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54 Chapter 6 / Common Tasks
2 Select SASWebReportStudio4.3 Local Services, and then select Core �
Logging Service.
3 Right-click Logging Service and select Properties.
4 Select the Service Configuration tab and then click Configuration.
5 Select the Outputs tab.
6 Select SAS_LS_FILE, and then click Edit.
7 Change the File parameter to use the sas.appserver.instance.id
identifier. See the following example:
/opt/SAS/Config/Lev1/Web/Logs/${sas.appserver.instance.id}/SASWebReportStudio4.3.log
8 Click OK on each of the dialog boxes to return to SAS Management Console.
Deploy SAS Themes and SAS Themes for
Flex Application to an HTTP Server
In all the topologies described in this document, SAS recommends deploying the
SAS Themes content and Flex Application Themes content to an HTTP server. By
serving the content from an HTTP server, you shift the processing load of serving
static files from the Web application server to the HTTP server. This task describes
how to perform this deployment on Apache HTTP Server. Performing this
reconfiguration on other HTTP servers is similar. To configure Apache HTTP Server
to serve the content for SAS Themes and Flex Application Themes, follow these
steps:
1 Create a new directory that is named APACHE_HOME/htdocs/
SASTheme_default.
2 Copy the SAS-config-dir/Lev1/Web/Staging/exploded/
sas.themes.ear/sas.theme.default.war directory into the
APACHE_HOME/htdocs/SASTheme_default directory.
3 Create a new directory that is named APACHE_HOME/htdocs/
SASFlexThemes .
4 Copy the SAS-config-dir/Lev1/Web/Staging/exploded/
sas.flexthemes3.2.ear/sas.flexthemes3.2.war directory into the
APACHE_HOME/htdocs/SASFlexThemes directory.
Change the Connections for the SAS Web
Applications
After SAS Themes and Flex Application Themes are deployed to the HTTP server
and the SAS Web applications are distributed to different servers, information about
how to access the applications such as host and port must be updated in SAS