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Upcoming webinars on PowerBuilderTV

August 3, 2010 17:47 by bradwery
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Upcoming webinars on
PowerBuilderTV

We're taking a quick break at the beginning of August for TechWave, but we'll be back the week after!
We have two great webinars this month, featuring Dave Fish and Chris Pollach.
We look forward to seeing you online.


Tuesday August 17th
at 5:00pm EST (New York) / 23:00 CET (Paris)

Building your first mobile application using PocketBuilder

Take PowerBuilder applications mobile with PocketBuilder.
Put your PowerBuilder skills to use on mobile applications with PocketBuilder, the rapid application development tool for PocketPC and Windows Mobile.
(Originally scheduled in May)
Presenter: Chris Pollach

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Tuesday August 31st
at 12:00pm EST (New York) / 18:00 CET (Paris)

Inheriting from .NET classes in a PowerBuilder .NET application

This webcast will provide a step-by-step demonstration on how to inherit from, and extend a .NET class using PowerBuilder 12. Attendees will learn how to inherit from both .NET visual and nonvisual classes and extend their functionality using Powerscript.
Presenter: Dave Fish

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Coming in September on PowerBuilderTV

Implement Single Sign-On in PowerBuilder Applications
September 9th, 10:00am EST (New York) / 16:00 CET (Paris)
Presenter: Christophe Dufourmantelle - Register



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PowerFilter - Advanced Datawindow Filtering

August 3, 2010 17:45 by bradwery

A new UI component, called PowerFilter, is now available from PowerToTheBuilder.com.

PowerFilter is a powerful, easy-to-implement datawindow filtering component that provides users functionality similar to what is found in Excel 2007. Add one control to your window and 3 lines of Powerscript to implement.

Features Include:

  • Dropdown checklist with unique values for each column. Check as many items as desired in as many columns as desired to define the filter.
  • Custom Filter with pre-defined options based on datatype (Last Month, Next Month, Last Year, This Year, Greater than, Contains, Above Average, etc.)
  • Supports Grid and Tabular DataWindows.
  • Supports Columns and Computed Fields.
  • Supports all standard data types.
  • Supports custom column formats including format expressions.
  • ...and much more.

 

 


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Upcoming webinars on PowerBuilderTV

June 29, 2010 09:53 by bradwery
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Upcoming webinars on
PowerBuilderTV

Summer's here, and it's getting hot outside!
Take some time in the shade to join us for our July webinars.

We look forward to seeing you online.


Wednesday July 7th
at 10:00am EST (New York) / 16:00 CET (Paris)

How to make your application multilingual

To succeed in this economy, you need to be able to reach the global market. But to work effectively world-wide, you need to be localized too - you need to make sure your applications work in different languages.
In this webinar, you will see how to upgrade your applications to a multilingual interface with just a few, simple changes to your code.
Presenter: Gian Luca De Bonis

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Tuesday July 15th
at 11:00am EST (New York) /17:00 CET (Paris)

How to migrate client/server applications to PB 12 with WPF

In this presentation we will see the benefits and restrictions of migrating existing
client/server applications to WPF with PowerBuilder 12. We will show the migration process
and the important factors to take into account in the new WPF application.
Presented in Spanish
Presenter: Oscar Tobar

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Tuesday July 20th
at 10:00am EST (New York) / 16:00 CET (Paris)

How to avoid regression bugs after a change

Every time you make a change on an element of an application, you risk impacting its descendents.
To avoid this, you need to manually look through your code to find these cases.
This is a time consuming process. We’ll show you an Impact Analysis tool to help you identify which elements are affected, preventing errors later on.
Presenter: Christophe Dufourmantelle

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Coming in August on PowerBuilderTV

Building your first mobile application using PocketBuilder
August 17, 5:00pm EST (New York) / 23:00 CET (Paris)
Presenter: Chris Pollach - Register



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PB UI Controls Version 2.6.3 Now Available

January 19, 2010 12:57 by bradwery

Version 2.6.3 of the UI controls are now available for download. This release focuses on performance improvements and bug fixes.

You should now experience no flickering in the tab control and powerdock control. The buttonlistbar was enhanced a bit to make it perform a little quicker whan no image is specified for a button. The toolbar control had a bug that caused it to crash when resizing if there are items on both the left and right side.

Please let us know if you see any other issues or if you have an enhancement idea.

 

The Werysoft Team


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Free UI Control Offer

January 4, 2010 13:50 by bradwery

Until Jan 30, 2010, Werysoft is offering the PB UI controls free to anyone who purchases a copy of QweryBuilder.

QweryBuilder is a database development and SQL query tool. Its purpose is to make accessing information from a database simple, quick, accurate and efficient. QweryBuilder implements innovative ideas to make this possible. An end user can extract and update data without writing a line of SQL. Database developers can create ad-hoc queries, procedures, tables, views and triggers with fewer keystrokes. Best of all, you can do this with your SQL Server, ASE, SQL Anywhere and Oracle databases in one single application.

If you purchase QweryBuilder and would like the PB UI controls, just send us an email with your QB license code. We will then email the PB UI Control source to you.

Thanks,

The Werysoft Team


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QweryBuilder 5.3.0 Released

December 31, 2009 10:55 by bradwery
Werysoft is very excited to announce the release of QweryBuilder 5.3.0.

