Table of Contents
- What is ORCA?
- Installing ORCA
- ORCA and the Library painter
- About ORCA functions
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- Functions for managing the ORCA session
- Functions for managing PowerBuilder libraries
- Functions for importing and compiling PowerBuilder objects
- Functions for querying PowerBuilder objects
- Functions for creating executables and dynamic libraries
- Functions for deploying components to EAServer (Obsolete)
- Functions for managing source control operations
- About ORCA callback functions
- Writing ORCA programs
- Removing obsolete ORCA functions
About this chapter
This chapter describes the Appeon Open Library API (ORCA).
It explains the correspondence between tasks a PowerBuilder developer can perform in the Library painter and tasks you want to do programmatically with ORCA for a PowerBuilder library.
It also explains the constraints involved in developing ORCA programs and who should and should not use ORCA, as well as the functions available in ORCA and how to conduct an ORCA session in your program.
