Connection String not in

Hello:
   I have a strange problem. I have an addon that using single sign on to connect to UI and DI together. I uses the connstring = System.Convert.ToString(Environment.GetCommandLineArgs().GetValue(1)); to get the connection string from UI. I can do it from Release mode(and it's not the debugging connection string, it's the real application connection string. But can't do it with the .exe inside the release fold. keeping getting the out or array index exception, which means that line didn't grab the connection string from UI (my SBO is on)Is this normal? Here's the details
   I am using SBO 2005A(6.80.317) SP: 01 PL: 04. UI-API I am using is version: 6.8.0.0. DI-API I am using is 2005.0.0.0.
   I am keep on thinking that it might be the wrong UI that I am using, but the fact that it connect to it in the release mode means it should be ok! So what's my problem? Thank You!
Here's my entire code:
private void setapplication()
               // connect to SBO GUI application
            string connstring = string.Empty;
               SAPbouiCOM.SboGuiApi sboapi = new SAPbouiCOM.SboGuiApiClass();
            try
                connstring = System.Convert.ToString(Environment.GetCommandLineArgs().GetValue(1));
                MessageBox.Show(connstring);
            catch
                MessageBox.Show("No connection String");
                System.Environment.Exit(0);
               try
                    sboapi.Connect(connstring);
               catch(Exception ex)
                    MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
                    System.Environment.Exit(0);
               global.oapplicaiton = sboapi.GetApplication(-1);
Message was edited by: Bo Peng

Hi Bo,
If you just start the exe by itself, you have to supply the connectionstring yourself.
If the exe is started as an addon by SBO the connection string is supplied by SBO.
regard
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