SAS(R) 9.2 Intelligence Platform: Web Application Administration Guide, Second Edition
- What's New in Web Application Administration for the SAS 9.2 Intelligence Platform
Getting Started- Before You Begin
- Introduction to This Guide
- Accessibility Features in the SAS Intelligence Platform Products
- Prerequisites for Administering the Web Applications
- High-Level Overview of Administrative Tasks
- Working in the Middle-Tier Environment
- Middle-Tier Environment and Topologies
- Best Practices for Configuring Your Middle Tier
- Best Practices for Middle-Tier Configuration
- Sample Middle-Tier Deployment Scenarios
- Tuning the Web Application Server
- Configuring a Cluster of Web Application Servers
- Configuring HTTP Sessions in Environments With Proxy Configurations
- Using an HTTP Server to Serve Static Content
- Using a Proxy Plug-in
- Using Apache Cache Control for Static Content
- Middle-Tier Security
- Middle-Tier Security
- Using the SAS Anonymous Web User With SAS Authentication
- Multicast Security
- Using Single Sign-On Among Web Applications
- Using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for Web Applications
- Configuring and Deploying Restrictive Policy Files
- Interacting with the Server Tier
- Middle-Tier Administration
- Administering the SAS Web Infrastructure Platform
- SAS Web Infrastructure Platform
- SAS Management Console
- Using Configuration Manager
- Setting Global Properties for SAS Applications
- Specifying Connection Parameters for HTTP and HTTPS Sessions
- Using the SAS Web Administration Console
- Using the SAS Web Infrastructure Platform Utilities
- Using the DAVTree Utility to Manage WebDAV Content
- Using the Package Clean-Up Utility to Remove Packages
- Using JMX Tools to Manage SAS Resources
- Middle-Tier Administration
- Using the SAS Deployment Manager
- Rebuilding the SAS Web Applications
- Redeploying the SAS Web Applications
- Reconfiguring the Web Application Server
- Manual Deployment of Content for the SAS Content Server
- Manual Deployment of SAS OnlineDoc for the Web
- Working with Exploded EAR Files in a Development Environment
- Administering Logging for SAS Web Applications
- Configuring Auditing for SAS Web Applications
- Configuring a Custom Logoff Message for Web Application Users
- Change the HTTP Session Time-out Interval
- Administering SAS Shared Services
- About SAS Shared Services
- Setting the Default Alert Notification Delivery Type
- Administering the SAS Comment Manager Web Application
- SAS Content Server
- About the SAS Content Server
- Backing Up the SAS Content Server
- Using the SAS Content Server Administration Console
- Implementing Authorization for the SAS Content Server
- Administering SAS BI Web Services
- Managing Generated Web Services
- Configuring SAS BI Web Services for .NET
- Configuring SAS BI Web Services for Java
- Overview of Security for Web Services
- Securing SAS BI Web Services for .NET
- Securing SAS BI Web Services for Java
- Additional Administrative Tasks for SAS BI Web Services for Java
- Administering SAS Web Application Themes
- SAS Web Report Studio Administration
- Introduction to SAS Web Report Studio Administration
- Introduction to SAS Web Report Studio
- About SAS Web Report Viewer
- SAS Web Report Studio and the SAS Intelligence Platform
- New Features in the Administration of SAS Web Report Studio 4.2
- Prerequisites for Administering SAS Web Report Studio
- Main Tasks for Administering SAS Web Report Studio
- Additional Documentation for SAS Web Report Studio
- Configuring SAS Web Report Studio
- Configuring SAS Web Report Studio
- Configuring Logging for SAS Web Report Studio
- Improving the Performance of SAS Web Report Studio
- Redeploy SAS Web Report Studio
- Managing SAS Web Report Studio Content and Users
- SAS Web Report Studio Folders
- Predefined Roles
- Adding Content for Use by Report Creators
- Managing Access to Reports
- Customizing SAS Web Report Studio Report Styles
- SAS Web Application Themes and Custom Report Styles
- Customizing Report Styles for SAS Web Report Studio
- Add Disclaimer Text to Graphs and Tables
- Specify Fonts for PDF Reports Generated by SAS Web Report Studio
- Pre-generated Reports From SAS Web Report Studio
- SAS Information Delivery Portal Administration
- SAS Information Delivery Portal
- Introduction to the SAS Information Delivery Portal
