Supported Objects

Application

Table 98. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Close
Unsupported	Idle	This event is supported in iOS, but unsupported in Android.
Supported	Open
Unsupported	SystemError
Supported	appeon_android_back	This event is defined by PowerServer Mobile and will be triggered when the Back button on the Android device is pressed. When you add this event, keep Event ID default to None. If you set Event ID to other value than None, this event will not be triggered.

Table 99. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Unsupported	SetLibraryList
Unsupported	SetTransPool
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 100. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AppName
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Unsupported	DDETimeOut
Supported	DisplayName
Unsupported	DWMessageTitle
Unsupported	FreeDBLibraries
Supported	MicroHelpDefault
Supported	RightToLeft
Supported	ToolbarFrameTitle
Unsupported	ToolbarPopMenuText
Supported	ToolbarSheetTitle
Supported	ToolbarText
Supported	ToolbarTips
Unsupported	ToolbarUserControl

Connection

Table 101. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor
Unsupported	Error

Table 102. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Supported	ConnectToServer
Supported	CreateInstance
Supported	DisconnectServer
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Unsupported	GetServerInfo
Unsupported	Lookup
Supported	PostEvent
Unsupported	RemoteStopListening
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 103. Options

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ORBcacheSize
Supported	ORBcertificateLabel
Supported	ORBCodeSet
Supported	ORBentrustIniFile
Supported	ORBentrustPassword
Supported	ORBentrustUserProfile
Supported	ORBHttp
Supported	ORBHttpExtraHeader
Supported	ORBIdleConnectionTimeout
Supported	ORBLogFile
Supported	ORBLogllOP
Supported	ORBpin
Supported	ORBProxyHost
Supported	ORBProxyPort
Supported	ORBqop
Supported	ORBRetryCount
Supported	ORBRetryDelay
Supported	ORBsocketReuseLimit
Supported	ORBuseEntrustID
Supported	ORBuserdata
Supported	ORBWebProxyHost

Table 104. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Application
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Unsupported	ConnectString
Supported	Driver
Supported	ErrCode
Supported	ErrText
Unsupported	Handle
Supported	Location
Unsupported	Options
Supported	Password
Unsupported	Trace
Supported	UserID

CORBAObject

Table 105. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 106. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	_Is_A
Unsupported	_Narrow
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 107. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition

DynamicDescriptionArea

Table 108. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 109. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetDynamicDate
Supported	GetDynamicDateTime
Supported	GetDynamicDecimal
Supported	GetDynamicNumber
Supported	GetDynamicParm
Supported	GetDynamicString
Supported	GetDynamicTime
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 110. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	InParmType[]
Supported	NumInputs
Supported	NumOutputs
Supported	OutParmType[]

DynamicStagingArea

Table 111. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 112. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 113. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition

Environment

Table 114. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Unsupported	GetParent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 115. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	CharSet
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Unsupported	CPUType	In iOS and Android, the default value is i286.
Unsupported	Language	In iOS and Android, the default value is languagemal tese.
Unsupported	MachineCode	In iOS and Android, the default value is False.
Unsupported	NumberOfColors	In iOS and Android, the default value is 0.
Unsupported	OSFixesRevison	In iOS and Android, the default value is 0.
Unsupported	OSMajorRevision	In iOS and Android, the default value is 6.
Unsupported	OSMinorRevision	In iOS and Android, the default value is 1.
Unsupported	OSType	In iOS and Android, the default value is windowsnt!.
Unsupported	PBBuildNumber	In iOS and Android, the default value is 1.
Unsupported	PBFixesRevision	In iOS and Android, the default value is 4.
Unsupported	PBMajorRevision	In iOS and Android, the default value is 8.
Unsupported	PBMinorRevision	In iOS and Android, the default value is 0.
Unsupported	PBType	In iOS and Android, the default value is enterprise!.
Supported	ScreenHeight	In iOS and Android, it gets the height of the mobile screen in points.
Supported	ScreenWidth	In iOS and Android, it gets the width of the mobile screen in points.
Unsupported	Win16(obsolete)	In iOS and Android, the default value is False.

