Preparing the Development Environment for PowerServer 2021
summary
Covers exact prerequisites and steps: install demo database (SQL Anywhere or PostgreSQL 11.3/12/13), enable IIS with FTP for remote deployment, install .NET Framework 4.8 plus .NET Core SDK/runtime, and add the PowerServer Toolkit and SnapDevelop. Recommends downloading offline installer packages to reuse across teams. Notes PowerServer produces 64-bit server runtime, IDE needs 32-bit DB drivers for verification and must run as administrator, and migration is “automatic with occasional reprogramming.”
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:05PowerServer 2021 architecture overview
- 3:12Prerequisites and documentation
- 4:17Installing PowerBuilder 2021 Cloud Pro
- 6:41PowerServer prerequisites and toolkit
- 7:43Optional SnapDevelop installation
- 9:07PowerServer deployment flexibility
- 10:10Verifying SQL Anywhere installation
- 13:02PostgreSQL setup and drivers
- 15:53Demo database installation options
- 16:35Web server installation with IIS
- 19:49Configuring IIS permissions
- 20:53Verifying IIS installation
- 21:14Browser trust level for localhost
- 22:18Installing .NET and runtime components
- 23:40License management and installer options
- 25:08Offline installer benefits
- 26:11Running PowerBuilder IDE as admin
- 28:00Final setup and next steps
- 28:41Q&A and closing remarks