- Understanding the SAS Information Delivery Portal
- Understanding the Portal Components
- Portal Administration
- Prerequisites for Administering the Portal
- Who Can Administer the Portal
- Main Tasks for Administering the Portal
- Suggestions for Verifying Portal Operation
- Important Portal Administrative Files
- Logging for SAS Information Delivery Portal
- Additional Documentation for the Portal
- Administering Portal Authorization
- Overview of Portal Authorization Tasks
- Planning for Portal Users and Groups
- Understanding Portal Authorization
- Configure a Group Content Administrator
- Sharing Content in the Portal
- Setting Up Authorization for SAS Publication Channels
- Managing Portal Permission Trees in Metadata
- Adding Content to the Portal
- Overview of Adding Content
- Summary of Content That Can Be Added to the Portal
- Understanding Pages and Page Templates
- Adding, Editing, and Removing Pages
- Adding, Editing, and Removing Page Templates
- Understanding Portlets
- Main Steps to Add a Portlet
- Adding WebDAV Graph Portlets
- Understanding Portlet Deployment
- Hiding Portlets from Users
- Adding Custom-Developed Portlets
- Adding Links
- Adding Files
- Adding Custom Web Applications
- Examples: Adding SAS Web Report Studio and SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Adding Syndication Channels
- Adding SAS Packages
- Adding SAS Publication Channels
- Executing SAS Stored Processes from the SAS Information Delivery Portal
- Adding SAS Information Maps
- Adding SAS Reports
- SAS BI Portlets Administration
- SAS Business Intelligence Dashboard Administration
- BI Dashboard
- Overview of SAS BI Dashboard
- Accessing SAS BI Dashboard
- Main Tasks for Administering SAS BI Dashboard
- Setting Up Indicator Alerts for SAS BI Dashboard Users
- Understanding the Data Source XML (DSX) Files
- Specifying the Location of SAS Data Sets for SAS BI Dashboard
- Improving the Performance of SAS BI Dashboard
- Configuring Alert Latency with Event Generation Framework
- Seamless Access to SAS BI Dashboard From SAS Information Delivery Portal
- Enabling the Display of Custom Repository Folders in SAS BI Dashboard
- Managing Security for SAS BI Dashboard
- SAS Web OLAP Viewer Administration
- Configuring SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Introduction to SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Main Tasks for Administering SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Requirements for Viewing OLAP Cubes in SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Configure Logging for SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Redeploy SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Additional Documentation for SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Customizing SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java
- Appendixes
- Multicast Options
- Configuring the ESRI Map Component
- About the ESRI Map Component
- Create an ESRI ArcGIS Server Definition
- Facilitate Authentication to the ESRI ArcGIS Server
- Creating Geographic Map Services
- Including Geographic Information in Cubes
- JGroups on Multihomed Machines
- Configuring the SAS Environment File
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
Index here
| Product | Release |
|---|---|
| SAS BI Server | 4.2 |
| SAS Web Report Studio | 4.2_M2 |
| SAS Web OLAP Viewer for Java | 4.2_M2 |
| SAS Enterprise BI Server | 4.2 |
| SAS BI Dashboard | 4.2_M2 |
| SAS Information Delivery Portal | 4.2_M2 |
- Type
- Administration and Configuration
- Copyright Date
- October 2009
- Last Updated
- 28Oct2009
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Backing Up the SAS Content Server
The SAS Content Server should be backed up whenever the metadata server is backed up. For instructions about how to back up the SAS Content Server, see "Best Practices for Backing Up Your SAS System" in the SAS Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide.
Use the WebDAVDump and WebDAVRestore utilities when you need to back up specific locations such as a subset of the WebDAV content, or to create a backup for content on a system other than the SAS Content Server.
For instructions about using the WebDAVDump and the WebDAVRestore utilities, see SAS Usage Note 34163.
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