Graph

Table 116. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Clicked
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor
Supported	DoubleClicked
Supported	DragDrop
Supported	DragEnter
Supported	DragLeave
Supported	DragWithin
Supported	GetFocus
Unsupported	Help
Supported	LoseFocus
Unsupported	Other
Supported	RButtonDown

Table 117. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AddCategory
Supported	AddData
Supported	AddSeries
Supported	CategoryCount
Supported	CategoryName
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	Clipboard
Supported	DataCount
Supported	DeleteCategory
Supported	DeleteSeries
Supported	Drag
Supported	FindCategory
Supported	FindSeries
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetData
Unsupported	GetDataLabelling
Supported	GetDataPieExplode
Supported	GetDataStyle
Unsupported	GetDataTransparency
Supported	GetDataValue
Supported	GetParent
Unsupported	GetSeriesLabelling
Supported	GetSeriesStyle
Supported	GetSeriesTransparency
Supported	Hide
Unsupported	ImportClipboard
Supported	ImportFile
Supported	ImportString
Supported	InsertCategory
Supported	InsertData	The data point will be inserted according to the sorting rules of the Category axis.
Supported	InsertSeries
Supported	ModifyData
Supported	Move
Supported	ObjectAtPointer
Supported	PointerX
Supported	PointerY
Supported	PostEvent
Unsupported	Print
Supported	Reset
Supported	ResetDataColors
Supported	Resize
Unsupported	SaveAs
Supported	SeriesCount
Supported	SeriesName
Unsupported	SetDataLabelling
Supported	SetDataPieExplode
Supported	SetDataStyle
Unsupported	SetDataTransparency
Supported	SetFocus
Supported	SetPosition
Supported	SetRedraw
Unsupported	SetSeriesLabelling
Supported	SetSeriesStyle	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.
Unsupported	SetSeriesTransparency
Supported	Show
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 118. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	AccessibleDescription
Unsupported	AccessibleName
Unsupported	AccessibleRole
Supported	BackColor	Transparent value is unsupported.
Supported	Border
Supported	BorderStyle
Supported	BringToTop
Supported	Category
Supported	CategorySort	If the values of Category are multibyte characters (for example, Chinese characters), they will be sorted by internal statement number.
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	Depth
Unsupported	DragAuto
Unsupported	DragIcon
Supported	Elevation
Supported	Enabled
Supported	FocusRectangle
Supported	GraphType	The following graph types are unsupported: Area3D!, Bar3DGraph!, Col3DGraph!, Line3D!, and Pie3D!.
Supported	Height
Supported	Legend
Supported	LegendDispAttr
Supported	OverlapPercent
Supported	Perspective
Supported	PieDispAttr
Supported on Web Only	Pointer
Unsupported	Render3D
Supported	Rotation
Supported	Series
Supported	SeriesSort	The result of this property may differ between PowerServer Mobile and PowerBuilder, because changing other properties may affect the SeriesSort property in PowerBuilder but it does not affect that in PowerServer Mobile. If the values of Category are multibyte characters (for example, Chinese characters), they will be sorted by internal statement numbers in PowerServer Mobile.
Supported	ShadeColor
Supported	Spacing
Supported	TabOrder
Supported	Tag
Supported	TextColor
Supported	Title
Supported	TitleDispAttr
Unsupported	Transparency
Supported	Values
Supported	Visible
Supported	Width
Supported	X
Supported	Y

