Once a Relay Server farm has been properly configured, a client connects to the Relay Server farm using the following URL:
http://<Relay Server client extension URL>/<farmname>
Options| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| <Relay Server client extension URL> |
For Microsoft IIS on Windows, <domain name><relayserver.sybase.com>/ias_relay_server/client/rs_client.dll For Apache on Linux, <domain name>/cli/iarelayserver Use relayserver.sybase.com as the <domain name> if you are using the publicly available Sybase Hosted Relay Service. For information about subscribing to the service as well as instructions for setting up your back-end servers, see Using the Sybase Hosted Relay Service. |
| <farmname> | Identifies the back-end farm (a group of back-end servers) that Relay Server forwards the client request to. |
SQL Anywhere MobiLink client connection exampleA SQL Anywhere MobiLink client should specify the following options to connect to server farm F1:
-e "ctp=http;
adr='host=relayserver.sybase.com;
url_suffix=/rs/client/rs_client.dll/F1'" |
For HTTPS, change http to https.
UltraLite/UltraLiteJ MobiLink client connection exampleAn UltraLite/UltraLiteJ MobiLink client should set the following properties in the ULSyncParms class to connect to server farm F1:
Set the stream type to HTTP or HTTPS.
Set the stream parameters to the following:
"host=relayserver.sybase.com;url_suffix=/rs/client/rs_client.dll/F1" |
QAnywhere client connection exampleA QAnywhere client should specify the following options to connect to server farm F1:
-x "http(host=relayserver.sybase.com;url_suffix=/rs/client/rs_client.dll/F1" |
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