The SAS Deployment Wizard gives you the option of automatically
building and configuring the SAS Web applications as well as configuring
a Web application server for use with SAS 9.3. (To use this wizard
feature, make sure that your Web application server is not running
before you start the wizard. For WebSphere, it is necessary to stop
all deployment manager servers, all node agent servers, and all application
servers before running the wizard. The one exception is on
z/OS, where
the WebSphere Web application server should be running.)
When the SAS Deployment
Wizard configures the SAS 9.3 middle tier, by default, it automatically
creates and configures an instance of a Web application server to
host the SAS Web applications. The wizard creates a series of configuration
files that enable you to run an instance of your Web application server
with the SAS Web applications. The automatic configuration feature
and the automatic deployment feature (described later) provide the
opportunity to enable the automatic configuration of your Web application
server, but not deploy the applications if you prefer to review the
configuration to ensure it meets your site's needs. You can then deploy
the SAS Web applications afterward.
Some of the configuration
tasks performed by the SAS Deployment Wizard include setting options
such as the following:
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JAAS login modules for SAS services
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Depending on the Web
application server that you are using, the SAS Deployment Wizard modifies
your Web application server configuration differently:
WebLogic
makes no changes to
the WebLogic installation directory. The deployment wizard creates
a sample domain in the SAS configuration directory.
WebSphere
creates deployment
manager and application server profiles in the WebSphere installation
directory.
Note:
When
installing SAS Enterprise BI server to use a WebSphere Base Server,
make sure that you choose
not to
have the SAS Deployment Wizard automatically configure your Web application
server.
JBoss
creates a Web application
server instance in the JBoss installation directory. The deployment
wizard adds a start-stop script to the JBoss bin directory. JAR files
for the SAS Drivers for JDBC are copied to the JBoss lib directory.
If you choose to disable
this feature during SAS Deployment Wizard execution, the wizard generates
instructions that describe how to perform these configuration steps
manually after you finish running the wizard.