I know this is an old thread but, since the issue posted here has not been
solved, if someone is still needing help, I suggest to have a loook at
http://www.gisos.de/blog/articles/5/jri-and-eclipse-first-steps
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Please Help me to install rJava. and anyone Could u suggest Is there any
better way to call R from Java
And provide me the tutorial for the same ?
Thanks in Advance
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You could also try Rserve
http://www.rforge.net/Rserve/
-cj
vikrant S wrote:
I want to call R functions from Java. I read a couple of forums that said to
install package rJava in R.
However I am not able to install rJava package in linux Ubuntu.I tried with
two commands.
One is
-contained, reproducible code.
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So the system path is set.
In your props you set the jar (otherwise you will not compile)
But, in your class you run with did you pass as a system call the path
to jri?
In my system I pass it in as such
-Djava.library.path=C:\R\R-2.7.0\library\rJava\jri
If I remove that I get your error
Try and make sure that R is in your windows Path variable
I got your message when I first did this, but when I did the about it
then worked...
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The path to R/bin is in the Windows PATH variable. Yet I get this
error.
On Jun 6, 10:37 am, Dumblauskas, Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Try and make sure that R is in your windows Path variable
I got your message when I first did this, but when I did the about it
then worked...
I am developing an application that uses Eclipse framework on Windows.
I have to call R from Java. I downloaded rJava package and installed
it. I set the classpath in the Run Dialog in Eclipse to the directory
where the JRI.jar is. I set the Path environmental variable to the
directory where
libs.
With king regards
Marcel
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