5.3.0 contains some very significant changes. Prior versions had connection information on the applications main toolbar. This has been moved to the individual query windows. We felt that this made it easier to know which data source a query window was connected to. In addition to this, we concentrated on making this the most stable and bug free release to date. Our goal was to remove all bugs...and for the most part, we were successful. With that said, if you do find a bug we will fix it as quick as possible so please let us know about them.

Here are a few other things that we did in this release:
  • Added better support for Vista and Windows 7. The application will now treat the Program Files directory as read only and put user generated files and data in the My Documents folder.
  • Added multi-select functionality to the SQL editor.
  • Support XML results in Sybase ASE and SQL Anywhere.
  • Selecting numeric or date data in a result grid will now show more details about the data.
  • Each SQL query window will now have an SQL History drop down.
  • New updated look and new application icon.
  • Better support for remote desktop.
  • SQL editor syntax folding has been improved.
  • Added more documentation to Werysoft.com.
 We are always interested in hearing from you. Please let us know what you think of the new QweryBuilder (through our survey, email or online forum). Please let us know if you find any bugs or any other issues.

Thanks,

The Werysoft Team

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Werysoft Blog

December 11, 2009 18:18 by bradwery

A new blog was created for Werysoft and QweryBuilder.

http://werysoft.blogspot.com/


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2010...A New Year for Werysoft

December 8, 2009 12:08 by bradwery

2010 is going to be an exciting year for Werysoft. As you may or may not know, Werysoft produces products such as QweryBuilder and the PB UI Controls from PowerToTheBuilder.com. We used 2009 to build quality into our products. We just released a new version of the UI controls and by the end of this year we will put out a new release of QweryBuilder. This next release of QweryBuilder is especially important to us. We believe that the product has been brought to the next level with regards to performance, useablity and reliability.

In 2010, in addition to continuing our goal of building quality, we will be making our presence in the market much more prominent. QweryBuilder has had very little exposure yet it has become a success. We want to use this momentum to make it even more successful.

One of the things that makes QweryBuilder so great is the affordable price tag. Large IT Departments can use QweryBuilder for a flat price of $1500USD. This covers all your employee's (including your super users). Compare this to the competition and you will be saving tens of thousands of dollars. For smaller IT Departments, single licenses cost only $100USD. How many tools out there will give you productivity in SQL Server, Oracle and Sybase database's for that price?

Have questions? Please email us at Info@Werysoft.com. We look forward to hearing from you.

 

The Werysoft Team


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PB UI Controls Version 2.6.2 Now Available

December 4, 2009 09:06 by bradwery

With this release comes more toolbar enhancements. A new "Group" option has been added. This will allow you to group many toolbar items into one. An arrow will display next to the toolbar item. Once clicked, a drop menu will display all the toolbar items in that group. Clicking on one will envoke its clicked event and make it the default button on the group toolbar item.

This is how you use it. First you have to add a new group. Using the id's returned from of_AddGroup and of_AddItem, call of_AssignItemToGroup to put everything together. The of_SetGroupItem function will set the default button that's displayed in the group within the toolbar. If this method is not called, the last item added to the group will be displayed in the toolbar.

//Add menu toolbar items
Long ll_group, ll_b, ll_s, ll_o, ll_c
ll_group = uo_toolbarstrip.of_AddGroup()
ll_b = uo_toolbarstrip.of_AddItem('Blue','blue.bmp')
ll_s = uo_toolbarstrip.of_AddItem('Silver','silver.bmp')
ll_o = uo_toolbarstrip.of_AddItem('Olive','olive.bmp')
ll_c = uo_toolbarstrip.of_AddItem('Classic','classic.bmp')

uo_toolbarstrip.of_DisplayText(ll_group, TRUE)

//Assign new toolbar items to group
uo_toolbarstrip.of_AssignItemToGroup(ll_group,ll_b)
uo_toolbarstrip.of_AssignItemToGroup(ll_group,ll_s)
uo_toolbarstrip.of_AssignItemToGroup(ll_group,ll_o)
uo_toolbarstrip.of_AssignItemToGroup(ll_group,ll_c)

//Set the default group item
CHOOSE CASE uo_toolbarstrip.il_CurrentTheme
    CASE uo_toolbarstrip.BLUE
        uo_toolbarstrip.of_SetGroupItem (ll_group, ll_b)
    CASE uo_toolbarstrip.SILVER
        uo_toolbarstrip.of_SetGroupItem (ll_group, ll_s)
    CASE uo_toolbarstrip.OLIVE
        uo_toolbarstrip.of_SetGroupItem (ll_group, ll_o)
    CASE ELSE
        uo_toolbarstrip.of_SetGroupItem (ll_group, ll_c)
END CHOOSE


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We Need Your Feedback....

December 3, 2009 15:22 by bradwery

We're reaching out to our user base to see how we can improve our PowerBuilder UI product. In the last two months we have seen that the UI controls were downloaded nearly 1200 times. In this same two month period we have recorded approx. 3 new customers. What this tells us is that either a large number of the downloads are coming from people only needing this product for personal use or that this product does not add value to your applications.

It's the latter that we are concerned about. How can we make this library of UI controls better for you? From your perspective, what are its limitations?

We are very excited to hear from you and to get your thoughts on the matter. Please email us at Sales@Werysoft.com.

Thanks,

The Werysoft Team


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