When I first started supporting Crystal Reports and its SDKs, I specialized in some of the lesser used developer tools such as Delphi, PowerBuilder, Visual FoxPro, Dbase, Paradox and a few others.
Last year when SAP acquired Sybase I took a look into what was happening with PowerBuilder and saw it was up to version 12 and it could create WPF .NET forms. After doing some testing I have been able to get our WPF viewer to work with PowerBuilder .NET and it was actually pretty easy, but there are some things you need to be aware of:
For the experienced PowerBuilder developer, you will already know how to create a project, WPF Windows and add controls to the window. The WPF control that you want to add is under WPF components and is called CrystalReportsViewer from the namespace SAPBusinessObjects.WPF.Viewer.
You can find resources and info on using our SDK here: Crystal Reports and Enterprise .NET developer resources
For those less experienced with PowerBuilder, like me, or wanting more details I will be posting a blog shortly, hopefully this week, with step by step instructions on creating a simple Crystal Reports PowerBuilder .NET application.
Happy Spring
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