Using a Default Connection Profile

The default connection profiles provides a quick way to get started working in Sybase WorkSpace. If you installed Sybase Developer Edition Servers, a set of fully configured connection profiles is available in the Enterprise Explorer view.

To use a default connection profile:

  1. Start the developer edition server.

    If you are using the MyDatabase default connection profile and want to later create a SOAP Web service from a stored procedure, edit the startDemo.bat file before starting the database.

    1. Open the following database file in a text editor:

      <installation directory>\Sybase\WorkSpace\DevRuntimes\ASA\startDemo.bat

    2. Add the following -xs option to the start argument:

      -xs http

      This option starts an HTTP listener that allows access to the URL.

    3. Save and close the startDemo.bat file.

  2. In the Enterprise Explorer, right-click the default connection profile you want to use and select Connect. Choose from the following:

    Default Connection Profiles

    Connection Profile Default Connection Profile NameIncluded with Server installation for

    Application Servers

    MyAppServer

    Sybase Unwired Orchestrator

    Sybase EAServer

    Monitor Servers

    MyMonitorServer

    Sybase Unwired Orchestrator

    Sybase EAServer

    Replication Servers

    None

    See Connection Profiles to create a connection profile for a Replication Server.

    Service Containers

    MyServiceContainer

    Sybase Unwired Orchestrator

    Sybase EAServer

    UDDI Registries

    MyUDDIRegistry

    Sybase Unwired Orchestrator

    Sybase EAServer

    Message Transports

    None

    See Connection Profiles to create a connection profile for a message transport.

    Mobile Servers

    MyMobileServer

    Sybase Unwired Accelerator (Apache Tomcat or EAServer)

    Databases

    MyDatabase

    MyMobileMSalesDB

    MyMobileSampleDB

    MyMobilePortalDB

    Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere

Connection Profiles

UDDI Server

Creating a Database Service from a Stored Procedure

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