Introduction:

This API is dependent upon 3 header files:

#include "comm-client.h"
#include "comm_interp.h"
#include "comm-structs.h"

comm_interp holds the values for the commands and the return values, comm-structs.h holds the message structures and comm-client.h holds the basic structures for interfacing into sctp.  The sctp library that has been used, is a standalone thread that is interface by a series of registered call backs.  The SCTP server acts as an event driven process. On the client and server side an independent thread reacts under want amounts to a kernal type add in routine.  These routines aare added to the base server as follows.

      ulpCallbacks.dataArriveNotif          = &dataArriveNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.sendFailureNotif         = &sendFailureNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.networkStatusChangeNotif = &networkStatusChangeNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.communicationUpNotif     = &communicationUpNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.communicationLostNotif   = &communicationLostNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.communicationErrorNotif  = &communicationErrorNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.restartNotif             = &restartNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.shutdownCompleteNotif    = &shutdownCompleteNotif;
      ulpCallbacks.peerShutdownReceivedNotif = NULL;

where each of the pointers are to specific functions providing the desired inbound communications channel.  

For the purposes of this project 3 inbound/outbound streams will be used.

0  Messaging and setup
1  Mouse messages
2  Keyboard messages

These are given the defined names.
MESSAGESTREAM
MOUSESTREAM
KEYBOARDSTREAM