properties for mailMessage object
Functions for mailMessage object

Properties for mailMessage object

Table 152.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
AttachmentFile[ ]	Supported	mMsg.AttachmentFile[1] = mAttach
ConversationID	Supported	ls_ID = mMsg.ConversationID
DateReceived	Supported	mMsg.DateReceived = ls_today
MessageSent	Supported	lb_sent = mMsg.MessageSent
MessageType	Supported	ls_type = mMsg.MessageType
NoteText	Supported	ls_note = mMsg.NoteText
ReceiptRequested	Supported	lb_return = mMsg.ReceiptRequested
Recipient[ ]	Supported	mailRecipient recip mMsg.Recipient[1] = recip
Subject	Supported	mMsg.subject = ls_subject
Unread	Supported	mMsg.Unread = false
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for mailMessage object

Table 153.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_classnm = mMsg.classname()
TypeOf	Supported	type_obj = mMsg.typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Unsupported

mailRecipient object

Properties for mailRecipient object
Functions for mailRecipient object

Properties for mailRecipient object

Table 154.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Address	Supported	mRecip.Address = ls_address
EntryID	Supported	ls_return = string(mRecip.EntryID)
Name	Supported	mRecip.Name = ls_name
RecipientType	Supported	mRecip.RecipientType = mailTo!
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Functions for mailRecipient object

Table 155.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_classnm = mRecip.classname()
TypeOf	Supported	type_obj = mRecip.typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Unsupported

mailSession object

Properties for mailSession object
Events for mailSession object
Functions for mailSession object

Properties for mailSession object

Table 156.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
MessageID[]	Supported	ls_message = mSes.MessageID[li_i]
SessionID	Supported	ll_sessionid = mSes.SessionID
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for mailSession object

Table 157.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for mailSession object

Table 158.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_classnm = mSes.classname()
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent = mSes.GetParent
mailAddress	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailAddress()
mailDeleteMessage	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailDeleteMessage(sID)
mailGetMessages	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailGetMessages()
mailHandle	Supported	mHandle = mSes.mailHandle()
mailLogoff	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailLogoff()
mailLogon	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailLogon ()
mailReadMessage	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailReadMessage(sMessageID, mMsg , mailEntireMessage!, TRUE)
mailRecipientDetails	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailRecipientDetails(mMsg.Recipient[1],TRUE)
mailResolveRecipient	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailResolveRecipient(mRecip,true)
mailSaveMessage	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailSaveMessage(mMsg.ConversationID, mMsg)
mailSend	Supported	mRet = mSes.mailsend(mMsg)
PostEvent	Supported	lb_return = mSes.PostEvent("ue_user")
TriggerEvent	Supported	lb_return = mSes.TriggerEvent("ue_user")
TypeOf	Supported	type_obj = mSes.typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported

MDIClient object

Properties for MDIClient object
Functions for MDIClient object

Important Requirements

Multiple MDI windows are supported.

Defining the size of the client area in an MDI window is supported.

If there are multiple MDI frames, the second frame window of the Web application will be loaded at a much slower speed up to four times slower than the first one. If the first MDI is closed, the second one will not function.

When the MDI frame is closed in an Appeon-deployed application, the Web browser will also close automatically.

Properties for MDIClient object

Table 159.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
BackColor	Supported	w_main.mdi_1.BackColor = ll_value
Height	Supported	w_main.mdi_1.Height = li_value
MicroHelpHeight	Supported	li_return = w_main.mdi_1.MicroHelpHeight
Tag	Supported	w_main.mdi_1.Tag = ls_value
Width	Supported	w_main.mdi_1.Width = li_value
X	Supported	w_main.mdi_1.X = li_value
Y	Supported	w_main.mdi_1.Y = li_value
BringToTop	Unsupported
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
Visible	Supported

