+ $ cd ..
+
+Then, build YAZ++:
+
+ $ cd yaz++-<version>
+ $ ./configure
+ $ make
+
+o Installation, Windows
+
+YAZ++ for WIN32 should run on Windows 95/98/2K and Windows NT 4.0.
+Yaz++ was built using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0. Other compilers
+should work but makefile/project files will have to be created for
+those compilers.
+
+ Workspace yazxx.dsw includes the projects
+ yazxx.dsp - builds yazxx.dll
+ yazclient.dsp - builds yazmyclient.exe
+ yazserver.dsp - builds yazmyserver.exe
+ yazproxy.dsp - builds yazproxy.exe
+
+o About the proxy..
+
+For the proxy the actual target is determined in by the OtherInfo
+part of the InitRequest. We've defined an OID for this which we call
+PROXY. OID is 1.2.840.10003.10.1000.81.1.
+
+ OtherInformation ::= [201] IMPLICIT SEQUENCE OF SEQUENCE{
+ category [1] IMPLICIT InfoCategory OPTIONAL,
+ information CHOICE{
+ characterInfo [2] IMPLICIT InternationalString,
+ binaryInfo [3] IMPLICIT OCTET STRING,
+ externallyDefinedInfo [4] IMPLICIT EXTERNAL,
+ oid [5] IMPLICIT OBJECT IDENTIFIER}}
+--
+ InfoCategory ::= SEQUENCE{
+ categoryTypeId [1] IMPLICIT OBJECT IDENTIFIER OPTIONAL,
+ categoryValue [2] IMPLICIT INTEGER}
+
+The InfoCategory is present with categoryTypeId set to the PROXY OID
+and categoryValue set to 0. The information in OtherInformation uses
+characterInfo to represent the target using the form target[:port][/db].
+
+For the client that doesn't set the PROXY OtherInformation, a default
+target can be specified using option -t for proxy.
+
+Example:
+ We start the proxy so that it listens on port 9000. The default
+ target is Bell Labs Library unless it is specified by a client in
+ the InitRequest.
+
+ $ ./yaz-proxy -t z3950.bell-labs.com/books @:9000
+
+ The client is started and talks to the proxy without specifying
+ a target. Hence this client will talk to the Bell Labs server.
+ $ ./yaz-client localhost:9000