Copyright (C) 1996 Open Software Foundation, Inc.
  All Rights Reserved (MAP). Please see COPYRIGHT.MAP
  from the source distribution.

MAP extensions to DCE-Web VERSION 1.0.1 For Public Availability

DATE: August 30, 1996

The version 1.0.1 release of MAP consists of one compressed archive 
file in addition to this README:

map0830.tar.Z
  It contains all MAP code as extensions.

To build the MAP extensions to OSF DCE-Web on a supported UNIX platform do:
(for supported platforms see note at the bottom of this page)

 1) Create a top-level directory where you want the sources to reside.
    This README file and the Release Notes will refer to the directory
    as "wand". 

 2) Change directory to wand.

 3) Copy the archive file wand0830.tar.Z to the directory where 
    you want the sources to reside. This archive can be obtained
    from this directory by clicking on the entry "OSF DCE-Web WanD 
    Server and Secure Local Proxy".

 4) Uncompress and extract the archive file wand0830.tar.Z with the commands:

    uncompress wand0830.tar.Z
    tar -xvf wand0830.tar

 6) Overlay the MAP sources on the directory where you unarchived
    the WanD sources in step 4.
    Uncompress and extract the MAP archive with the commands:

    uncompress map0830.tar.Z
    tar -xvf map0830.tar.Z

Below your current working directory you will find the complete source 
tree for the WanD server, the management tools, the SLP and the MAP
extensions. 

You will also find complete HTML-formatted release notes and installation
instructions for these components in the "doc" subdirectory.
You can read these with any Web browser. To begin, use the URL:

  file:/<your_root_directory>/wand/doc/index.html

The MAP release notes are at:
  file:/<your_root_directory>/wand/doc/map_relnote.html

The MAP installation instructions are at:
  file:/<your_root_directory>/wand/doc/map_rel_install.html

where "<your_root_directory>/wand" is the pathname of the directory 
where you have unarchived the source files.

NOTE: The supported platforms are HP-UX, AIX, and Digital UNIX Alpha.