topic Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice in SAS Procedures

Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice

chithra — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 10:21:55 GMT

Hi,

I am reposting the same which i posted in the sas stored processes forum.

i need to read the attachemnt(file.zip) from the client and create a sas webservice(stored process) in sas.

what the web service needs to do is, read the attachment from the request body and copy to one of the folder in the sas server.

Could anyone know about this?

we are using Restful webservice and can be tested in REST API/Client

when I tried, I am getting unsupported media type, does this means that do I need to configure anything in the stored process which I created in the sas eg to support this content type?

Thanks,
Chithra

Re: Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice

andreas_lds — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 12:20:58 GMT

So you get a zip file ... what is in that file? If you export a Stored Process with SMC you get an SPK, which is a zip-file.

Re: Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice

chithra — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 12:29:56 GMT

Zip file contains a folder with sas programs,'.sas' extensions

Re: Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice

andreas_lds — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 12:38:08 GMT

@chithra wrote:

Zip file contains a folder with sas programs,'.sas' extensions

I don't think that a stored process can be created without using smc or Enterprise Guide.

Re: Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice

chithra — Tue, 22 Jan 2019 04:35:34 GMT

stored process is created using sas enterprise guide

Re: Read Multipart/for-data attachment via sas webservice

andreas_lds — Tue, 22 Jan 2019 06:54:54 GMT

Sorry, but i don't understand, what you try to do. In you initial post, you wrote: "i need to read the attachemnt(file.zip) from the client and create a sas webservice(stored process) in sas."

And now:

@chithra wrote:

stored process is created using sas enterprise guide

I think you have to explain your scenario with a lot more text, to make in understandable for outsiders.