grAxis

Table 119. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 120. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AutoScale
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	DataType	In PowerServer Mobile, 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.
Supported	DispAttr
Supported	DisplayEveryNLabels
Supported	DropLines
Supported	Frame
Supported	Label
Supported	LabelDispAttr
Supported	MajorDivisions
Supported	MajorGridLine
Supported	MajorTic
Supported	MaximumValue
Supported	MaxVaIDateTime
Supported	MinimumValue
Supported	MinorDivisions
Supported	MinorGridLine
Supported	MinorTic
Supported	MinValDateTime
Supported	OriginLine
Supported	PrimaryLine
Supported	RoundTo
Supported	RoundToUnit
Supported	ScaleType	Modifying the ScaleType property for an axis in PowerServer Mobile will affect only the involved axis. This may differ from PowerBuilder. Graphs in PowerServer Mobile will be displayed exactly as the settings of MajorDivisions, MinorDivisions, MaximumValue, and RoundTo. There is no displaying difference between the linear and logarithmic scaling.
Supported	ScaleValue
Supported	SecondaryLine
Supported	ShadeBackEdge

grDispAttr

Table 121. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 122. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Alignment
Supported	AutoSize
Supported	BackColor
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	DisplayExpression	When specifying the display expression in the Display Expression field, please notice the following unsupported features with the Columns box: 1) (For all graphs) percentofcategory and the percentofgraph are unsupported. 2) (For all graphs) percentofseries is unsupported when the text object is set to Value Axis Text or Legend. 3) categorypercentofgraph and percentofseries are unsupported when the text object is set to Pie Graph Labels and there are multiple series. 4) (For pie graph only) percentofseries is unsupported when the text object is set to Legend.
Supported	Escapement	1) When the value of Escapement is a negative number, the text will not be rotated. 2) The text rotated can be displayed out of the control in PowerBuilder, but not in the mobile application. 3) After rotated, the multiple-line text still displays in multiple lines in PowerBuilder, but displays in one line in PowerServer Mobile.
Supported	FaceName
Supported	FillPattern
Supported	FontCharSet
Supported	FontFamily
Supported	FontPitch
Supported	Format
Supported	Italic
Supported	TextColor
Supported	TextSize
Supported	Underline
Supported	Weight

HTTPClient

Table 123. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 124. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Supported	ClearRequestHeaders
Supported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	GetRequestHeader
Supported	GetRequestHeaders
Supported	GetResponseBody
Supported	GetResponseHeader
Supported	GetResponseHeaders
Supported	GetResponseStatusCode
Supported	GetResponseStatusText
Supported	PostData
Supported	PostDataEnd
Supported	PostDataStart
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	ReadData
Supported	SendRequest
Supported	SetRequestHeader
Supported	SetRequestHeaders
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 125. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AutoReadData
Supported	ClassDefinition
Supported	SecureProtocol
Supported	TimeOut

Inet

Table 126. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 127. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	GetURL	The return value in iOS and Android is as following: 1 -- Success. -1 -- General error: All the error except the following errors. -2 -- Invalid URL: Invalid URL or unsupported protocol. -4 -- Cannot connect to the Internet: This error is returned only when IE is set as offline state, but offline state does not exist in the mobile application.
Supported	HyperLinkToURL	In order for Android to recognize the URL, the URL must always start with "http://" or "https://", for example, "http://www.google.com", while iOS can recognize URLs without "http://" or "https://", for example, "www.google.com".
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	PostURL	The return value in iOS and Android is as following: 1 -- Success. -1 -- General error: All the error except the following errors. -2 -- Invalid URL: Invalid URL or unsupported protocol. -4 -- Cannot connect to the Internet: This error is returned only when IE is set as offline state, but offline state does not exist in the mobile application. -5 -- Unsupported secure (HTTPS) connection attempted: HTTPS is supported in the mobile application, so this error will not return. -6 -- Internet request failed: server internal errors (such as 500), illegal request (such as 400), resource not found (such as 404), etc.
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 128. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition

InternetResult

Table 129. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 130. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	InternetData
Supported	InternetStatus
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 131. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition

JaguarORB

Table 132. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor
Supported	Error

Table 133. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	Init
Supported	Object_To_String
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	Resolve_Initial_References
Supported	String_To_Object
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 134. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition

