MobiLink server

Relay server The relay server is a set of web extensions that enable secure, load-balanced communication between mobile devices and MobiLink, Afaria and OneBridge servers communicating through a web server. See Introduction to the Relay Server.
Sybase relay server hosting service The Sybase relay server hosting service is a farm of relay servers hosted by Sybase. It is intended to ease the development of mobile applications that use MobiLink data synchronization and to simplify the evaluation process for developers, especially where data is sent using public wireless networks. See Sybase Hosted Relay Service.
MobiLink Server Farm MobiLink servers may now be explicitly grouped into server farms of identical servers.
Redundant, concurrent synchronizations from the same remote ID are now automatically detected across the entire farm. This removes the need for a load balancer to keep sending the same remote ID to the same MobiLink server.

You can now configure each MobiLink server identically.

Failover is automatically supported for the Notifier and the QAnywhere connector. The farm automatically appoints a MobiLink server to run these, and will elect a new server to run them if the first appointee computer fails.
64-bit Platforms MobiLink server is now fully 64-bit on several 64-bit platforms. For a list of the supported platforms 64-bit platforms, see http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1002288.
New member for Java DownloadTableData interface getLastDownloadTime method to return last download time for a table. See DownloadTableData.getLastDownloadTime method [MobiLink server Java].
SQL passthrough The SQL Passthrough feature allows you to download scripts of SQL statements from a consolidated database to a SQL Anywhere or UltraLite client, and have those SQL statements executed on the client at an appropriate time.
Info message listening The Java and .NET APIs now allow users to register to receive notifications whenever an info line prefixed with "I" is printed to the log.
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New mlsrv11 features

-cs option MobiLink server system objects such as system tables, procedures, triggers, and views can now be stored in a database other than the consolidated database. The database that stores the MobiLink system objects is called the MobiLink System Database or MLSD.
Use -cs to specify connection parameters for your MLSD. See -cs mlsrv12 option.
-lsc option Specifies the local server connect information. This information is passed to other servers in the server farm. See -lsc mlsrv12 option.
-ss option Enables the MobiLink server to run in a server farm.

Note

The -ss option is a feature of the MobiLink high availability option, which requires a separate license. See Separately licensed components.
-tc option Set the count down timer for SQL script execution. See -tc mlsrv12 option.
-tf option Fail the SQL script execution when the count down timer specified with -tc expires (not for Oracle). See -tf mlsrv12 option.

New MobiLink scripting features

MobiLink Redirector enhancements

Redirector deprecated The Redirector is deprecated. It has been replaced by the Relay Server. See Introduction to the Relay Server.
New Relay Server The relay server is a set of web extensions that enable secure, load-balanced communication between mobile devices and MobiLink, Afaria, and OneBridge servers communicating through a web server. See Introduction to the Relay Server.

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MobiLink server

New mlsrv11 features

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New MobiLink scripting features

MobiLink Redirector enhancements