Functions for MDIClient object

Table 160.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_classname = w_main.mdi_1.Classname()
GetParent	Supported	PowerObject lpo_returnvalue lpo_returnvalue = this.GetParent()
Hide	Supported	w_main.Hide()
Move	Supported	w_main.Move(150,200)
Resize	Supported	w_main.Resize(100, 150)
SetRedraw	Supported	w_main.SetRedraw(FALSE)
Show	Supported	m_main.Show()
TypeOf	Supported	ls_type = w_main.mdi_1.TypeOf()
GetContextService	Unsupported

Menu object

Menu features
Toolbar features
Properties for Menu object
Events for Menu object
Functions for Menu object

Important Requirements

Menus can be dynamically created (for example, using the CREATE statement).
When a menu is dynamically created, it is unsupported to create multiple items to the menu at one time.
Use of Main menu should be limited to no more than five layers of submenus for a single menu item.
More levels of dropdown menus under a menu bar item are supported.
Appeon supports user-defined menu events and functions.
For more information on menu object, refer to: Menu Features and Toolbar Features.

Menu features

Supported

Menu object may be implemented with the following functionalities:
1. Modifying menu items based on user rights using the enable and visible properties.
2. User-defined functions in menu object.
It is supported to have a menu object as a structure variable, or define a structure/declare a structure instance in a menu object.
It is supported to declare a menu type array.
It is supported to qualify the item of a child menu with the class name of the parent menu.

For example:

m_city is the menu for the window w_citysheet, and is inherited from m_main. m_file is an item of the menu m_city.

The following two lines of code have the same effect on the Web:
```
m_main.m_file.enabled = FALSE
m_city.m_file.enabled = FALSE
```

It is supported to declare a menu variable, assign value to it, and pass the variable as argument.

For example:

menu lm_onemenu
lm_ onemenu = create menu
lm_ onemenu.text = "Open a window" //or
lm_ onemenu = m_main.m_file //or
lm_ onemenu = m_main.Item[1].Item[1]

A window control can use the ChangeMenu function to dynamically change the menu. See the ChangeMenu function for Window control.
Switching between different menus is allowed. However, only one menu can be displayed at one time. For example, the MDI window menu can be dynamically refreshed when a sheet is opened or closed.
Append the names of open sheets (window list) to a menu item.
Using the UpArrow/DownArrow/LeftArrow/RightArrow to change the currently selected menu item is supported.
Shortcut keys for menu items are supported.

Unsupported

In PowerBuilder, the menu items always show in front of main window or popup window. In Web applications, the menu items may get hidden behind a main window or a popup window.
Different from PowerBuilder as follows: In the case of multiple Web windows loading the same menu, when a window (window A) accesses the menu object, the menu object accessed is not the menu in the window A, but the menu in the window that is most recently opened.
It is not supported to access the menu of the window that currently does not have focus.

Toolbar features

Supported

The toolbar item synchronizes with the relevant menu item. If the property of the menu item changes, the property of the toolbar item changes accordingly.
Multiple toolbars are supported.
Multiple toolbars can be displayed at the same time, but docked toolbar or toolbar toggle are not supported.
Toolbar can only be displayed in the MDI and MDIHelp windows.

Unsupported

In Web applications, the toolbars are always placed directly below the menu. The Web toolbar cannot be dragged around or placed at any other place.
In PowerBuilder, if the user right mouse clicks over a toolbar, a popup menu is displayed with the available options, for example: Left, Right, Floating, Show Text, Show PowerTips. The popup menu will not display in Web applications. The toolbar item cannot show text but can show PowerTips.
Clicking the toolbar item will not trigger the Selected event for Menu object.
If the ShiftToRight property is set to TRUE, menu objects may shift to right and toolbar items will automatically adjust its places according to the menu changes in PowerBuilder. However, toolbar items will not automatically adjust its places on the Web.