ListViewItem

Table 135. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Unsupported	GetParent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 136. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Unsupported	CutHighlighted
Supported	Data
Unsupported	DropHighlighted
Supported	HasFocus
Unsupported	ItemX
Unsupported	ItemY
Supported	Label	In PowerBuilder, if the string label is too long to display in one line, the string will display in multiple lines. However, in the mobile application, the string will only display in one line.
Unsupported	OverlayPictureIndex
Supported	PictureIndex
Supported	Selected
Supported	StatePictureIndex

MDIClient

Table 137. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	Hide
Supported	Move
Supported	Resize
Supported	SetRedraw
Supported	Show
Supported	TypeOf

Table 138. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	BackColor
Unsupported	BringToTop
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	Height
Supported	MicroHelpHeight
Supported	Tag
Supported	Visible
Supported	Width
Supported	X
Supported	Y

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Clicked	Note: The Clicked event cannot be triggered for a menu item that has a submenu.
Unsupported	Help
Supported	Selected

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Check
Supported	ClassName
Supported	Disable
Supported	Enable
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	Hide
Supported	PopMenu	In PowerBuilder, the menu will pop up every time you click the mouse, while in PowerServer Mobile, the odd number (n) of times when your finger taps, the menu will pop up, the even number (n+1) of times when your finger taps, the menu will disappear. In PowerBuilder, the menu pops up and the menu item is executed via "Trigger", while in PowerServer Mobile, it is via "Post", which causes the scripts to be executed in a different order. To workaround this difference, move the scripts after PopMenu to another event, execute these scripts via PostEvent() after PopMenu is called. If the PopMenu is dynamically created, it cannot be destroyed until the scripts for the menu items are executed.
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	Show
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf
Supported	Uncheck

Table 141. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	BitmapBackColor
Unsupported	BitmapGradient
Supported	Checked	The Checked property of Menu always returns True in PowerServer Mobile.
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	Default
Supported	Enabled
Supported	FaceName
Supported	Italic
Supported	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.
Unsupported	MenuAnimation
Unsupported	MenuBackColor
Unsupported	MenuBitmaps
Unsupported	MenuHighlightColor
Supported	MenuImage
Unsupported	MenuItemType
Supported	MenuStyle
Unsupported	MenuTextColor
Unsupported	MenuTitles
Unsupported	MenuTitleText
Unsupported	MergeOption
Unsupported	MicroHelp
Supported	ParentWindow
Unsupported	ShiftToRight
Unsupported	Shortcut
Supported	Tag
Supported	Text
Supported	TextSize
Unsupported	TitleBackColor
Unsupported	TitleGradient
Unsupported	ToolbarAnimation
Unsupported	ToolbarBackColor
Unsupported	ToolbarGradient
Unsupported	ToolbarHighlightColor
Supported	ToolbarItemBarIndex	If the ToolbarItemBarIndex property is set to 0, the toolbar does not display in PowerBuilder but displays in PowerServer Mobile.
Supported	ToolbarItemDown
Supported	ToolbarItemDownName
Supported	ToolbarItemName
Supported	ToolbarItemOrder
Unsupported	ToolbarItemSpace
Unsupported	ToolbarItemText
Supported	ToolbarItemVisible
Unsupported	ToolbarStyle
Unsupported	ToolbarTextColor
Supported	Underline
Supported	Visible
Supported	Weight

MenuCascade

Table 142. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Clicked
Unsupported	Help
Supported	Selected

Table 143. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Check
Supported	ClassName
Supported	Disable
Supported	Enable
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	Hide
Supported	PopMenu
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	Show
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf
Supported	Uncheck

Table 144. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Checked
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	Columns
Supported	CurrentItem
Supported	Default
Supported	DropDown
Supported	Enabled
Supported	Item[]
Unsupported	MenuItemType
Unsupported	MergeOption
Supported	MicroHelp
Supported	ParentWindow
Supported	ShiftToRight
Supported	Shortcut
Supported	Tag
Supported	Text
Supported	ToolbarItemBarIndex
Supported	ToolbarItemDown
Supported	ToolbarItemDownName
Supported	ToolbarItemName
Supported	ToolbarItemOrder
Supported	ToolbarItemSpace
Supported	ToolbarItemText
Supported	ToolbarItemVisible
Supported	Visible

