R help - Oct 2010 - How to run own R functions in JRI

Suppose I have implemented my own R function. How do I call this function in
Eclipse using JRI? 
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I think the basic answer here is "package it", which I did a couple of
times
but found inconvenient if I was going to change the function fairly often,
i've taken a different tact, just including custom functions when R starts,
i wrote a function that runs when I start the R session, loading the
functions in a given directory

Gedit's R plugin handles the Rprofile.conf for me, so thats how I made it
automatically load, you could just edit that file and change the value of
.start{ } 



####
# jcress, fall 2010
# load all of the scripts in a directory (called path)
# also, define a new function which parses the content in ls()
# so we can clean the session without removing the functions loaded
####

path <- "~/.Rstartfiles"

for (nm in list.files(path, pattern = "\\.[RrSsQq]$")) {       
source(file.path(path, nm))
cat("loading", nm, "\n")
}

cleanls <- function(objects){
for (func in list.files("/home/jcress/.Rstartfiles")){
objects[(which(objects == eval(removeext(func))))] <- "" }
objects[which(objects=="cleanls")] <- ""

return(c(objects[which(objects != "")]))
}
rm(list=cleanls(ls()))



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I am still a little unsure of how I would do this. I do not want to install
GEdit.  Is there anyway in the retest in the included example that you can
show me how I would do this? My function is:

lol = function(x,y)
{
  sum = x+y
  mod = sum %5
  return mod
} 
  
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Nevermind about the previous post. However, I in the retest sample code, I
can run my own function in the command line. But, say I am creating a GUI
and I want the user to enter the model parameters. How do I, within the java
code, explicity call my unique function without going to the console? 

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