Properties for Menu object

Table 161.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Checked	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Checked = lb_value
Default	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Default = TRUE
Enabled	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Enabled = lb_value
Item [ ]	Supported	Menu lmenu_item[] lmenu_item =m_menu.Item[] Support using Item[] in different ways: lm_ onemenu = m_main.Item[1].Item[1] m_main.Item[1].Item[1].text = "open a Window" m_main.Item[1].Item[1].triggerevent(clicked) Dynamically adding menu items with Item[] is supported.
MicroHelp	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.MicroHelp = ls_value
ParentWindow	Supported	w_value = m_function.Parentwindow
ShiftToRight	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ShiftToRight = true
Shortcut	Supported
Tag	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Tag = ls_value
Text	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Text = ls_value
ToolbarItemBarIndex	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemBarIndex = li_value Note: If the property ToolbarItemBarIndex is set to 0, the toolbar does not display in PowerBuilder but displays on the Web.
ToolbarItemDown	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemDown = true
ToolbarItemDown Name	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemDownName = ls_value
ToolbarItemName	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemName = ls_value
ToolbarItemOrder	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemOrder = li_value
ToolbarItemSpace	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolBarItemSpace = 5
ToolbarItemText	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemText = ls_value
ToolbarItemVisible	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemVisible = lb_value
Visible	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Visible = lb_value
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
MenuItemType	Unsupported
MergeOption	Unsupported

Events for Menu object

Table 162.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Clicked	Supported	Note: The Clicked event cannot be triggered for a menu item that has a submenu.
Selected	Supported
Help	Unsupported

Functions for Menu object

Table 163.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
Check	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Check()
ClassName	Supported	ls_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ClassName()
Disable	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Disable()
Enable	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Enable()
GetParent	Supported	lobj_returnvalue = m_function.GetParent()
Hide	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Hide()
PopMenu	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.PopMenu(xlocation, ylocation)
PostEvent	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.PostEvent(event)
Show	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Show()
TriggerEvent	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.TriggerEvent(event)
TypeOf	Supported	If m_function.m_testitemforfunction.TypeOf() = menu! Then ls_returnvalue = "menu" end if
Uncheck	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Uncheck()
GetContextService	Unsupported

MenuCascade object

Properties for MenuCascade object
Events for MenuCascade object
Functions for MenuCascade object

Important requirements

It is unsupported to place a cascading menu in another cascading menu.
When you extend a cascading menu, the first dropdown item automatically get focus on the Web. Pressing the blank key can trigger the Click event of the item with focus and the focus can be shifted between items if you pressing the Up and Down arrow keys.
Changes to a Web menu will be updated automatically without calling the Hide and Show functions for the Menu.

Properties for MenuCascade object

Table 164.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Checked	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Checked = lb_value
Column	Supported	m_menu.Columns = li_count
CurrentItem	Supported
Default	Supported	m_menu.Default = TRUE
DropDown	Supported	m_menu.DropDown = False
Enabled	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Enabled = lb_value
Item [ ]	Supported	lmenu_item = m_menu.Item[ ]
MicroHelp	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.MicroHelp = ls_value
ParentWindow	Supported	w_value = m_function.Parentwindow
ShiftToRignt	Supported	m_menu.ShiftToRight = True
Shortcut	Supported	li_return = m_menu.Shortcut
Tag	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Tag = ls_value
Text	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Text = ls_value
ToolbarItemDown	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemDown = lb_flag
ToolbarItemDown Name	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemDownName = ls_value
ToolbarItemBarIndex	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemBarIndex = li_value Note: If the property ToolbarItemBarIndex is set to 0, the toolbar does not display in PowerBuilder but displays on the Web.
ToolbarItemName	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemName = ls_value
ToolbarItemOrder	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemOrder = li_value Note: the value of ToolbarItemOrder cannot be a negative number.
ToolbarItemText	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemText = ls_value
ToolbarItemVisible	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ToolbarItemVisible = lb_value
Visible	Supported	m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Visible = lb_value
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
MenuItemType	Unsupported
MergeOption	Unsupported

Events for MenuCascade object

Table 165.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Clicked	Supported	Clicked Note: The Clicked event cannot be triggered for a menu item that has a submenu.
Selected	Supported	Selected
Help	Unsupported

Event

Support Level

Example Code

Clicked

Supported

Clicked

Note: The Clicked event cannot be triggered for a menu item that has a submenu.

