SAS Publishing Building Web Applications With SAS IntrNet Apr 2007 eBook BBL

Building Web Applications With SAS/IntrNet: A Guide to the Application

Dispatcher (c) by SAS Publishing

The type of the release is: eBook

In the PDF format with ISBN: 1599941899 and Pub Date: April 12, 2007

The size of the release is: 04 disks x 1.44mb

And released on: 09/03/2007

Learn how you can save countless hours of research and development time

building your Web applications with the SAS/IntrNet Application

Dispatcher. Author Don Henderson illustrates the multitude of features

and capabilities available in the SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher and

shows you how to take better advantage of these tools to make your tasks

easier. This dynamic book features significant tips, techniques, and

well-explained examples that you can immediately incorporate into your

SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher Web applications. In addition to

providing a solid overview of the SAS/IntrNet components, the book

addresses major topics such as how the SAS/IntrNet Application

Dispatcher works, developing Application Dispatcher programs, addressing

common application requirements, integrating Application Dispatcher

applications with other applications and environments, security, and

debugging. In addition, the book provides examples of many frequently

requested application tasks, including generating static versions of

dynamic reports, long-running requests, metadata-driven reporting, and

packaging the Application Dispatcher as a Web service. Throughout the

book, best practices are also suggested. Macros that can simplify tasks

and save many hours of coding are provided throughout this book. This

book is ideal for users who have already built Web applications using

the SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher as well as those users who want

to learn more before attempting to build such applications. As a

prerequisite, users should know how to write SAS programs and

applications to solve their business requirements. Knowledge of Web

technologies (e.g., HTML) as well as SAS facilities such as the macro

facility and SCL is desirable, but not required.

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