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  • Web Development With Sas by Example
  • Written by author Frederick E. Pratter
  • Published by SAS Publishing, 2003/08/01
  • Web Development with SAS by Example is both a general introduction to Web programming and a guide to using SAS Web tools. The SAS AppDev Studio software suite provides users with a comprehensive set of tools for developing Web applications. Varied sets of
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Preface IX
Acknowledgments XV
Part I. Getting Started with Web Programming
Chapter 1. SAS and the Internet
Introduction 3
TCP/IP and the Internet 5
Markup Languages 6
Deploying Content on the Web Server 7
Using the Apache Web Server on Windows 9
Using the Apache Web Server on UNIX/Linux 10
Using the Microsoft Internet Information Server 11
References 12
SAS 12
Web Programming 12
Links 13
Chapter 2. Introduction to HTML
HyperText Markup Language 15
Including Pictures 20
Including User-Supplied Information with Forms 21
Formatting HTML Using Style Sheets 25
References 27
HTML and CSS 27
Links 27
Chapter 3. Creating Static HTML Output
Introduction 29
Creating Static HTML Output with SAS Tools 32
Displaying Preformatted Text 32
DATA Step Programming for Web Output 34
Macros for HTML Formatting 36
Using the Output Delivery System to Create HTML 46
The ODS HTML Statement in Version 8 50
Using the ODS Markup Statement to Create XHTML 59
PROC TEMPLATE: Not Just for Geeks Anymore 63
References 67
SAS 67
Links 67
Chapter 4. Remote Access to SAS
Client/Server Computing 69
Remote Data Services with SAS/SHARE 71
Editing the TCP SERVICES File 71
Configuring TCP Security 72
Starting and Stopping the SAS/SHARE Server 72
Remote Library Services 76
Remote SQL Pass-Through (RSPT) 78
Remote Compute Services with SAS/CONNECT 78
Starting a Remote Host Spawner 79
Signing on to a Remote SAS Server 79
Remote Compute Services 81
References 82
SAS 82
Client/Server 82
Links 82
Part II. Server-Side Programming with SAS/IntrNet
Chapter 5. Web Applications Programming
Server-Side or Client? 85
The Common Gateway Interface 86
A CGI Example 87
Passing Parameter Values to Web Applications 90
References 94
Learning Perl 94
Links 94
Chapter 6. SAS/IntrNet and the Application Dispatcher
Overview 95
Installing the Application Broker 96
Creating an Application Dispatcher Service 100
Defining a Service for UNIX or Linux Platforms 101
Defining a Service for Windows Platforms 102
Configuring the Default Application Service 103
Starting and Stopping the Application Server 105
Testing the Application Service 106
Defining Application Server Libraries 111
Debugging SAS Output 112
Generating Dynamic Output Using the Output Delivery System 113
References 116
SAS/IntrNet 116
Links 116
Chapter 7. SAS/IntrNet and htmSQL
SAS/IntrNet Data Services 117
htmSQL Directives 118
Generating Tables with htmSQL 119
Creating Forms with htmSQL 122
Issues with CGI Applications 124
References 124
SQL 124
htmSQL 124
Links 125
Part III. Client-Side Dynamic Web Programming
Chapter 8. Dynamic Programming on the Web Client
Introduction 129
JavaScript is Not Java 130
Using Java Applets 134
Getting Into the Swing 138
Getting Plugged In 141
A Hill of Beans 143
References 145
Links 145
Chapter 9. Creating Java Applets with webAF
Introduction 147
Getting Started with webAF 147
Installing AppDev Studio 148
The webAF Integrated Development Environment 149
A Simple Applet Example 153
Creating a Form with webAF 156
Creating a New Applet In webAF 156
The webAF Code Generator 161
Access to Remote Data with webAF 165
Registering Connections 166
The webAF Model-View Paradigm 169
Under the Hood: Deploying the Resulting Web Page 177
Using the DataBean Wizard 180
Database Access Using JDBC with Applets 184
Using the Package Wizard to Deploy Applets 188
Java Security 189
References 191
Part IV. Server-Side Java Programming
Chapter 10. JavaServer Pages
Introduction 195
Java Servlets 196
Deploying Servlets 198
Making a JavaServer Page 199
Scripting Elements 199
Directives 200
Actions 201
A Simple JavaServer Page Example 202
JavaBeans 205
Properties 207
Parameters 207
Scope 207
Deploying JavaBeans 208
Web Archive Files 208
JSP Custom Tag Libraries 209
Tag Handlers 210
Tag Library Descriptors 211
JSP with Custom Tags 211
Deploying Tag Libraries 213
Database Access Using JDBC and JavaServer Pages 213
JDBC Overview 213
Obtaining a Connection 214
Using SQL 215
References 220
JavaServer Pages 220
Custom JSP Tags 220
JDBC 221
Links 221
Chapter 11. Developing Java Server-Side Applications with webAF
Overview 223
Web Application Base Directory 224
Creating a JSP Project 226
A Simple JSP Example 231
Building Forms with webAF 233
Creating a New JavaServer Page 233
Adding Styles to JavaServer Pages 235
Writing the Java Scriptlet 236
Building the XHTML Form 236
Attributes and Models 240
Connecting to SAS Data 242
Establishing a Connection 243
Remote Compute Services Using the SubmitInterface 244
Remote Data Services Using a Data Set Interface 251
DataSetInterface and the Table Viewer 254
Servlets and JavaServer Pages 256
Creating a Basic Servlet Project 257
Forwarding and Requesting Delegation 259
Deploying JavaServer Pages to the Web Server 263
References 264
Chapter 12. Online Analytic Processing with webEIS
Introduction 265
Creating a webEIS Document 266
Displaying webEIS Documents 273
Applets 273
JavaServer Pages 275
Additional webEIS Controls 277
References 280
Chapter 13. SAS/IntrNet and Design-Time Controls
Introduction 281
Installing and Configuring the Design-Time Controls 282
Adding a SAS Table to an HTML Page 284
FrontPage 2002 284
Dreamweaver4 290
webAF 291
Adding Dynamic SAS Content 293
References 296
Index 297


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