Hi,
Here's some suggestions for troubleshooting the
install.
The CLASSPATH needs to be
$SJAVA_HOME/org/omegahat/Jars/Environment.jar,
$SJAVA_HOME/org/omegahat/Jars/antlr.jar
$SJAVA_HOME/org/omegahat/Jars/jas.jar
$SJAVA_HOME.
This allows the java compiler/interpreter to find
1)the ROmegahatInterpreter and REvaluator classes(in
a org/omegahat/R/Java tree under SJava
2)& the base omegahat interpreter libraries from
which the ROmegahatInterpreter & REvaluator classes
descend.(Found in those jar files)
on Unix-like systems,
the LD_LIBRARY_PATH has to point to the shared
objects(so)/dynamic linking libraries, usually in
$R_HOME/libs.
These .so/.dll files have to be symbolically linked
to other names. This is because the Java/JNI loader
needs a specific naming convention to load symbol
libraries/shared objects(something to do with platform
compatibility.)
R INSTALL -c SJava-version.tar.gz
(-c executes a cleanup script which performs the
linking)
I would doublecheck to make sure you have R compiled
as a shared library. Easily- look in R_HOME/bin for
libR.so. (or, I assume libR.dll)
Hope some of this will help.
happy pinball,
n
I downloaded it and installed it with all the
recommended options. I
created the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable but my java compiler (latest
version) can't find
packages like org.omegahat.R.java and cannot resolve
symbol (class)
like
REvaluator, RForeignReference... any idea ?
many thanks for answering my last question I promise !
best regards,
Anthony
====Nathan Whitehouse
Statistics/Programming
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, TX, USA
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