Selected

Supported

Selected

Help

Unsupported

Functions for MenuCascade object

Table 166.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
Check	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Check()
ClassName	Supported	ls_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.ClassName()
Disable	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Disable()
Enable	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Enable()
GetParent	Supported	lobj_returnvalue = m_function.GetParent()
Hide	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Hide()
PopMenu	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.PopMenu(xlocation, ylocation)
PostEvent	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.PostEvent(event)
Show	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Show()
TriggerEvent	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.TriggerEvent(event)
TypeOf	Supported	If m_function.m_testitemforfunction.TypeOf() = menu! Then ls_returnvalue = "menu" end if
Uncheck	Supported	ll_returnvalue = m_function.m_testitemforfunction.Uncheck()
GetContextService	Unsupported

Message object

Properties for Message object
Events for Message object
Functions for Message object

Important Requirements

Both the system message and the user-defined message are supported.

Properties for Message object

Table 167.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
DoubleParm	Supported	OpenWithParm(w_1, ld_value) ld_value = Message.DoubleParm
LongParm	Supported	ls_value = Message.LongParm
PowerObjectParm	Supported	OpenWithParm(w_1, s_value) ls_value = Message.PowerObjectParm
Processed	Supported
StringParm	Supported	OpenWithParm(w_1, ls_value) ls_value = Message.StringParm
WordParm	Supported
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
Handle	Unsupported
Number	Unsupported
ReturnValue	Unsupported

Events for Message object

Table 168.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported
Destructor	Supported

Functions for Message object

Table 169.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	string varname varname = ClassName(gd_double)
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent = cb_1.GetParent()
PostEvent	Supported	cb_1.PostEvent(Clicked!)
TriggerEvent	Supported	cb_1.TriggerEvent(Clicked!)
TypeOf	Supported	dw_1.Typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported

NonVisualObject object

Properties for NonVisualObject object
Events for NonVisualObject object
Functions for NonVisualObject object

Properties for NonVisualObject object

Table 170.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for NonVisualObject object

Table 171.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for NonVisualObject object

Table 172.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	nvo_test.classname()
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent = nvo_test.GetParent()
PostEvent	Supported	nvo_test.PostEvent(Constructor!)
TriggerEvent	Supported	nvo_test.TriggerEvent(Constructor!)
TypeOf	Supported	If nvo_test.typeof()=nonvisualobject! Then ls_value='nonvisualobject!' End If
GetContextService	Unsupported

OLEObject object

Properties for OLEObject object
Events for OLEObject object
Functions for OLEObject object

Unsupported

The shortcut key for OCX is unsupported.

It is unsupported to have blob, DataTime, Date, or Time parameters in functions of OLEObject object.

The datatype of the property value cannot be Datetime, Date, or Time.

Properties for OLEObject object

Table 173.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
Handle	Unsupported

Events for OLEObject object

Table 174.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor
Error	Unsupported
ExternalException	Unsupported

Functions for OLEObject object

Table 175.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_return = ole_1.ClassName()
ConnectToNewObject	Supported	OLEObject myoleobject myoleobject = CREATE OLEObject li_return = myoleobject.ConnectToNewObject( "excel.application")
ConnectToObject	Supported	OLEObject myoleobject myoleobject = CREATE OLEObject li_return = myoleobject.ConnectToObject("c:\excel\expense.xls")
DisconnectObject	Supported	li_return = myoleobject.DisconnectObject()
GetAutomationNativePointer	Supported	UnsignedLong lul_oleptr li_return = ocx_spell.GetNativePointer(lul_oleptr)
IsAlive	Supported	IF ole_1.IsAlive() THEN return
PostEvent	Supported	ole_1.PostEvent("Error")
ReleaseAutomationNativePointer	Supported	li_return = ocx_spell.ReleaseNativePointer(lul_oleptr)
SetAutomationPointer	Supported	li_return = oleChild.SetAutomationPointer(myoleobject)
TriggerEvent	Supported	li_return = ole_1.TriggerEvent("Error")
TypeOf	Supported
ConnectToNewRemoteObject	Unsupported
ConnectToRemoteObject	Unsupported
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Supported
SetAutomationLocale	Unsupported
SetAutomationTimeout	Unsupported

