I am trying to setup a Geo Maps Exploration (I'm just using SASHELP.PRDSAL2 as the data source) and I can not see the map, even though the data points are showing in the visualization. My understanding is that VAE sends an HTTP request to a Geo Map server, but I'm behind a firewall. How do I tell VAE to use a particular http proxy host and port so that it can get to the server?
Hi There,
Looks like you have a configuration issue. You will need to provide proxy details to the VA web applications by using the following options.
-Dhttp.proxyHost=localproxyserver.domain << hostname of your proxy server>>
-Dhttp.proxyPort=80 <<port number of your proxy server>>
-Dhttp.nonProxyHosts="localhost|myVA-mid-servername|myVA-mid-servername.com" <<hostname that does not require proxy server>>
You have to add these options to the wrapper.conf file of the SAS web application server hosting VA web applications. In this file you will find bunch of JVM options that are set by wrapper.java.additional.NN.
At the end of the wrapper.java.additional.NN you will need to add wrapper.java.additional.NN+1 to set the JVM option, and follow the same steps for each options keeping number incrementing. For example:
Once you have added above options restart the SAS web application servers.
hope that helps.
SAS VA is using openstreetmap.org or you can host it also on your server if you don't want to open it on Proxy server.
a bit late :
Internet connection
Source |
Client |
Target |
Component accessed |
Port |
Direction |
SAS Node/Server Host |
SAS Web Application Server |
opnsta.sas.com opnstb.sas.com opnstc.sas.com |
OpenStreetMap server |
80/443 |
Outbound |
as there is an issue with ntlm authentification the "easiest" way is to explain to IT that you just need access to a specific website to retrieve ineractive maps. Give them the different URL as listed above but depending on the system used they'll need to provide the IP address to open the gate 😉
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