Web Browsers White Papers
Building Interactive Web Applications Using Stored Processes
Overview In this paper the author will outline some of the most useful things that he has learnt while he has been building applications with SAS 9.1. Prior to this the author had built SAS applications using SAS/AF, which was very powerful and flexible. Moving to SAS 9.1 and with the advent of Stored Processes and the Stored Process Web Application it has opened up the possibility to easily create applications that run through a web browser.
| Publisher | Wood Street Partners | File Format | |
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| Date Published | February 2009 | ||
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