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Session List Charlotte Powerbuilder Conference 2015 Session List Charlotte PowerBuilder Conference 2015 Bruce Armstrong New Features in PowerBuilder 12.6 Using PowerBuilder.Net Visual Controls in Visual Studio.Net Using VS.Net Visual Control in PowerBuilder Classic Using .Net Non-Visual Assemblies in PowerBuilder Classic Using PowerBuilder Non-Visual Assemblies in Visual Studio.Net Chris Pollach Getting started with the “Web Service” STD Foundation Classes Workshop Getting started with the “Integrated” STD Foundation Classes Workshop Building Multi-Threaded Windows Service Applications Developing a Modern Web UI that includes Image Management How to implement SSL into your Appeon Mobile/Web applications Cloudifying your Web/Mobile applications Extending your PB/Web/Mobile applications via Web Services How to Webify your existing PB applications (real-world example from Government of Canada) Fully integrating Active Directory into your PB/Web/Mobile applications Webifying and Mobilizing AIRMAN Brian Le Suer The ‘M’ Word in Test Automation Applying Design Patterns to Automated Testing Zeenyx AscentialTest Demonstration Matt Balent Utilizing external technology to extend your PowerBuilder Applications Roll Your Own JSON Parser Datawindow Functionality Enhancement Toolkit Christophe Dufourmantelle Introducing a new BI Query Accelerator Visual Expert 2015 for Oracle and PowerBuilder Visual Expert 2015 Workshop Reporting Studio 2015 Reporting Studio Workshop John Strano HANA and PowerBuilder 12.6-The Solution Mix Heino Hellmers Reporting by using Report Definition Language (RDL) from Microsoft Franck Fasolin Tips and Tricks and Ideas for building new GUI features in your PoweBuilder Classic Application Mike Searer ISV Roundtable Kyle Griffis CSharp integration Don Clayton Building Modern Applications with Appeon 2015 Kay Jenkins Deploying Appeon in a Commercial Software Solution Song Li Tips and Tricks for Building Mobile Apps in PB Fili Sosa POS Application in the Cloud with Appeon Armeen Mazda Appeon 2015 Appeon Workshops New Features in PowerBuilder 12.6 Bruce Armstrong A review of the new features in PowerBuilder 12.6, including: Dockable Windows 64 bit compilation (PowerBuilder Classic) OData support Using PowerBuilder.Net Visual Controls in Visual Studio.Net Bruce Armstrong A walk-through for creating visual controls in PowerBuilder.Net and then using those controls in a Visual Studio.Net project. Prerequisites: PowerBuilder.Net 12.5 or later Visual Studio Express 2010 or later Using VS.Net Visual Control in PowerBuilder Classic Bruce Armstrong A walk-through for using the Microsoft Interop Forms Toolkit for Visual Basic in Visual Studio.Net to create visual user controls that can then be used in PowerBuilder Classic. Prerequisites: Visual Basic Express 2010 or later Microsoft Interop Forms Toolkit 2.1 PowerBuilder Classic 4 or later Using .Net Non-Visual Assemblies in PowerBuilder Classic Bruce Armstrong A walk-through of creating non-visual assemblies in Visual Studio.Net and then using those assemblies in PowerBuilder Classic via COM Callable Wrappers. Prerequisites: Visual Studio Express 2010 or later PowerBuilder Classic 4.0 or later Using PowerBuilder Non-Visual Assemblies in Visual Studio.Net Bruce Armstrong A walk-through for creating non-visual .Net assemblies in PowerBuilder Classic and PowerBuilder.Net, and then using those assemblies in Visual Studio.Net projects. Prerequisites: PowerBuilder Classic and/or PowerBuilder.Net 11.5 or later Visual Studio Express 2010 or later Bruce Armstrong Bruce Armstrong is a development lead with Integrated Data Services (IDS). Prior to joining IDS ten years ago, he was an independent consultant for 15 years doing PowerBuilder development for companies such as Rockwell, Hughes, Boeing, Western Asset Management, Investment Technology Group and Johnson & Johnson. He has been using PowerBuilder since version 1.0.B. He is a charter member of TeamSybase (formerly TeamPS), a PowerBuilder MVP and an SAP Mentor. He was a contributing author to SYS-CON’s PowerBuilder 4.0 Secrets of the Masters and the editor of SAMs’ PowerBuilder 9: Advanced Client/Server Development. He has contributed numerous articles to the PowerBuilder Developer’s Journal (PBDJ) and the ISUG Tech Journal. He served as the editor-in-chief of PBDJ from 2004 to 2013 and served for a while as a technical editor for the ISUG Tech Journal. He has done sessions on PowerBuilder at most TechWaves since 2004 and at other user group meetings, including meetings in Columbia, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, England, Italy and France. Getting started with the “Web Service” STD Foundation Classes Workshop Chris Pollach This workshop will cover the “Web Service” version of the Software Tool & Die (STD) Foundation Class libraries for