OLEStorage object

Properties for OLEStorage object
Events for OLEStorage object
Functions for OLEStorage object

Properties for OLEStorage object

Table 176.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
DocumentName	Unsupported

Events for OLEStorage object

Table 177.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for OLEStorage object

Table 178.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported
Clear	Supported
Close	Supported
GetContextService	Supported
GetParent	Supported
MemberDelete	Unsupported
MemberExists	Supported
MemberRename	Supported
Open	Supported
PostEvent	Supported
Save	Supported
SaveAs	Unsupported
TriggerEvent	Supported
TypeOf	Supported

OLEStream object

Properties for OLEStream object
Events for OLEStream object
Functions for OLEStream object

Properties for OLEStream object

Table 179.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
Name	Unsupported
Storage	Unsupported

Events for OLEStream object

Table 180.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor

Functions for OLEStream object

Table 181.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported
Close	Supported
GetContextService	Supported
GetParent	Supported
Length	Supported	The return value in PowerServer Web is as follows (which is different from PowerBuilder): >=0 -- The length of stream. -1 -- Stream is not opened. -9 -- Other errors.
Open	Supported
PostEvent	Supported
Read	Supported
Seek	Supported
TriggerEvent	Supported
TypeOf	Supported
Write	Supported

Timing object

Properties for Timing object
Events for Timing object
Functions for Timing object

Properties for Timing object

Table 182.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Interval	Supported	ld_return = timing_1.interval
Running	Supported	lb_return = timing_1.running
ClassDefinition	Unsupported

Events for Timing object

Table 183.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor
Timer	Supported	Timer(10, w_main)

Functions for Timing object

Table 184.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	timing_1 = CREATE uo_timer ls_classnm = timing_1.ClassName( )
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent_name = timing_1.GetParent()
PostEvent	Supported	timing_1.PostEvent(Clicked!)
Start	Supported	timing_1.Start(60)
Stop	Supported	timing_1.Stop()
TriggerEvent	Supported	timing_1.TriggerEvent(Clicked!)
TypeOf	Supported	timing_1.Typeof()
GetContextService	Unsupported

Transaction object

Properties for Transaction object
Events for Transaction object
Functions for Transaction object

Important Requirements

The Transaction object can either be global or local. The instance transaction object is unsupported.

The user-defined Transaction object is supported.

The type of SQLCA can be transaction or transaction user object. It is supported if the user defines a transaction user object (for example, u_trans) and sets the type of SQLCA to the transaction user object (for example, u_trans).

An application can have multiple Transactions Objects, and the Transaction Objects can be connected to different type of databases.

The specification of isolation level for a database profile in PowerBuilder is not supported.

Properties for Transaction object

Appeon ignores the dynamic property settings for the data source and Transaction Object except for the AutoCommit property.

