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PowerBuilder 2021 - Multi-threading Example!
Software Tool & Die Inc.
(STD) are pleased to announce the release of an updated STD Integrated Framework example application that utilizes the framework to implement
Application multi-threading! The multi-threading feature inside PowerBuilder has been around since
version 5.0 when the Distributed PB feature was first introduced.
However,
it is not a well documented and known feature of the development tool.
The STD Multi-threading example goes even further by allowing
applications to
utilize the vast resources of Integrated framework while taking
multi-threading to a higher functional level. The framework allows the
PB developer to easily implement multi-threading and be more productive
at the same time!
The updated Multi-threading example application now utilizes the latest STD Integrated Framework (version 2022.2.0.285 beta released on 2022-04-04) and the newest Appeon PowerBuilder 2021 release (build 1506). Improvements in this release include:
- Migration App code to PB 2021 build 1506
- Migration of the STD Framework from 2019R1 to 2022R2
- Removal of all Appeon Web product code.
- Better performance (20% improvement).
- Tested the Base64 code on W10 version 21H2 build 19044.1645
- Tested the Base64 code on W11 version 21H2 build 22000.613
The Integrated framework allows each thread to be monitored by the
frameworks performance dialogue, write to the O/S Console, log a message
in the main tread's application log, share DBMS access, send messages
back & forth between threads or between the main thread and its
sub-threads, introspect the O/S, etc - just to name a few interesting
aspects. Messages may also now be written to the MS-Windows Event Log and MS-Windows Debug logs as well from each sub-thread!
The latest STD multi-threaded PowerBuilder example application can now be downloaded from the SourceForge website. Please click here to download & enjoy!
For a complete PowerPoint presentation on how Multi-Threading in Appeon PowerBuilder works, please click here to download this PPT presentation.
Regards ... Chris
Regards ... Chris
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