PowerBuilder Classic. The attendee will be exposed to the framework, its architecture, services and various features that specifically support the .Net Web Service platform. The workshop will take the attendee from an entry level view to being able to unlock many of the framework’s advanced constructs. This will also include numerous demonstrations of real-life working application code – including how to integrate this with Appeon Web and Appeon Mobile. Attendees are invited to bring their laptops to install the Foundation Classes directly. Getting started with the “Integrated” STD Foundation Classes Workshop Chris Pollach This workshop will cover the “Integrated” version of the Software Tool & Die (STD) Foundation Class libraries for PowerBuilder Classic, Appeon Web and Appeon Mobile. The attendee will be exposed to the framework, its architecture, services and various features that support the Win32, Web Browser and iOS/Android mobile platforms. The workshop will take the attendee from an entry level view to being able to unlock many of the framework’s advanced constructs. This will also include numerous demonstrations of real-life working application code. Attendees are invited to bring their laptops to install the Foundation Classes directly. Building Multi-Threaded Windows Service Applications Chris Pollach This seminar will expose the attendee to the techniques needed to build a PowerBuilder Classic application and deploy this as an MS-Windows Service component. The approach and implementation techniques of then multi-threading the service for performance and scalability will be reviewed and then how to build an architecture around the Windows Service for RAD development and operational considerations like email notifications, console, debug/tracing, etc. production support. Developing a Modern Web UI that includes Image Management Chris Pollach This session will walk the attendee through a Appeon Web application that was developed for a major Canadian government agency for the specific purpose of locating and redacting credit card information to comply with PCI (Payment Card Industry) standards. This application utilized open source Imaging software, web services, CLF (Common Look & Feel) Web Standards, Active Directory, Appeon and ASE technologies. This application is focused on allowing human interaction with images all within a web / mobile application. Securing your Appeon Mobile/Web Applications Chris Pollach Enabling your Web and Mobile applications to implement secure communications for sensitive data and transactions is a must in today’s internet based world. This seminar will take the attendee through the steps necessary to build and deploy server and client certificates – then enable trusted connections through Secure Socket Layer communications. This will also include techniques on how to automatically switch your Appeon applications into SSL mode. Cloudifying your Web/Mobile applications Chris Pollach The Amazon Cloud platform is a rich environment to host your Web and Mobile applications enabled via Appeon. In this seminar we will take you through the steps to allocate, configure, install and manage an Amazon cloud space that includes Appeon, DBMS, PB Run-Time for Web Services, and your PB Application (including deployment techniques). Extending your PB/Web/Mobile applications via Web Services Chris Pollach Both PowerBuilder and Appeon can consume web services. However, PowerBuilder Classic can also build .Net web services. This seminar will explore how to build and integrate Web Services within your Win32, Appeon Mobile and Appeon Web applications to infinitely expand their application’s functionality! How to Webify your existing PB applications (real-world example from Government of Canada) Chris Pollach This seminar will detail the challenges faced in refactoring an internationally used PowerBuilder Classic Win32 application into a full blown Web application that meets the Government of Canada’s web standards. The seminar will cover PB to Appeon coding adjustments, alternatives, techniques and workarounds to fully webify any PB Classic application. Fully integrating Active Directory into your PB/Web/Mobile applications Chris Pollach Single sign-on, password control, application privileges and many other aspects of your PowerBuilder, Web and Mobile applications can be defined in an Active Directory database. This seminar will demonstrate how to unlock the Active Directory sub-system to fully integrate your Win32, Web and Mobile applications into this domain. The seminar will include real world scenarios, coding techniques and demonstrations. Webifying and Mobilizing AIRMAN Chris Pollach The AIRMAN application installed in many North American major airports is designed for Safety Management helping manage operations around the airfield
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