Table 185.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
AutoCommit	Supported	sqlca.AutoCommit = lb_value Notes: If the database server is Oracle and the driver is native driver, the AutoCommit setting is always interpreted as FALSE. The AutoCommit property is the only property that may be dynamically modified.
Database	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.Database
DBMS	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.DBMS Appeon extends this property so it can be used to specify the database type of the data source that is used by the CacheName parameter. For values representing the different database types, refer to Table 21, “Setting the DBMS property based on the database type” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET or Table 36, “Setting the DBMS property based on the database type” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for J2EE.
DBPass	Supported
DBParm	Supported	The ConnectString parameter will be ignored when executed in the mobile or Web application, because the database connection for the mobile or Web application (called data source) is configured separately in Appeon or the application server. For details, refer to Database Connection Setup in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET or Database Connection Setup in PowerServer Configuration Guide for J2EE. The CacheName parameter is enhanced by Appeon, so it is working differently when executed in the mobile or Web application than when executed in the PB application. CacheName is optional depending on the specific scenario of the database connection used in the mobile or Web application. If one transaction object needs to connect with more than one database, then CacheName can be used and set to the name of the data source (as shown in the code example below); if one transaction object connects with only one database, then CacheName might not be necessary, as you can statically map the transaction object with the data source in AEM. For example, sqlca.DBParm = "CacheName='ASADataSource1'" Using CacheName enables the mobile or Web application to dynamically change the data source at runtime, rather than statically mapping the transaction object with the data source in AEM before the application is run. For more information, refer to the section called “Setting up transaction object to data source mapping” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET or the section called “Setting up transaction object to data source mapping” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for J2EE.
LogID	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.LogID
LogPass	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.LogPass
ServerName	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.ServerName
SQLCode	Supported	ll_value = sqlca.SQLCode The returned value of SQLCode in Appeon: <0 – Error; the statement failed. This is different from PowerBuilder where -1 will be returned, while in Appeon, it could be any negative number when there is an error. Therefore, it is recommended to use <0 as the evaluation value for errors in both PowerBuilder and Appeon. 0 – Success. 100 – No result.
SQLDBCode	Supported	ll_value = sqlca.SQLDBCode Notes: In PowerBuilder, if sqlca.SQLCode=100, sqlca.SQLDBCode = 3. In Appeon, when sqlca.SQLCode=100, sqlca.SQLDBCode = 0. In the Web application, SQLDBCode returns a different value from PowerBuilder. It is recommended not to use SQLDBCode in statements such as IF…ELSE.
SQLErrText	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.SQLErrText
SQLNRows	Supported	ll_value = sqlca.SqlNRows
UserID	Supported	ls_value = sqlca.UserID
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
Lock	Unsupported
SQLReturnData	Unsupported

Events for Transaction object

Table 186.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Constructor
Destructor	Supported	Destructor
DBNotification	Unsupported
DBError	Unsupported
SQLPreview	Unsupported

Functions for Transaction object

Table 187.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_returnvalue = sqlca.ClassName()
TypeOf	Supported	if this.TypeOf() = transaction! Then Is_returnvalue = "transaction!" end if
DBHandle	Supported
PostEvent	Supported
SyntaxFromSQL	Supported	ls_dw_syntax = SQLCA.SyntaxFromSQL(ls_sql_syntax, ls_style, ls_dw_err) Notes: The following syntax is unsupported: ls_dw_syntax = SyntaxFromSQL(sqlca, ls_sql_syntax, ls_style, ls_dw_err) The data type of computed columns in SyntaxFromSQL cannot be the Appeon unsupported data type. The length of return value on the Web is different from PowerBuilder The return value of the SyntaxFromSQL function on the Web contains a column name for each column although it is not in PowerBuilder. The function cannot generate correct source code for TreeView DataWindow.
TriggerEvent	Supported
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Supported

TreeViewItem object

Properties for TreeViewItem object
Functions for TreeViewItem object

Properties for TreeViewItem object

Table 188.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Bold	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Bold = TRUE
Children	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Children = FALSE
Data	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Data = sle_prop.text
Expanded	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Expanded = TRUE Note: the property is supported but is read-only.
ExpandedOnce	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.ExpandedOnce = TRUE Note: the property is supported but is read-only.
HasFocus	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.HasFocus = TRUE Note: the property is supported but is read-only.
ItemHandle	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Itemhandle = long(sle_prop.text) Note: This property is supported but is read-only.
OverlayPictureIndex	Supported	l_tvi.OverlayPictureIndex = 2
Label	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Label = sle_prop.text
Level	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.Level = long(sle_prop.text)
PictureIndex	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.PictureIndex = long(sle_prop.text)
SelectedPictureIndex	Supported	tv_treeviewitem.SelectedPictureIndex = long(sle_prop.text)
Selected	Supported	lb_value = tv_treeviewitem.Selected
StatePictureIndex	Supported	li_value = tv_treeviewitem.StatePictureIndex
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
CutHighLighted	Unsupported
DropHighLighted	Unsupported

