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Siebel Object Interfaces Reference > Programming > Siebel Object Interface Events and Siebel Extension Events > Connect StringThe connect string is a URL containing the information needed to connect to any Siebel Server component. It specifies both the protocol and the details of the Client Application Manager service in the Siebel Servers to which the client connects. The generic form of the syntax for the connect string follows: siebel[[.transport][.[encryption][.[compression]]]]://host[:port]/EnterpriseServer/AppObjMgr The following is an example of a connect string. SiebelApplication is an Application instance. SiebelApplication.Login "host=""siebel://host/EnterpriseServer/AppObjMgr""", "CCONWAY", "CCONWAY" Note that the entire protocol string is optional. You may specify the transport protocol alone and separate it from siebel.TCPIP.None.None://host/siebel/AppObjMgr However, if you specify any of the other protocols, you must use a period as a placeholder for each protocol not specified. The following is an example: siebel...zlib://hhost/siebel/AppObjMgr Protocols that are not specified receive their default values, as shown in Table 19. Make the following substitutions for the placeholders in the example: For more information about this method, read Login Method. The following is a sample connect string for the COM Data Control operating in Server Mode: 'COM Data Control : SERVER Mode The following is a sample connect string for the COM Data Control operating in Local Mode. When running in Local Mode, the COM Data Control must reside on the same machine as the Mobile Web Client. 'COM Data Control : LOCAL Mode 'Format of the connect string is The following is a sample connect string for the COM Data Control for PowerBuilder (Char(34) denotes a double quote): ConnStr = "host =" + char(34) + "siebel://HOST/ENTERPRISE_SERVER/SCCObjMgr/SIEBEL_SERVER" + char(34) + " Lang = " + char(34) + "LANG" + char(34) Leveraging Load Balancing with the Connect StringSiebel COM Data Control operating in server mode and Java Data Beans support Siebel native load balancing across Siebel Servers. The standard connect string is modified to direct requests to an appropriate virtual host that includes specific Siebel Servers with the desired object manager, and to provide the path to the file that defines the virtual host. The connect strings used to leverage Siebel native load balancing have the following requirements:
The following is a sample connect string for the COM Data Control operating in server mode in an environment that implements Siebel round-robin load-balancing across Siebel Servers: 'COM Data Control : Load Balancing |
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