Class SASjsConfig

The appLoc is the parent folder under which the SAS services (STPs or Job Execution Services) are stored. We recommend that each app is stored in a dedicated parent folder (the appLoc) and the services are grouped inside subfolders within the appLoc - allowing functionality to be restricted according to those groups at backend. When using appLoc, the paths provided in the request function should be without a leading slash (/).

The name of the compute context to use when calling the Viya services directly. Example value: 'SAS Job Execution compute context'

Set to true to enable additional debugging.

Optional setting to configure HTTPS Agent. By providing key, cert, ca to connect with server Other options can be set rejectUnauthorized and requestCert

Supported login mechanisms are - Redirected and Default

The location of the Stored Process Web Application. By default the adapter will use '/SASStoredProcess/do' on SAS 9.

The location of the STP Process Web Application. By default the adapter will use '/SASjsApi/stp/execute' on SAS JS.

The location of the Job Execution Web Application. By default the adapter will use '/SASJobExecution' on SAS Viya.

Optional setting to configure request history limit. Increasing this limit may affect browser performance, especially with debug (logs) enabled.

Can be SAS9 or SASVIYA.

The location (including http protocol and port) of the SAS Server. Can be omitted, eg if serving directly from the SAS Web Server or being streamed.

If it's false adapter will use the JES API as connection approach. To enhance VIYA performance, set to true and provide a contextName on which to run the code. When running on a named context, the code executes under the user identity. When running as a Job Execution service, the code runs under the identity in the JES context. If useComputeApi is null or undefined, the service will run as a Job, except triggered using the APIs instead of the Job Execution Web Service broker.

Set to true to enable verbose mode that will log a summary of every HTTP response.