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Deploying .NET Component Targets

Table of Contents

How .NET Deployment Works
Security Settings
Strong-Named Assemblies
ASP.NET Configuration for a .NET Project
IIS Installation
Selecting the Default ASP.NET Version
Setting Up a SQL Anywhere Database Connection
Configuration Requirements for Windows 7 and Later
Checklist for Deployment

PowerBuilder not only supports traditional client-server applications, it also provides you with the ability to create and deploy .NET component targets with relative ease.

  • How .NET Deployment Works

    When you deploy a .NET project, PowerBuilder compiles existing or newly developed PowerScript code into .NET assemblies.

  • Security Settings

    PowerBuilder applications and components can run in partial trust environments when they are constrained by .NET code access security (CAS) configurations.

  • Strong-Named Assemblies

    PowerBuilder can generate strong-named assemblies from all .NET Project painters.

  • ASP.NET Configuration for a .NET Project

    You can configure ASP.NET for a .NET project before or after you deploy the project to an IIS 7.5 or later server.

  • Checklist for Deployment

    Verify that production servers and target computers meet all requirements for running the .NET targets that you deploy from PowerBuilder Classic.

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