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Third-Party Software for SASŪ 9.1

Java Runtime Environments

The following versions of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) are recommended for use with the SAS Foundation and SAS client applications. Application servers and servlet engines require a full Java Software Development Kit (JDK). See the next section for a list of Java Development Kits required by supported application servers.

The JREs listed below require an update to support new Daylight Saving Time changes beginning March 11, 2007. Please see Effect of changes to Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the USA on Java (with SASŪ 9.1.3) for complete details.

Platform Version Link Notes
HP Tru64 UNIX 1.4.1-1   Not on vendor website. Available on 3rd party CD
OpenVMS Alpha 1.4.1-1   Not on vendor website. Available on 3rd party CD
HP-UX PA-RISC 1.4.1.02 Download Registration is required
HP-UX Itanium 1.4.1.01 Download Registration is required
z/OS 1.4.1 Download Registration is required. No JRE available, install SDK V1.4.
AIX 1.4.0   This JRE is not available on the vendor's website. This JRE is installed with Base SAS® and is on the Third Party CD. It is the supported version for the SAS® Foundation Servers running on AIX.
1.4.1 Download

SAS® Management Console, SAS® Enterprise Miner and SAS®Merchandise Intelligence Server on AIX require IBM's 1.4.1 32-bit JRE. Please review SAS Note SN-012999 for more detailed information.

Solaris on SPARC 1.4.1 Download 32-bit JRE

Download 64-bit JRE

Installation of the 64-bit JRE for Solaris requires installation of the 32-bit JRE first.

Please review Sun's installation instructions for more detail.

Windows
2000, XP, NT (32-bit)
1.4.1 Download  
Windows
64-bit Itanium Systems
1.4.2 Download Full Java Software Development Kit. A separate Runtime Environment is not available
Linux 1.4.1 Download  

Java Software Development Kits

The following table identifies Java Software Development Kit (JDK) requirments for supported application servers and z/OS. Application servers and servlet engines require the use of a full JDK. For z/OS, there is no separate Java Runtime Environment, and therefore a JDK must be used with the SAS Foundation. For SAS Java clients and other platforms supported by the SAS Foundation, use the JRE recommendations listed above.

The JREs listed below require an update to support new Daylight Saving Time changes beginning March 11, 2007. Please see Effect of changes to Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the USA on Java (with SASŪ 9.1.3) for complete details.

Platform Version Link Notes
Windows (2000, XP, NT) 1.4.1_02 Download  
Solaris on SPARC 1.4.1_02 Download Select Download in the SDK column.  After reviewing the license agreement, select one of the 32-bit installers under the "Solaris SPARC Platform" heading.
AIX 1.4.0 Download Registration is required. Install Java Version 1.4 32-bit.

Look for the following on the downloads page:

"IBM 64-bit SDK for AIX, v1.4.0, old base code (ca1401-20021126) AIX installp/smit install format"

HP-UX (Itanium) 1.4.1.01 Download Registration is required
z/OS 1.4.1 Download Registration is required. Install SDK for z/OS, V1.4.

Application Servers

Product Platform Version Link Notes
Apache Tomcat Solaris on SPARC,
Windows,
IBM AIX,
HP-UX IPF
4.1.18 Download Download a binary for tomcat-4.1.18-LE-jdk14 in one of the available formats (zip, tar, or exe)
Apache Tomcat Hot Fix Solaris on SPARC,
Windows,
IBM AIX,
HP-UX IPF
- Download Download the hot fix for Tomcat 4.1.18 provided by SAS
BEA WebLogic Windows, Solaris on SPARC 8.1 Contact BEA None.

Web Browsers

The SASŪ Business Intelligence Platform and any solutions built on that platform only support Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and higher.

The SASŪ 9.1 Foundation was tested using the Web browsers listed below. Higher versions may also be used, but there may be compatibility issues.

For the UNIX and VMS platforms, the SASŪ 9.1 Foundation was developed to support a Mozilla-based browser for Help and Online Documentation display and the viewing of ODS HTML output. SAS recommends the use of the Netscape or Mozilla browser supplied by the operating system vendor.

For the Windows platforms, the SASŪ 9.1 Foundation uses Microsoft Internet Explorer for wbrowse and can use either Microsoft Internet Explorer or an embedded browser to display ODS results.

Web Browser Platform Version Link Notes
Netscape Compaq Tru64 Unix 6.2.3 Download  
Mozilla OpenVMS Alpha 1.3 Download from Mozilla Version 1.3 is no longer available at HP's website, but you can still get it from Mozilla. For HP's recommendations go to HP Browsers
Netscape HP-UX (PA-RISC) 6.2.1 Download Netscape 6.2.1 is no longer available from HP's website. Instead HP recommends the use of Mozilla which is available for download from HP's Mozilla Website  
Netscape HP-UX Itanium 7.0 Download Netscape 7.0 is no longer available from HP's website. Instead HP recommends the use of Mozilla which is available for download from HP's "Mozilla Web browsers for HP-UX" Website
Netscape Linux 6.2.3 Download Netscape 6.2.3 has been moved to the archive section of Netscape's website at Netscape's Archive Website  
Netscape AIX 7.0 Download Netscape 7.0 is no longer available from IBM's website. Instead IBM recommends the use of Mozilla which is available for download from IBM's "Web browsers for AIX" Website  
Netscape Solaris on SPARC 6.2.3 Download Netscape 6.2.3 is no longer available from Sun's website. Instead, Sun recommends the use of Mozilla which is available for download from the link to the left.
Internet Explorer Windows 2000 SP2 5.01 SP2 (5.00.3315.1000) Download  
Internet Explorer Windows 2000 SP3 5.01 SP3 (5.00.3502.1000) Download  
Internet Explorer Windows XP 6 (6.00.2600.0000) Download  
Internet Explorer Windows XP SP1 6 SP1 (6.00.2800.1106) Download  
Internet Explorer Windows XP SP2 6 (6.0.2900.2180) Download  
Internet Explorer Windows Server 2003 (32-bit or 64-bit Itanium)
Windows XP (64-Bit Itanium)
6 (6.00.3790.0000) Download  

Web (HTTP) Servers

Web (HTTP) servers are frequently configured for use as proxy servers that support load balancing and firewall configurations in front of Java application servers and servlet containers. They can also be used to handle static content associated with Java web applications. Refer to your selected application server vendor's configuration requirements for a list of HTTP servers that are supported for use in this manner.