I just did that:
1. Removed existing rcom in library
2. Opened R Console & installed rcom from CRAN (via Packages > Install
package(s).
rcom is installed in the library location pointed to by
R_LIBS=d:/Stat/R/myRlib
which is set in my .Renviron file; I'm no longer using
any system environment variable for that.
3. Loaded package rcom from menu Packages > Load Package...
I note message: Loading required package: rscproxy
4. On R Console command line, execute: comRegisterRegistry()
This returns NULL. Is that OK?
5. (Should I have first uninstalled (D)COM and then reinstalled after
step #4?)
6. I leave R Console open now.
7. Open Excel 2003 and fro RExcel menu select Start R.
Get error message "Could not start RServer".
Close Excel.
8. Run the (D)COM "Server 01 - Basic Test": click "Start R". Get error
message "Method '~' of object '~' failed" and in StatConnector Test
window see:
Initializing R...Function call failed
Code: -2147221485
Text: installation problem: unable to load connector
At least now I'm not getting the VBA debugger opening. But something is
still very wrong.
Thomas Baier wrote:
Murray Eisenberg schrieb:
With R-2.8 installed under Windows XP, I installed (D)COM,
specifically using RSrv250.exe. Something's wrong in the configuration.
Please read at least the previous 3-5 postings on the list...
with the message that this is should be in Location:
C:\PROGRA~2\R\R-24~1.1\library\rcom\libs\rcom_srv.tlb
But I do not have R installed there. Here's my setup:
Maybe you had installed R 2.4.1 in this location, including rcom
installed _correctly_ as the installation instructions told you.
Please start R, load rcom and call comRegisterRegistry()
Thomas
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