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2: Server-Resident Application Software Development
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• You need to increase the number of connections (NUM_CONNECTIONS) to the actual
number of sessions you will be using. This will create a
SESS_TBL_ENTRY structure
for each connection. The current loopback program number of connections is
only 2.
• You should disable or remove the timer function left over from the loopback pro-
gram to prevent your SRA from exiting when the timer expires.
Refer to the later chapters in this document for information on how to further expand
the capabilities of your SRA.
2.6 Relocating Your SRA Files
You may run the SRA from the binary directory (/usr/local/freeway/client/bsd/bin), but
at some point in time, you may find it beneficial to run your SRA from the Freeway
server operational directory (/tmp/boot). This directory is located in the read-write
ram-disk partition. Some of the reasons for relocating your SRA to this directory are as
follows:
• Your SRA can create files in this read-write partition.
• You can build your DLI and TSI configuration binaries dynamically at boot time.
• You can make software revisions to your SRA in the binary directory without
overwriting the current version in the operational directory.
To relocate your SRA to the operational directory, you need to copy the SRA and con-
figuration binary files to the non-volatile storage location of the operational directory
(/usr/local/freeway/boot.src). When the Freeway is rebooted, these files will be copied
into the operational directory. The following steps show how to do this:
Step 1: Mount the /usr partition as read-write and copy the SRA files from the binary
directory to non-volatile storage. Then re-mount the /usr partition as read-only: