User guide

3: Client Software Installation
DC 900-1333Q 57
Step 2: Click on the Freeway software product name, then right-click on the zip file
and select “SaveTarget As” and save the file into a directory where you can find the file
later. Close or minimize the browser window.
Step 3: Go to the directory where you saved the zip file. Right-click on the zip file and
select “Extract All...”. Browse to the location where you want the Freeway directory tree
to start (such as C:\) and click on the “Extract” button.
Step 4: If your Windows computer does not have a browser enabled, open the
readme.txt file on the CD-ROM and follow the instructions.
3.5 Building the DLI/TSI Library
After installing the Freeway Server Software, you must build the DLI/TSI API library on
your client system. This library is needed to link with the protocol loopback programs
and any other programs that will communicate with the Freeway server. A C compiler
is needed to build the library. Once the library is built, it can be moved to other systems
for linking with programs on that system. A make file that performs the library build is
included for each supported operating system.
3.5.1 Build the DLI/TSI Library on UNIX Systems
Use the following steps to build the DLI/TSI library on UNIX systems:
Step 1: Create the
bin and lib directories
1. If it doesn’t already exist, create the
op-sys subdirectory under the /usr/local/free-
way/client directory
, where op-sys is the identifier for the operating system you are
using:
rs_aix, lnx, bsd, hpux, sgi, solaris, sunos, or dec (Tru64 Unix).
cd /usr/local/freeway/client
mkdir op-sys