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Web Development

with SAS ®

by Example

Second Edition

Frederick E. Pratter

The correct bibliographic citation for this manual is as follows: Pratter, Frederick E. 2006. Web Development with

SAS ® by Example, Second Edition . Cary, NC: SAS Institute Inc.

Web Development with SAS ® by Example, Second Edition

ISBN-13: 978-1-59047-501-0

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Contents

Preface ix

Acknowledgments xiii

Part 1 Getting Started with Web

Programming

Chapter 1 SAS and the Internet 3

Introduction 3

TCP/IP and the Internet 5

Markup Languages 7

Deploying Content on the Web Server 8

Using the Apache Web Server on Windows 10

Using the Apache Web Server on UNIX/Linux 11

Using Microsoft Internet Information Server 12

References 12

Chapter 2 Introduction to HTML 15

Hypertext Markup Language 15

HTML vs. XHTML 19

Formatting HTML Using Style Sheets 22

Including User-supplied Information with Forms 25

References 29

Chapter 3 Creating Static HTML Output 31

Introduction 31

Creating Static HTML Output with SAS Tools 34

Displaying Preformatted Text 34

DATA Step Programming for Web Output 36

Macros for HTML Formatting 38

Using the Output Delivery System to Create HTML 48

The ODS HTML Statement in SAS ® 9 53

Creating Multiple Pages with a Single Program 54

Creating a Table of Contents for Procedure Output 57

Listing the Contents of a Data Set 59

Using Styles to Format ODS Output 60

Using the ODS Markup Statement to Create XHTML 64

PROC TEMPLATE: Not Just for Geeks Anymore 67

References 70

iv Contents

Part 2 Access to SAS with SAS/IntrNet

Software

Chapter 4 Remote Access to SAS 75

Client/Server Computing 75

Remote Data Services with SAS/SHARE 77

Editing the TCP Services File 77

Configuring TCP Security 78

Starting and Stopping the SAS/SHARE Server 79

Managing SAS/SHARE as a Windows Service 81

SAS AppDev Studio Service Manager 83

Managing Servers with SAS Management Console 83

Access to Remote Library Services 84

Remote SQL Pass-Through (RSPT) 85

Remote Compute Services with SAS/CONNECT 86

Distributed Computing with the Integrated Object Model 89

References 90

Chapter 5 Web Applications Programming 91

Server-Side or Client-Side? 91

The Common Gateway Interface 92

A CGI Example 94

Passing Parameter Values to Web Applications 96

References 100

Chapter 6 SAS/IntrNet: the Application Dispatcher 101

Overview 101

Installing the Application Broker 102

Creating an Application Dispatcher Service 106

Defining an Application Dispatcher Service for UNIX or

Linux 106

Defining an Application Dispatcher Service for

Windows 108

Configuring the Default Application Service 109

Starting and Stopping the Application Server 110

Testing the Application Service 112

Defining Application Server Libraries 117

Debugging SAS Output 119

Generating Dynamic Output with the Output Delivery System 122

References 125

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