Message

Table 145. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 146. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 147. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	DoubleParm
Unsupported	Handle
Supported	LongParm
Unsupported	Number
Supported	PowerObjectParm
Supported	Processed
Unsupported	ReturnValue
Supported	StringParm
Supported	WordParm

MLSync

Table 148. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	BeginDownload
Unsupported	BeginLogScan
Supported	BeginSync
Supported	BeginUpload
Supported	ConnectMobiLink
Supported	DisconnectMobiLink
Unsupported	DisplayMessage
Supported	EndDownload
Unsupported	EndLogScan
Supported	EndSync
Supported	EndUpload
Supported	ErrorMessage
Unsupported	FileMessage
Supported	ProgressIndex	The ProgressIndex event occurs periodically during synchronization. The value of the progress_idx and progress_max arguments is different from that in PowerBuilder. The progress_max value of 100 indicates a new event begins and restarts a new progress. The progress_idx<100 and max=0 indicate the progress has been pushed forward. The progess_idx value of 100 and progress_max=0 indicates the progress has been completed.
Supported	SyncPreview
Supported	UploadAck
Supported	WaitForUploadAck
Supported	WarningMessage

Table 149. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	CancelSync
Supported	GetCommandString
Unsupported	GetDbmlsyncPath	On mobile, there is no dbmlsync.exe. When this function is called, it returns the empty string.
Supported	GetObjectRevisionFromRegistry
Supported	GetSyncRegistryProperties	Only the following synchronization properties are supported by PowerServer Mobile: Host MLUser ObjectRevision Port Publication TransName This property is defined by PowerServer Mobile for holding the value for the corresponding TransName property in the Windows registry. The value of UlTrans of the SyncParm object will be automatically passed to this property.
Supported	SetNewMobiLinkPassword
Supported	SetParm
Supported	SetSyncRegistryProperties	Only the following synchronization properties are supported by PowerServer Mobile: Host MLUser ObjectRevision Port Publication TransName This property is defined by PowerServer Mobile for holding the value for the corresponding TransName property in the Windows registry. The value of UlTrans of the SyncParm object will be automatically passed to this property.
Supported	Synchronize	The synchronization interface with command line arguments is unsupported.

Table 150. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	AdditionalOpts
Supported	AuthenticateParms
Supported	DataSource
Supported	DBPass
Supported	DBUser
Unsupported	EncryptionKey	This property is unsupported in PowerServer Mobile, instead, you should input the encryption key when configuring the local database in the PowerServer Toolkit. For details, refer to the section called “Offline Settings” in PowerServer Toolkit User Guide.
Supported	ExtendedOpts	These three extended options are supported: sv, ctp and adr. sv extended option: For the mobile application, when accessing the two-way synchronization between the consolidated database and the local UltraLite database, specify the sv option to set the value of the ScriptVersion. For example, mySync_1.ExtendedOpts = "sv=test" If the sv option is not specified, PowerServer Mobile will automatically use the Publication value as the ScriptVersion value. When creating a synchronization model in Sybase Central, these two values are equivalent by default. ctp & adr extended options for the encrypted transmission: ctp=https; adr='host=192.0.2.15; PORT=2439; trusted_certificates=c:\%SQLANY%\bin32\rsaroot.crt; certificate_name=RSA Server; certificate_company=test; certificate_unit=test' Note: MobiLink supports the encrypted transmission of the synchronous data stream by using HTTPS on the iOS device only. When UltraLite uses HTTPS for the encrypted transmission, all the needed certificates must be stored in the directory where Appeon Workspace exists, but not in the directory where the application exists. However, in iOS and Android, this directory is read-only, which means you cannot store these downloaded certificates into the directory where Appeon Workspace exists. Therefore, UltraLite using HTTPS for the encrypted transmission is not supported by the standard Appeon Workspace. If you want to use HTTPS for the encrypted transmission of the synchronous data stream, you can only package the application as a native application or customize Appeon Workspace.
Supported	Host	The Host property will not take effect if the Key value of the license file is set as the adr option of the ExtendedOpts property.
Supported	LogFileName	Creates a log file if UseLogFile=true.
Unsupported	LogOpts
Supported	MLPass
Unsupported	MLServerVersion
Supported	MLUser
Supported	ObjectRevision
Supported	Port	The Port property will not take effect if the Key value of the license file is set as the adr option of the ExtendedOpts property.
Supported	ProcessOption
Supported	ProqressWindowName
Supported	Publication	Multiple Publication names separated by commas are supported.
Supported	SyncRegistryKey
Supported	UseLogFile	If true, creates a synchronization log. The log file will be written to the plugin folder under the application directory, for example, the \appeon\AppData\Roaming\appeon\localhost_Dotnet_<application-name>\plugin directory. Supports using PowerBuilder file functions to open text and blob files and to read and write to the log file.
Supported	UseWindow
Supported	WindowObject

