Each stream has a unique URI, which serves as anaddressthat enables software to connect to that stream. For example, when an adapter connects to a stream, the adapter needs to know the stream's URI.
Some sample URIs are below:
ccl://localhost:6789/Stream/Default/Stocks/InStream1
ccl://server1.admin.sybase.com:6790/Stream/Default/RFIDTracers/InStream1
A stream URI may be either a "physical" URI or a "logical" URI:
A "physical" URI begins with "http://" and refers to the name or IP address of a particular machine.
A "logical" URI begins with "ccl://" and must be translated into a physical (HTTP) URI before a connection can be made.
Most of the time, users will use CCL URIs.
To see the URI of a stream, go into Sybase CEP Studio, click on the stream, and then select the "Properties" tab for the stream. The tab will specify the "Stream URI" (the logical URI) and the "HTTP URI" (the physical URI).
See Stream URIs for a more detailed discussion of HTTP and CCL URIs.