The Web tier is a critical component of the SAS BI (Business Intelligence) Server architecture. In essence, the Web tier is the layer that helps to provide traffic-flow control for the many users in a production implementation when they request Web applications through a Web browser. This paper focuses on two of the SAS BI Server Web applications, SAS Information Delivery Portal and SAS Web Report Studio, discusses which parts of those applications can operate with "Static-only" content, and how to configure the SAS BI Server platform to serve that content through a Web browser as opposed to using the Web application server.
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