SAS 9.3 Web Applications: Clustering - Index of - SAS

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56 Chapter 6 / Common Tasks n SASBIPortlets4.3 Local Services n SASJSR168ReportPortlet4.3 Local Services n SASPackageViewer4.3 Local Services n SASPortal4.3 Local Services n SASStoredProcess9.3 Local Services n SASWebReportStudio4.3 Local Services To reconfigure the WebDAV URL for the applications, follow these steps in SAS Management Console. 1 Select Environment Management � Foundation Services Manager. 2 Select the application, and then select Core � Information Service. 3 Right-click Information Service and select Properties. 4 On the Information Service Properties dialog box, click the Service Configuration tab, and then click Configuration. 5 On the Information Service Configuration dialog box, click the Repositories tab. 6 Select WebDAV, and then click Edit. 7 Change the Host and Port values to the host name and port of the loadbalancing HTTP server. 8 Click OK to close the Information Service Configuration dialog box. 9 Click OK to close the Information Service Properties dialog box. 10 Restart SAS Remote Services and the Web application servers that are hosting the SAS Content Server application. Disable the Redirection Filter for the SAS Web Applications By default, the SAS Web applications use a special redirection filter. When used with an HTTP server, this filter must be disabled. Start SAS Management Console, and then follow these steps. 1 Select Application Management � Configuration Manager. 2 Right‐click SAS Application Infrastructure, and select Properties. 3 Select Advanced, and then click Add. 4 Enter a property name of App.RedirectionFilterDisabled and a value of true.
Start Software in the Correct Sequence Follow these steps to start software in the correct sequence: 1 Start SAS Remote Services. 2 Start the load-balancing HTTP server. 3 Start the Web application servers. Start Software in the Correct Sequence 57 n For JBoss and WebSphere Application Server, start the stand-alone server instance and then the clustered servers. n For WebLogic Server, start the clustered servers and then the stand-alone server.
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