SyncParm

Table 151. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AuthenticateParms
Supported	DBPass
Supported	DBUser
Supported	EncryptionKey
Supported	MLPass
Supported	MLUser
Supported	ReturnCode
Supported	UITrans

Timing

Table 152. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor
Supported	Timer	In Android and iOS, MessageBox will block the execution of the Timer event.

Table 153. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	Start
Supported	Stop
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 154. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	Interval
Supported	Running

Transaction

Table 155. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Unsupported	DBError
Unsupported	DBNotification
Supported	Destructor
Unsupported	SQLPreview

Table 156. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Supported	DBHandle
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	SyntaxFromSQL	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 in PowerServer Mobile is different from PowerBuilder. The return value of the SyntaxFromSQL function in PowerServer Mobile contains a column name for each column although it is not in PowerBuilder. This function cannot generate correct source code for TreeView DataWindow. For offline applications, this function supports the DataWindow presentation style, but does not support specifying object keywords followed by properties and values to customize the DataWindow, because UltraLite and SQLite do not support the stored procedure.
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 157. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AutoCommit
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	Database
Supported	DBMS	Appeon extends this property so it can be used to specify the database interface of the data source that is used by the CacheName parameter. For values representing the different database interfaces, 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.
Supported	DBParm	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 in the application server. For more, refer to Database Connection Setup in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET or Database Connection Setup in PowerServer Configuration Guide for J2EE. The EnabledLocalDB parameter is specially provided and supported by PowerServer Mobile only, therefore it will be ignored when executed in the PB application and Web application, and will only take effect when executed in the mobile application. The EnabledLocalDB parameter is required and should be set to True (or Yes or 1), only if the mobile application wants to establish connection with the database on the local mobile device. For example, SQLCA.DBMS = "ODBC" SQLCA.AutoCommit = False SQLCA.DBParm = "ConnectString='DSN=Mobile15TestDB; UID=DBA;PWD=sql'; EnabledLocalDB='true'" 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 PowerServer Toolkit or AEM. For more, 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. For example, SQLCA.DBMS = "ODBC" SQLCA.AutoCommit = False SQLCA.DBParm = "ConnectString='DSN=Mobile15TestDB; UID=DBA;PWD=sql'; EnabledLocalDB='true'; CacheName='MyUltralite'" connect; …… disconnect; SQLCA.DBMS = "ODBC" SQLCA.AutoCommit = False SQLCA.DBParm = "ConnectString='DSN=Mobile15TestDB; UID=DBA;PWD=sql'; EnabledLocalDB='true'; CacheName='MySQLite'" connect; When EnabledLocalDB='true' which indicates the app should connect with the database on the local mobile device, the CacheName parameter (if used) should be set to the data source that is configured in PowerServer Toolkit for the local offline database. For how to configure the data source for the local offline database, refer to the section called “Offline Settings” in PowerServer Toolkit User Guide. When EnabledLocalDB is not used or EnabledLocalDB='false' which indicates the app should connect with the database on the back-end database server, the CacheName parameter (if used) should be set to the data source that is configured in AEM or application server for the server-side database. For how to configure the data source for the server-side database, refer to Database Connection Setup in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET or Database Connection Setup in PowerServer Configuration Guide for J2EE.
DSupported	DBPass
Unsupported	Lock
Supported	LogID
Supported	LogPass
Supported	ServerName
Supported	SQLCode	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.
Supported	SQLDBCode	1) In PowerBuilder, if sqlca.SQLCode=100, then sqlca.SQLDBCode=3. In Appeon, when sqlca.SQLCode=100, then sqlca.SQLDBCode=0. 2) In the mobile application, SQLDBCode returns a different value from PowerBuilder. It is recommended not to use SQLDBCode in statements such as IF…ELSE.
Supported	SQLErrText
Supported	SQLNRows
Unsupported	SQLReturnData
Supported	UserID

