Your solution seems what I am looking for, actually. Questions:
FWIW, another possible option if your data is stored in an RDBMS is Postgres with PL/R; see:
http://www.joeconway.com/plr/
As of Postgres 7.4 you can preload and initialize libraries at postmaster start, which means that each forked database backend includes a fully initialized copy of libR.
If you are interested, there is some information available regarding how to use this with PHP to generate online charts here:
http://www.joeconway.com/oscon-pres-2003-1.pdf
HTH,
Joe
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