Functions for TreeViewItem object

Table 189.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	ls_returnvalue = tv_treeviewitem.ClassName()
TypeOf	Supported	If ltvi_1.TypeOf() = TreeViewItem! Then ls_returnvalue = "TreeViewItem!" End If
GetContextService	Unsupported
GetParent	Unsupported

UserObject object

Properties for UserObject object
Events for UserObject object
Functions for UserObject object

Important Requirements

The UserObject object can be dynamically created (for example, by using the CREATE statement).

Properties for UserObject object

Table 190.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
BackColor	Supported	uo_test.BackColor = ll_value Note: transparent value is unsupported.
Border	Supported	uo_test.Border = lb_value
BorderStyle	Supported	uo_test.BorderStyle = StyleBox! uo_test.BorderStyle = StyleLowered! uo_test.BorderStyle = StyleRaised! Note: StyleShadowBox! is unsupported.
ClassName	Supported	ls_value = uo_test.ClassName
BringToTop	Supported	uo_test.BringToTop = TRUE
Control[]	Supported	WindowObject lobj_control[] lobj_control[] = uo_test.control[]
DragAuto	Supported	uo_test.DragAuto=TRUE
DragIcon	Supported	uo_test.DragIcon='c:\archive\arrow.ico'
Enabled	Supported	uo_test.Enabled = TRUE
Height	Supported	uo_test.Height = 300
HScrollBar	Supported	uo_1.HScrollBar = false
Pointer	Supported	uo_test.Pointer='Help!' uo_test.Pointer='d:\archive\IBEAM.BMP.cur'
PictureName	Supported	uo_test.PictureName = "c:\pictures\pb1.bmp"
PowerTipText	Supported	uo_test.PowerTipText="UserObject PowerTip"
TabBackColor	Supported	uo_tab.tab_page1.TabBackColor = RGB(0,0,255)
TabOrder	Supported	uo_test.TabOrder = li_value
TabTextColor	Supported	uo_tab.tab_page1.TabTextColor =5566
Tag	Supported	uo_test.Tag = ls_value
Text	Supported	uo_test.Text = ls_value
Visible	Supported	uo_test.Visible = lb_value
VScrollBar	Supported	uo_test.VScrollBar = lb_value
Width	Supported	uo_test.Width = li_value
X	Supported	uo_test.X = li_value
Y	Supported	uo_test.Y = li_value
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
ColumnsPerPage	Unsupported
LibraryName	Unsupported
LinesPerPage	Unsupported
ObjectType	Unsupported
PictureMaskColor	Unsupported
Style	Unsupported
Transparency	Unsupported
UnitsPerColumn	Unsupported
UnitsPerLine	Unsupported

Events for UserObject object

Table 191.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported
Destructor	Supported
DragDrop	Supported
DragEnter	Supported
DragLeave	Supported
DragWithin	Unsupported
RButtonDown	Supported
Help	Unsupported
Other	Unsupported

Functions for UserObject object

Table 192.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	uo_test.classname()
Drag	Supported	uo_test.Drag(Begin!)
GetParent	Supported	lobj_parent_name = this.GetParent()
Hide	Supported	uo_test.Hide()
Move	Supported	uo_test.Move(x1,y1)
OpenUserObject	Supported	Note: Using Post function to call the OpenUserObject function is unsupported, for example, this.post openuserobject (icbx_uo,100,100) is unsupported.
PointerX	Supported	uo_test.PointerX()
PointerY	Supported	uo_test.PointerY()
PostEvent	Supported	uo_test.PostEvent(Clicked!)
Resize	Supported	uo_test.Resize(x1,y1)
SetFocus	Supported	uo_test.SetFocus()
SetPosition	Supported	uo_test.SetPosition(ToTop!) uo_two.SetPosition(Behind!, uo_three)
SetRedraw	Supported	li_return= uo_test.SetRedraw(TRUE)
Show	Supported	uo_test.Show()
TriggerEvent	Supported	uo_test.TriggerEvent(Clicked!)
TypeOf	Supported	If uo_test.typeof()=CheckBox! Then ls_value='CheckBox!' End If
AddItem	Unsupported
CreatePage	Unsupported
DeleteItem	Unsupported
GetContextService	Unsupported
InsertItem	Unsupported
OpenUserObjectWithParm	Unsupported
PageCreated	Unsupported
Print	Unsupported