TreeViewItem

Table 158. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 159. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Bold
Supported	Children
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Unsupported	CutHighLighted
Supported	Data
Unsupported	DropHighLighted
Supported	Expanded
Supported	ExpandedOnce
Supported	HasFocus
Supported	ItemHandle	This property is supported but is read-only.
Supported	Label
Supported	Level
Supported	OverlayPictureIndex
Supported	PictureIndex
Supported	Selected
Supported	SelectedPictureIndex
Supported	StatePictureIndex

UserObject

Table 160. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor
Supported	DragDrop
Supported	DragEnter
Supported	DragLeave
Supported	DragWithin
Unsupported	Help
Unsupported	Other
Supported	RButtonDown

Table 161. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Unsupported	AddItem
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	CloseUserObject
Supported	CreatePage
Unsupported	DeleteItem
Supported	Drag
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	Hide
Unsupported	InsertItem
Supported	Move
Supported	OpenUserObject	Note: Using Post function to call the OpenUserObject function is unsupported, for example, this.post openuserobject (icbx_uo,100,100) is unsupported.
Unsupported	OpenUserObjectWithParm
Unsupported	PageCreated
Supported	PointerX
Supported	PointerY
Supported	PostEvent
Unsupported	Print
Supported	Resize
Supported	SetFocus
Supported	SetPosition
Supported	SetRedraw
Supported	Show
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 162. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	BackColor	Transparent value is unsupported.
Supported	Border
Supported	BorderStyle	See Common Features.
Supported	BringToTop
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	ColumnsPerPage
Supported	Control[]
Unsupported	DragAuto
Unsupported	DragIcon
Supported	Enabled
Supported	Height
Supported	HScrollBar
Unsupported	LibraryName
Unsupported	LinesPerPage
Supported	ObjectType
Supported	PictureMaskColor
Supported	PictureName
Supported on Web Only	Pointer
Unsupported	PowerTipText
Unsupported	Style
Supported	TabBackColor
Supported	TabOrder
Supported	TabTextColor
Supported	Tag
Supported	Text
Unsupported	Transparency
Unsupported	UnitsPerColumn
Unsupported	UnitsPerLine
Supported	Visible
Supported	VScrollBar
Supported	Width
Supported	X
Supported	Y

WSConnection

Table 163. Events

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	Constructor
Supported	Destructor

Table 164. Functions

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	ClassName
Unsupported	GetContextService
Supported	GetParent
Supported	PostEvent
Supported	TriggerEvent
Supported	TypeOf

Table 165. Properties

Support Level	Feature Name	Description
Supported	AuthenticationMode
Unsupported	ClassDefinition
Supported	ClientCertificateFile
Supported	Endpoint
Supported	Password
Supported	ProxyServerHostName
Supported	ProxyServerPassword
Supported	ProxyServerPort
Supported	ProxyServerUserName
Supported	Timeout
Supported	UserDomain
Supported	UserName
Supported	UseWindowsIntegratedAuthentication

Supported PB Features for PowerServer MobileObjects