PowerBuilder 11.5: New Features and Capabilities with John Strano During this webcast, John Strano will show you the new capabilities found in PowerBuilder 11.5 including .NET language enhancements, DataWindow innovations, native RDBMS drivers, and security features.  View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast PowerBuilder 11 Partner Webcast Series This webcast series covers a few partner solutions that are available to you, that help you build applications exactly suited to your needs. Enable - Runtime Explorer for PowerBuilder Enable - Multilingual Capabilities for PowerBuilder Novalys - Visual Expert and Visual Guard for PowerBuilder PowerBuilder 11.2 New Features Overview with John Strano During this webcast, John Strano will show you the new capabilities found in PowerBuilder 11.2 that bring increased performance to your mission-critical applications, including using AJAX for Web Forms, EAServer Support, as well as database, UI, and usability enhancements. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast PowerBuilder 11 Overview with Jim O’Neil Get an overview of what PowerBuilder 11 has to offer in terms of updates to traditional Win32 client/server applications as well as brand new features for deploying PowerBuilder applications as .NET Windows Forms, Web Forms, Smart Clients, Assemblies and Web Services. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast .NET Assemblies with Jim O’Neil With PowerBuilder 11's capability to build bona-fide .NET assemblies, organizations can leverage their business logic (in the form of Non-Visual Objects) in multiple development environments. For organizations with a mix of language skills (C#, VB.NET, PowerBuilder) and development tools (PowerBuilder, Visual Studio...), this exciting capability enables an unparalleled level of reuse, interoperability, and collaboration within your development team. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast PowerBuilder 11 Windows Forms with Jim O’Neil Windows Forms deployment enables PowerBuilder developers to deploy existing client-server applications as true .NET Windows Forms applications, with minimal modifications required. As a .NET Windows Forms application, you can now extend the functionality of your application using non-visual third-party and built-in .NET Framework functionality via the .NET interoperability features of PowerScript. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast Windows Forms Demo Application The InteropSample workspace includes a PowerBuilder 11 MDI application that uses .NET interoperability to validate credit card number input, as demonstrated during the Windows Forms webcast. ccUtility is a Visual Studio .NET 2005 solution including the code for the .NET assembly. This code was adapted from the sample provided on CodeProject. Download the Demo. PowerBuilder 11 Web Forms with Dave Fish Learn how to take new or existing PowerBuilder applications to the web using the .NET Web Forms deployment option available in PowerBuilder 11. In this session you will learn how to create a .NET Web Forms target, configure various web application properties, code DataWindow Javascript events, and debug your deployed .NET applications. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast PowerBuilder 11's Intelligent Updater: .NET Smart Client Application Publishing with John Strano Arguably, one of the biggest headaches for application development has historically been deployment. The initial and ongoing appeal of browser-based applications has been the automatic update of application interface and business logic for every single user. However, the ubiquity of the Web comes at a cost...the lack of functionality and richness in browser-based interfaces. This Webcast shows how PowerBuilder 11's .NET Smart Client deployment and publishing support gives the end-user the rich client interface they deserve, as well as the ubiquity of the Web to simplify the installation and update of PowerBuilder applications for 5 or 5000 users. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast PowerBuilder 11 Web Services Deployment with Dave Fish Learn how to turn your PowerBuilder business logic, coded in custom class user objects (NVOs) into .NET Web Services. In this session you will learn how to deploy components to IIS as .NET Web Services, how those web services can be accessed by PowerBuilder, .NET or Java. You will also learn how to debug your deployed .NET Web Services from the PowerBuilder IDE. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast PowerBuilder 11 Web Services Data Window with John Strano In this webcast, we cover the Web Services DataWindow capabilities of PowerBuilder showing you how to leverage and consume Web Services with the DataWindow. The Web Services DataWindow in PowerBuilder 11 enables access to database data across the network without the need for DB client software on the client, thereby reducing the client footprint and maintenance. View the recorded webcast. View the PowerPoint Slides for this webcast