You use the Project painter to create and maintain PowerBuilder projects that build all these different objects. The Project painter allows you to streamline the generation of the files your target needs and to rebuild easily when you make changes. There is a wizard to help you set up each project type.
The following table lists the types of projects you can create and what you can build using the project.
|
Project |
What it builds |
|---|---|
|
Application |
An executable file and optional dynamic libraries. |
|
EJB Client Proxy (obsolete) |
Enterprise JavaBeans components are obsolete technology, and will be removed in a future release. One or more proxy objects (stubs) that can be used by a PowerBuilder client to access functions in an EJB component on an application server. |
|
.NET Assembly |
A .NET assembly containing one or more custom class user objects. |
|
.NET Web Service |
A .NET Web service containing one or more custom class user objects. |
|
Web Service Proxy |
A proxy object that can be used by a PowerBuilder client to invoke a Web service defined in a WSDL (Web Services Description Language) file. |
For how to create a new project, see Creating a project. For more information about .NET projects, see Deploying Components as .NET Assemblies or Web Services.
