SAS® Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version)

Attributes for sasSpawner
The sasSpawner object class contains information for an instance of a SAS spawner. The sasSpawner object class is
defined using the attributes listed in the following table. For each option, the table shows:
• The name that identifies the attribute on the LDAP server (or in the configuration file). Under each attributes
name, the table shows the corresponding tab and field name in the IT Administrator application.
• "Required" or "Optional" to indicate whether the attribute is required.
• The type of server configuration for which the attribute is used. Note: Spawners are used only in IOM Bridge
configurations. Therefore, IOM Bridge is listed as the server type for each option.
• A definition of the attribute.
Note: The following attributes which appear in the IT Administrator interface are not used in Version 9 of SAS
Integration Technologies
• sasEncryptionModulesPath
• sasMasterPort
• sasMasterService
• sasLUName
If you are using Version 9, do not use these attributes for your configuration.
For step−by−step instructions on defining the metadata for a spawner, refer to Using the IT Administrator Wizard to
Define a Server and Spawner or Using IT Administrator to Define a Spawner. If you are not using an LDAP server,
you can use a configuration file to define a spawner. For instructions, see Using a Configuration File to Define the
Metadata.
Attribute Name
description
In IT Administrator::
Description
objectClass
In IT Administrator:
N/A
sasDomainName
In IT Administrator:
Connections
Domain
Required/
Optional
Optional
Required
Optional
sasSpawner Attribute Definitions
Server
Type
IOM
Bridge
IOM
Bridge
IOM
Bridge
Definition
Text to summarize why this object definition exists. This
attribute is not used by the spawner.
The object class identifier. For sasSpawner objects, this is
always sasSpawner. If you use IT Administrator, this
identifier is assigned automatically.
The security domain in which the sasSpawner definition
participates. The spawner definition must have the same
domain name as the server with which it connects. The
spawner uses the domain name, along with the machine
name and logical name, to determine which server(s) it
services. The lack of a domain is considered a domain;
therefore, if the spawner definition has no domain name, it
will be associated only with servers that have no domain
name.
Attributes for sasSpawner 199