In this example, the ODS HTML statement opens the HTML destination, and both destinations receive the generated output. Output 6.1.1 displays the results as they are displayed in the SAS listing. Note ...

Now that we can layout a HTML page, we can also divide the page into sections. The diagram below illustrates what a HTML page separated by sections looks like.

The following example uses the FTP access method to write the HTML output directly to UNIX files. Each UNIX file will contain part of the ODS HTML output that is generated by this SAS example.

The curl and the wget commands make it easy to download content from web sites.

For example, in the template listed in Example 2.a, template:get obtains a URI — header.html — from a bean named header in request scope. Subsequently, template:get includes header.html.