| What's New |
| Overview |
New features for SAS Integration Technologies in SAS 9.2 include a number of general product enhancements and documentation enhancements.
| General Product Enhancements |
The following enhancements have been added to SAS Integration Technologies:
SAS Stored Processes provides enhancements to the SAS Stored Process Web Application and to stored process metadata, as well as several general enhancements.
SAS 9.2 BI Web Services provide generated Web services, as well as general enhancements.
The Publishing Framework provides enhancements to security and to the support of the HTTPS protocol and IPV6 addresses.
The following software components are obsolete:
Integration Technologies Administrator (IT Administrator)
SAS Publisher
SAS Subscription Manager
LDAP is no longer supported.
| Documentation Enhancements |
The following enhancements have been made to the SAS Integration Technologies documentation:
The SAS Integration Technologies: Developer's Guide has been divided into the following books, which are available in the SAS online documentation, as well as in PDF form:
SAS Stored Processes: Developer's Guide
SAS BI Web Services: Developer's Guide
SAS Publishing Framework: Developer's Guide
Application Messaging with SAS
SAS Integration Technologies: Java Client Developer's Guide
SAS Integration Technologies: Windows Client Developer's Guide
SAS Integration Technologies: Directory Services Reference
The SAS Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide has been divided. SAS Stored Process and Publishing Framework topics have been incorporated into the SAS Stored Processes: Developer's Guide and SAS Publishing Framework: Developer's Guide, respectively. SAS Foundation Services topics are covered in the SAS Foundation Services: Administrator's Guide.
Information from the SAS Integration Technologies: Server Administrator's Guide has been incorporated into the SAS Intelligence Platform: Application Server Administration Guide.
The SAS Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version) has been discontinued.
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