That was an older post. I've gotten the (D)COM beta and RExcel to work
with R 2.8.0 by explicitly setting the path to (D)COM in RExcel.
Thomas Baier wrote:
Murray,
Murray Eisenberg schrieb:
Still, when I I try "Server 01- Basic Test," I get a pop-up
"StatConnector Test" window. If I click th
Murray,
Murray Eisenberg schrieb:
Still, when I I try "Server 01- Basic Test," I get a pop-up
"StatConnector Test" window. If I click the Start R button, I see:
Loading StatConnector Server... Done
Initializing R...Function call failed
Code: -2147221485
Text: installation problem
First, I don't know what it means to say that a server is typed or untyped.
Second, I never put any programs on C: unless their installers give me
no choice. Drive C: is for the operating system, device drivers, etc. I
reserve drive D: for programs. Such granularity makes backing up easier
a
Did you do an uninstall of the previous version of the (D)COM server?
Your problem should not have happened if you had uninstalled.
Were your servers configured as typed or as untyped?
RExcelInstaller now installs RExcel in Program Files\RExcel
One of the reasons is that it can even be used withou
I had downloaded (D)COM server 3.0 beta and installed it several days ago.
But I just discovered why, even with that, why things were not working:
It was the path to (D)COM! I had to execute the RExcel
Set R Server > Configure R server(s) command and enter the path to
(D)Com there.
I don't t
(D)COM server 2.5.0 does not work with R 2.8.0
because the inner workings of R have been changed.
We already have a beta version of (D)COM server 3.0 working with R
2.8.0, and Thomas already posted to the list where to get it.
Murray Eisenberg wrote:
> The setting for the Excel R Server was Backg
Murray Eisenberg wrote:
> Thanks for that information; I sure hope this cures the troubles.
> Question: Off-topic, but intimately related...
>
> Rprofile.site, in the R 2.8.0 etc directory, includes the lines:
>
> library(utils)
> if (.Platform$GUI %in% c("Rgui","Rterm")){
> if(!("rcom" %in% i
The setting for the Excel R Server was Background. When I set it to
Foreground, I could indeed start R from the Check Server button in the R
Server dialog.
So what is the role of (D)COM to be? Do I have to wait until some one
or more of the various components -- (D)COM itself, rscproxy, rcom,
Thanks for that information; I sure hope this cures the troubles.
Question: Off-topic, but intimately related...
Rprofile.site, in the R 2.8.0 etc directory, includes the lines:
library(utils)
if (.Platform$GUI %in% c("Rgui","Rterm")){
if(!("rcom" %in% installed.packages()[, "Package"])){
Check if your server is set to foreground server in Excel:
RExcel -> Set R server
In this dialog box you also can check if you can connect to the
foreground (rcom) or background ((D)COM) server.
The foreground server does not need the (D)COM server.
It needs rcom and rscproxy.
A minimalistic vers
The latest rscproxy is 1.0-12. 1.0-11 is buggy. Wait for the compiled
binary or compile yourself from sources. I could download this morning
the source of the new version from the austrian mirror of CRAN.
Murray Eisenberg írta:
I have R 2.8.0. In its library I have the latest rcom (2.0.4) and
I have R 2.8.0. In its library I have the latest rcom (2.0.4) and
rscproxy (1.0.11) from CRAN (as of 15 minutes ago). I installed the
latest RExcelInstaller (3.0.5), and I still have the recently installed
DCOM from R_Scilab_DCOM3.0-1B1beta.exe
When I start R it tells me that rcom and rscproxy
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