I'd like to have something so that I could change properties on the stored process. An example would be changing the expected input parameters of the stored process. Importing and exporting do not allow me to modify these variables before stored process creation. ... View more

Thanks for your input here. The SAS code I provided earlier is all the stored process code there is nothing more to it. I am using a Stored Process server and testing the web service  using soap ui. I have currently opened a ticket with SAS to see if it is possible to add more then one data set to a single stream. Also I believe you misunderstood the format I was looking for, below is and example of what I would be looking for using the shoes and class table provided by SAS. I will update once I have heard back from SAS Support <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">    <soapenv:Body>       <n:xmltest2Response xmlns:n="http://www.sas.com/xml/namespace/biwebservices">          <n:xmltest2Result>             <n:Streams>                <n:ostream contentType="text/xml;charset=windows-1252">                   <n:Value>                      <TABLE>                         <CLASS>                            <Name>Alfred</Name>                            <Sex>M</Sex>                            <Age>14</Age>                            <Height>69</Height>                            <Weight>112.5</Weight>                            <Region>Africa</Region>                            <Product>Boot</Product>                            <Subsidiary>Addis Ababa</Subsidiary>                            <Stores>12</Stores>                            <Sales>29761</Sales>                            <Inventory>191821</Inventory>                            <Returns>769</Returns>                         </CLASS>                         <CLASS>                            <Name>Alice</Name>                            <Sex>F</Sex>                            <Age>13</Age>                            <Height>56.5</Height>                            <Weight>84</Weight>                            <Region>Africa</Region>                            <Product>Men's Casual</Product>                            <Subsidiary>Addis Ababa</Subsidiary>                            <Stores>4</Stores>                            <Sales>67242</Sales>                            <Inventory>118036</Inventory>                            <Returns>2284</Returns>                         </CLASS>   <SHOES>                            <Region>Western Europe</Region>                            <Product>Women's Casual</Product>                            <Subsidiary>Rome</Subsidiary>                            <Stores>2</Stores>                            <Sales>19964</Sales>                            <Inventory>62256</Inventory>                            <Returns>954</Returns>                         </SHOES>                         <SHOES>                            <Region>Western Europe</Region>                            <Product>Women's Dress</Product>                            <Subsidiary>Rome</Subsidiary>                            <Stores>16</Stores>                            <Sales>106676</Sales>                            <Inventory>389861</Inventory>                            <Returns>3160</Returns>                         </SHOES>   </TABLE>                   </n:Value>                </n:ostream>             </n:Streams>          </n:xmltest2Result>       </n:xmltest2Response>    </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope> ... View more

Paul, this I had looked into the javadocs a bit. The information your provided in your second post is what I was looking for although I am still having trouble accomplishing my task. Essentially I have as Custom SAS Portlet with a Flash Application in it which are going to access data through Java/Blazeds services. What I would like to do is pass some SAS variable (SessionID is what I was looking for) to the Flash app which could then forward this to the Java Services and they could verify that this is a legitimate SAS Session before returning data. ... View more

Essentially my project is a Stored Process and I would like to keep the logical parts to my project split up like you can do within Enterprise Guide. I see that you can right click the process flow and create a Stored Process but then you would have to do that anytime you modify any part of the process flow from which you created the Stored Process. This though may be the method that I need to follow in order to get the functionality I am looking for. ... View more

So are EG projects only able to run through the EG application and as scheduled by the EG application? ... View more