Adobe Flex 2 - Answering
Tough Questions About
Enterprise Development
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Ms. Chance graduated in 1996 with a degree in computer science from the University of Illinois. She has been a frequent contributor to the PowerBuilder Developer's Journal and gave a key presentation at Sybase TechWave 2005 entitled "A Real-Time Physical Inventory Solution Using PocketBuilder ASA and a WiFi Connection". She has held several engineering positions starting a career at Motorola where she focused on mobile I.P. by doing real-time embedded programming for the base radio controller group as part of the iDEN/Nextel project. She is currently a .NET Architect for GPS FootPrints based out of Springfield, IL. You can always reach her at
chance@crwmail.com or visit her blog at http://chance.pbdjmagazine.com.
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going to take a database
and create our own mini
version of an
'Amazon-like' item
lookup. That is to say,
any .NET or
.NET-compatible client
will be able to look up
items in our database via
the Web by simply
providing a UPC. This
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of moving to a new city
and need to get
organized, I thought I'd
roll a little application
using SQL Anywhere,
PowerBuilder, and Amazon
Web Services to help
organize my media
collection. In doing so,
I'm going to check out
some cool feature...
Text messaging is cool.
Voice messaging is even
cooler. Wouldn't it be
great to be able to add
that functionality to
your PowerBuilder apps as
well? For example, when
an event occurs within
your application, let
your users receive
real-time notification
via SMS or...
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your kids are driving
around on a Saturday
night? Perhaps you are a
business owner and need
to know where your
workforce is located on
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a wireless connection, a
GPS receiver, and
Microsof...
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caller ID to your
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anyway? I can think of
about a handful of
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mostly revolving around
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For example, ...
A session-based
synchronization
technology designed to
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Adaptive Server Anywhere
databases with many
industry-standard SQL
database management
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other vendors. We use it
to synchronize data from
one or more bookstores...
We begin this article by
answering a few
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integrate these
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Two things have my
interest these days: the
arrival of PB 10.5 and
TechWave 2006! (Yes,
that's right, I'm already
planning ahead.) So, I
thought I'd take this
opportunity to roll a
little application using
MS MapPoint to illustrate
what's new in
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We begin this article by
asking the question: Why
would you want to
integrate real-time GPS
data into your
PowerBuilder applications
anyway? After all, it's
not likely you are going
to connect a GPS receiver
to your desktop computer
and ask yourself where
you are ...
Why do a physical
inventory? A physical
inventory count is
necessary to reconcile
the quantity on hand
stored in a database
versus what is really on
the shelf. In a retail
environment, this process
is typically done once a
year. In a perfect world,
these values would always
be in sync.