User guide

DC 900-1333P 215

Appendix

Freeway Files

B.1 Default Directory Structure

After you have installed the Freeway files as described in Chapter 2, the files reside in a

default directory structure. The

freeway/include directory contains the header files your

protocol needs to interface with the DLI and TSI layers. The other directories are

grouped into three areas according to the types of files they contain: client-resident,

server-resident, or ICP-resident software. This software is described in the following

sections.

On UNIX systems, all default directories are installed under

/usr/local/freeway. On VMS

systems, they are installed under

SYS$SYSDEVICE:[FREEWAY]. On Windows NT sys-

tems, they are installed under

C:\freeway.

B.1.1 Server-resident Software

Server-resident software includes any non-client software that runs exclusively on the

Freeway server processor. This software is located in the

freeway/boot directory. During

the boot process, server-resident software is loaded from the boot server into the server

processor. There are two types of software loaded: the boot files and the service provid-

ers.

If you move files from the

freeway/boot directory, you must modify the System Boot