This lesson assumes you have completed all preceding lessons. See Lesson 1: Setting up a text file data source.
In this lesson, you start the MobiLink server. Start the MobiLink server (mlsrv12) using the -c option to connect to your consolidated database. Use the -sl java or -sl dnet option to load your Java or .NET class, respectively.
Connect to your consolidated database and load the class on the mlsrv12 command line.
Replace c:\MLdirect with the location of your source files.
For Java, run the following command:
mlsrv12 -c "DSN=mldirect_db" -o serverOut.txt -v+ -dl -zu+ -x tcpip -sl java (-cp c:\MLdirect) |
For .NET, run the following command:
mlsrv12 -c "DSN=mldirect_db" -o serverOut.txt -v+ -dl -zu+ -x tcpip -sl dnet (-MLAutoLoadPath=c:\MLdirect) |
The MobiLink server messages window appears.
Below is a description of each MobiLink server option used in this tutorial. The options -o, -v, and -dl provide debugging and troubleshooting information. Using these logging options is appropriate in a development environment. For performance reasons, -v and -dl are typically not used in production.
Option | Description |
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-c |
Precedes the connection string. |
-o |
Specifies the message log file serverOut.txt. |
-v+ |
The -v option specifies what information is logged. Using -v+ sets maximum verbose logging. |
-dl |
Displays all log messages on screen. |
-zu+ |
Adds new users automatically. |
-x |
Sets the communications protocol and parameters for MobiLink clients. |
-sl java |
Specifies a set of directories to search for class files, and forces the Java VM to load on server startup. |
-sl dnet | Specifies the location of .NET assemblies and forces the CLR to load on server startup. |
Proceed to Lesson 7: Setting up your MobiLink client database.
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