Two-tier and multitier
PowerBuilder applications can be traditional graphical client/server two-tier applications applications that access server databases. A traditional client/server application is a collection of windows that contain controls that users can interact with. You can use standard controls—such as buttons, check boxes, drop-down lists, and edit controls—as well as special PowerBuilder controls that make your applications easy to develop and easy to use.
You can also build multitier applications with PowerBuilder. A multitier application usually has a client application that requests services from a server application or component. For example, your client application could request services from a PowerBuilder component on an EAServer or MTS server. The
server component often requests services from a server database and/or other server components.
Web applications
PowerBuilder applications can also be Web based. You can create a new Web-based application for the Internet or Intranet, or adapt or extend an existing PowerBuilder application for the Web.
Another resource for powerbuilder, you can read in Wikipedia . In there you can know if Powerscript is Script in Powerbuilder and also related link about Powerbuilder. So you can learn by your self.
images resource : http://noazdad.files.wordpress.com
{ 0 comments... read them below or add one }
Post a Comment