R help - Oct 2013 - rjava be-carefuls

I have a java class with routines (and their tests) that I would like to 
use in R so I don't have to have two copies of important subroutines.
I have looked at rjava, but can't grasp it all and don't know what are
the important items to observe first so I don't get into too much 
trouble later. I would appreciate any pointers from some knowlegeable
people. They are so-far just methods concerning strings, doubles, and 
integers. And of course pass-by-value, not by reference.




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No answers in the three days. Does anyone use rjava?
If no one uses it, then I am afraid to try.
Or is it extremely easy?




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Hurr,

You have not given us much to help with here.  You might try posting a 
specific problem here or on rosuda-devel users group, the developer 
group for rjava and other omegahat projects.

Otherwise, start programming and see what work. I am trying to get Jsoup 
and/or htmlunit to work with not much success.  Patience and perseverance.

Good luck
Joe W. Byers

On 10/11/2013 05:28 PM, Hurr wrote:
> I have a java class with routines (and their tests) that I would like to
> use in R so I don't have to have two copies of important subroutines.
> I have looked at rjava, but can't grasp it all and don't know what
are
> the important items to observe first so I don't get into too much
> trouble later. I would appreciate any pointers from some knowlegeable
> people. They are so-far just methods concerning strings, doubles, and
> integers. And of course pass-by-value, not by reference.
>
>
>
>
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> View this message in context:
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