The binary files on the SNA Server distribution CD-ROM for use on Windows NT are found in the \CLIENTS\WINNT and \CLIENTS\WINNT\SYSTEM directories, and the binary files for use on Windows 95 are found in the \CLIENTS\WIN95 and \CLIENTS\WIN95\SYSTEM directories. Additional copies are maintained on Library 2 on forum MSSNA on CompuServe. You will need at a minimum to distribute the following files:
File name | Purpose |
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ADLOC.DLL | Locates SNA Servers. |
APPCST32.DLL | Translates APPC return codes into text strings. |
ASYNCTRC.DLL | Asynchronous trace DLL (Windows 95 only). |
COMTBLG.DAT | Table for type G character set conversion (ASCII <–>EBCDIC). |
CSVSTR32.DLL | Translates Common Service Verb (CSV) return codes into text strings. |
DBGTRACE.DLL | Trace DLL (asynchronous). |
DMODAPPC.DLL | A support DLL used by SNAKRNL.DLL to provide a network protocol-independent transport interface for SNA Server Client applications (used only on Windows 95). |
FMISTR32.DLL | Translates EIS/LUA error codes into text strings. |
MFC40.DLL | MFC run-time support. |
MFC40U.DLL | MFC run-time support. |
MSVCIRT.DLL | Visual C/C++ run-time support. |
MSVCRT.DLL | Visual C/C++ run-time support. |
MSVCRT40.DLL | Visual C/C++ run-time support. |
OLEPRO32,DLL | OLE run-time support. |
SNABASE.EXE | SNA Base. |
SNADMOD.DLL | Provides a network protocol-independent transport interface for SNA Server Client applications. On Windows 95 this DLL allows applications written for the SNA Server Windows NT Client to run unmodified with the SNA Server Windows 95 Client. The SNADMOD.DLL functionality is provided by new DLLs on Windows 95 (for example, SNAKRNL.DLL). |
SNADUMP.DLL | SNA debug helper DLL. |
SNAEVENT.DLL | SNA Server event log message file (used only on Windows NT). |
SNAKRNL.DLL | Provides a network protocol-independent transport interface for SNA Server Client applications (used only on Windows 95). |
SNAPERF.DLL | Used for supporting performance monitoring (used only on Windows NT). |
SNAPOPUP.EXE | Used for displaying SNA message pop-up dialog boxes (used only on Windows NT). |
SNAREG.DLL | API support for accessing the registry. |
SNASVC.DLL | Used for supporting services (used only on Windows NT). |
SNATRACE.CPL | Control panel applet for dynamically enabling and disabling API (APPC, CPI-C, and LUA) tracing and event logging. |
SNATRACE.HLP | Help file used for API (APPC, CPI-C, and LUA) tracing and event logging. |
SNATRC.DLL | Used for SNA Server message tracing. |
SNATRCCN.DLL | Used for SNA Server message tracing (used only on Windows NT). |
SNATRCSN.DLL | Used for SNA Server message tracing. |
WAPPC32.DLL | Used by 5250 emulators and other APPC applications. |
WINAPPC.DLL | Stub APPC DLL used by 5250 emulators and other APPC applications. |
WINCSV.DLL | Stub DLL used by emulators that need Common Service Verbs (CSV). |
WINCSV32.DLL | Used by emulators that need CSV. |
WINMGT32.DLL | Used by 5250 emulators and for supporting APPC management verbs. |
SNA Server supports a number of different transport protocols. Depending on the transport protocol or protocols used by your customer, you will need to distribute some or all of the following files:
BVNSTT.DLL | Used to locate SNA Servers over Banyan VINES transport. |
IBPCAST.DLL | Used to locate SNA Servers over TCP transport. |
LMBCAST.DLL | Used to locate SNA Servers over Named Pipes transport. |
NWSAP.DLL | Used to locate SNA Servers over NetWare transport. |
SNABV.DLL | Banyan VINES transport for Windows NT. |
SNACBV.DLL | Banyan VINES transport for Windows 95. |
SNACIP.DLL | Native TCP transport for Windows 95. |
SNACLM.DLL | Named Pipes transport for Windows 95. |
SNACNW.DLL | NetWare transport for Windows 95. |
SNAIP.DLL | Native TCP transport for Windows NT. |
SNALM.DLL | Named Pipes transport for Windows NT. |
SNANB.DLL | NetBIOS transport (used only on Windows NT). |
SNANCP.DLL | Helper DLL for NetWare transport (required by SNACNW.DLL and SNANW.DLL). |
SNANW.DLL | NetWare transport for Windows NT. |
VSTAPI.DLL | Helper DLL for Banyan VINES transport (required by SNABV.DLL and SNACBV.DLL). |
The following files are optional and are only necessary if your application uses these additional features supported by SNA Server:
AFTPAPI.DLL | Used for AFTP API support. |
AFTPEVT.DLL | Used for AFTP API support. |
AFTPMSG.DLL | Used for AFTP API support. |
CHECKSUM.EXE | File checksum utility. |
DLSSTAT.EXE | Distributed Link Service status utility for Windows NT. |
LUASTR32.DLL | Translates LUA return codes into text strings. |
SNANLS.DLL | Used for National Language Support (Windows 95 only) |
SNASHMEM.EXE | Tool to look at shared memory. |
SNAVER.EXE | Tool to display version numbers. |
TPSTART.EXE | Used for loading transaction programs (used on Windows NT only). |
WCPIC32.DLL | Used for CPI-C API support. |
WINCPIC.DLL | Used for CPI-C API support. |
WINRUI.DLL | Stub DLL used for LUA API support. |
WINRUI32.DLL | Used for LUA API support. |
WINSLI.DLL | Stub DLL used for LUA API support. |
WINSLI32.DLL | Used for LUA API support. |
For SNA National Language Support using SNANLS, the appropriate NLS files will also need to be installed.
Debug files for the Windows NT DLLs are provided in the \CLIENTS\WINNT\SYSTEM\SYMBOLS\DLL directory, and debug files for the Windows 95 DLLs are provided in the \CLIENTS\WIN95\SYSTEM\SYMBOLS\DLL directory.
The following files are necessary if your application needs to support Asian languages using the TRNSDT API or the SNANLS API:
TRNSDT.DLL | Used for Asian language support. |
TRNSDTJ.DLL | Used for Asian language support. |
TRNSDTK.DLL | Used for Asian language support. |
TRNSDTS.DLL | Used for Asian language support. |
TRNSDTT.DLL | Used for Asian language support. |
SNADBC.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNADBCK.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNADBCS.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNADBCT.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNASBC.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNASBCK.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNASBCS.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
SNASBCT.TBL | Used for Asian Language support |
The details of the installation process are described in the following topic.