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ricky@citrus.citr.uq.oz.au (Ricky Leung) writes:

>We have an application running on ISODE 6.0 on a Sun 4 over SunLink
>and would like to port the application to an HP running HPUX.  My 
>question is:  does ISODE 6.0 support X.25 on the HP?  If so, how 
>can I install (configure) ISODE 6.0 on the HP to run on X.25 (but 
>not TCP/IP)?  I have looked at the two files, hpux.h and 
>hpux.makefile, in the isode-6.0/config directory, but couldn't find 
>any clue.

HP doesn't yet have integrated support for X.25 in the ISODE release
thats publically available. I wouldn't be surprized if there IS X.25
code out there... but its not in 6.8 yet.

You will have to use the tsbridge facility in others/tsbridge to get
X.25 calls via another box, such as a Sun.

If you have documentation for a native sockets interface to X.25
then coding this up is trivial. Follow compat/ubcx25.c and compat/sunlink.c
for examples, modify h/x25.h with suitable code, and add address translation
routines into compat/x25addr.c.

It helps if the X.25 code can do fully async i/o, and supports the select()
system call properly.

If you have a non-sockets interface life is not so simple, but it CAN be
done. 

If you want any help with this ricky, my phone is always there.  I'm a
bit surprised your asking about isode-6.0, I installed ISODE-6.4 code
on at least one of your own CPU's over 8 months ago, but I guess
inter-departmental communications at U.Q are a bit cryptic at times.

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