Fast Track to PowerBuilder 8.0

Sybase Canada Ltd.
Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Learn the fundamentals of building and deploying powerful client/server applications using the latest technology provided in Sybase PowerBuilder 8.0. Gain exposure to the new Integrated Development Environment (IDE), and learn the development methodology needed to build, debug and deploy two-tier applications using object-oriented programming and application partitioning techniques.
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Create Targets, Workspaces, Applications, DataWindows, Windows, User Objects, and Menus using the PowerBuilder 8.0 IDE
Utilize the following object-orientated programming techniques:
Inheritance to build class hierarchies to create windows, menus, and user objects.
Encapsulation for information hiding and packaging of business rules and database transaction handling.
Polymorphism to simplify the programming interface.
Partition an application by:
Separating business rules from both interface and database logic, and code the logic for these rules in PowerBuilder NonVisual Objects (NVOs).
Separating system management logic such as logon and security from the interface, and code this logic in PowerBuilder NVOs.
Understand the tradeoffs of using design and programming techniques such as DataWindows, generic messaging and application partitioning.



Who Should Attend
3GL, 4GL, or client/server programmers with little or no PowerBuilder experience who will use PowerBuilder to build and deploy client/server applications
Existing PowerBuilder developers using versions prior to 7.0 who are interested in building partitioned, object-oriented PowerBuilder applications as well as to learn the new IDE.



Topics
Creating Workspaces and Targets
Creating an Application Object
Writing Scripts
Building and Coding Interface Objects
Building Windows, Menus, Standard Visual User and NonVisual Object Hierarchies
Assigning Menus to Windows
Testing Basic MDI Objects
Connecting Interface Objects with the Database
Configuring a Database Profile
Creating Query Objects
Building DataWindows
Assigning Data Objects to DataWindow Controls
Using DataWindow Objects in DataStores
Implementing Business and System Management Logic
Creating and Using NonVisual Objects
Combining Interface Logic with Business and System Management Logic
Deploying Applications



Prerequisites
Familiarity with Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), Structured Query Language (SQL) and relational database concepts

Experience in a procedural programming language, such as COBOL, PASCAL, JAVA, or C++

Object-oriented language experience is desirable


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Phone:1-800-8-SYBASE (800-879-2273)

School Address:

Ottawa Learning Center
Sybase Canada Ltd.
320 March Road
3rd floor
Kanata, Ontario K2K 2E2

Toronto-Mississauga Learning Center
1 Robert Speck Parkway
Suite 800
Mississauga, Ontario
Canada L4Z 3M3

Winnipeg/Manitoba Public Insurance
234 Donald St.
Room B100
Winnipeg, MB R3C 4A4

1-800-8-SYBASE (800-879-2273)
(613) 321-5005

Jobs & Resumes: Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg
Houses & Roommates: Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg

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