WSConnection object

Properties for WSConnection object
Events for WSConnection object
Functions for WSConnection object

Properties for WSConnection object

Table 193.

Property	Support Level	Example Code
Endpoint	Supported
AuthenticationMode	Unsupported
ClassDefinition	Unsupported
ClientCertificateFile	Unsupported
Password	Unsupported
ProxyServerHostName	Unsupported
ProxyServerPassword	Unsupported
ProxyServerPort	Unsupported
ProxyServerUserName	Unsupported
Timeout	Unsupported
UserDomain	Unsupported
UserName	Unsupported
UseWindowsIntegratedAuthentication	Unsupported

Events for WSConnection object

Table 194.

Event	Support Level	Example Code
Constructor	Supported	Note: Activate and Deactivate events are unsupported for dialogue boxes.
Destructor	Supported	Clicked

Functions for WSConnection object

Table 195.

Function	Support Level	Example Code
ClassName	Supported	w_mdi.ArrangeSheets(arrangetype)
GetParent	Supported	Parent.ChangeMenu(m_test_menu2)
PostEvent	Supported	ls_value = w_test.ClassName()
TriggerEvent	Supported	w_test.CloseChannel()
TypeOf	Supported	w_test.CloseUserObject()
GetContextService	Unsupported

Supported PB Features for PowerServer WebSystem objects

Application object

Properties for Application object

Events for Application object

Functions for Application object

Connection object

Properties for Connection object

Events for Connection object

Functions for Connection object

CORBAObject object

Properties for CORBAObject object

Events for CORBAObject object

Functions for CORBAObject object

DynamicDescriptionArea object

Properties for DynamicDescriptionArea object

Events for DynamicDescriptionArea object

Functions for DynamicDescriptionArea object

DynamicStagingArea object

Properties for DynamicStagingArea object

Events for DynamicStagingArea object

Functions for DynamicStagingArea object

Environment object

Properties for Environment object

Functions for Environment object

Graph object

Properties for Graph object

Events for Graph object

Functions for Graph object

grAxis object

Properties for grAxis object

Functions for grAxis object

grDispAttr object

Properties for grDispAttr object

Functions for grDispAttr object

Inet object

Properties for Inet object

Events for Inet object

Functions for Inet object

InternetResult object

Properties for InternetResult object

Events for InternetResult object

Functions for InternetResult object

ListViewItem object

Properties for ListViewItem object

Functions for ListViewItem object

mailFileDescription object

Properties for mailFileDescription object

Functions for mailFileDescription object

mailMessage object

Properties for mailMessage object

Functions for mailMessage object

mailRecipient object

Properties for mailRecipient object

Functions for mailRecipient object

mailSession object

Properties for mailSession object

Events for mailSession object

Functions for mailSession object

MDIClient object

Properties for MDIClient object

Functions for MDIClient object

Menu object

Menu features

Toolbar features

Properties for Menu object

Events for Menu object

Functions for Menu object

MenuCascade object

Properties for MenuCascade object

Events for MenuCascade object

Functions for MenuCascade object

Message object

Properties for Message object

Events for Message object

Functions for Message object

NonVisualObject object

Properties for NonVisualObject object

Events for NonVisualObject object

Functions for NonVisualObject object

Supported PB Features for PowerServer Web
System objects