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I am trying to install R-beta_2008-08-16_r46368.tar.gz on FreeBSD 8.0-CURRENT (i386). The code stops compiling with the following message: -------------------------------------------------------------------- [.. snip ..] building package 'tcltk' mkdir ../../../library/tcltk mkdir ../../../library/tcltk/R mkdir ../../../library/tcltk/demo mkdir ../../../library/tcltk/exec mkdir

Hi All, I am trying to start R Server to run some Java Script in my local machine using the library, 'Rook'. I use Windows 7. And my codes are following, > library(Rook) > myD3dir <- 'D:\\STUDIES\\Java script\\d3-master' > s <- Rhttpd$new > s$start(quiet=TRUE) and i get the following error for the above line, Error in s$start : object of type

Dear ?useRs, Rook version 1.0-3 has been submitted to CRAN. In the mean time you can get it here: https://github.com/jeffreyhorner/rRack/blob/master/Rook_1.0-3.tar.gz The latest release contains support for deployment with rApache. Please see 3.6.5 and 3.6.6 under section 'Configuring rApache' in the manual: http://www.rapache.net/manual.html#Configuring_rapache What is Rook? A

Dear ?useRs, Rook version 1.0-3 has been submitted to CRAN. In the mean time you can get it here: https://github.com/jeffreyhorner/rRack/blob/master/Rook_1.0-3.tar.gz The latest release contains support for deployment with rApache. Please see 3.6.5 and 3.6.6 under section 'Configuring rApache' in the manual: http://www.rapache.net/manual.html#Configuring_rapache What is Rook? A

R has a native HTTP server that is used for serving R help pages interactively, at least on the loopback device (127.0.0.1) But all of the working are internal, not exposed to user and not documented. This is quite shame since the server seems to be fully capable of handling basic tasks, be it serving static websites or even interactively processing queries. This was previously noticed by

This question involves Rook, but I think the answer will be general enough that it pays to post here. At any rate, I don't know enough to know whether this is a Rook only issue or a general R issue. Here's what I'd like to do (and indeed, have code that should do this): 1. Start R, Rook 2. Start an analysis via a HTTP request to Rook. This analysis uses .Call() to some compiled C

Hi all, I've been developing a little project for the past few months on R2.9. The project utilises RServe to access R over at tcp/ip connection. One feature of the project is to take R-Help and display it to the user through my own UI. In 2.9 this worked well as all the html help was pre-generated - I could ask R to find the help (e.g. help(plot) would return the rd file), and then I could

hi, I m said to display graph in browser using Rook. So i found a code i.e library(Rook) # for web functionality library(ggplot2) # for graphing library(tseries) # used to grab time series from yahoo for stock symbols library(plyr) # data tweaks PIC.DIR = paste(getwd(), 'pic', sep='/') # define the web page form newapp = function(env) { req =

Hi Currently devs check code into perforce and we have to checkout > package > update repo > deploy I know this could be scripted but are there any tools out there that can take code from a repository and build rpm's in a continuous integration type manner? I have been hunting around for such a tool and so far not seeing anything obvious as i dont want to reinvent the wheel if

Hi everyone, I'm trying to diagnose a problem in my R package, but it is a little tricky since it seems to occur only with the Mac OSX CRAN binary build. My package starts a Rook server and opens a browser. On my own system (details below), when I build the package, I have no trouble. The Rook server starts and the page loads in the browser. However, if I've installed it from CRAN, I

Dear Simon and Jeroen, thank you for your answers. I have to reiterate that I am out of my depth in here. My knowledge of http is clicking links and not much beyond that. I will definitely look into `webutils` and `Rserve`. One of the reason why I brought this issue is that I have a static site generator that uses the pkg `servr` to serve the static site locally, before I push it to github

Ji??, in a sense there are two quite different issue that you are touching upon. On one hand, your request for exposing the http server is something I was pretty much expecting. In order to judge the appetite for it I have included the support for custom handlers back then as inofficial API specifically so that if anyone cares we could work on refining it (really only Jeff and Hadley ever asked

My wife and I each have our own workstation dual-booting WinXP and Gentoo Linux. We also have a third which runs Gentoo all the time. I wanted to set up samba on the third box and provide some extra storage space for both our Windows installs. It worked for a few days, then all of a sudden it stopped letting my account (michael) in while still letting my wife's account (amy) use the share.

I absolutely appreciate the desire for minimalism. On the other hand Rserve has no dependencies other than R >= 1.5.0 (!!!), so you would in any case be cutting your dependencies way down (`servr` has 16 recursive dependencies of which 5 seem to be base/recommended, presumably this is where your count of 12 came from; `Rserve` has none). On 12/8/24 14:57, Ji?? Moravec wrote: > Dear

Hi, could somebody with checkin rights please apply the below patch? It modernizes and improves readability of the Cygwin README file (which hasn't been updated for ages), drops unsupported OSes from the ssh-host-config help text, and drops an unneeded option from ssh-user-config. Thanks in advance, Corinna Index: contrib/cygwin/README

Dear useRs, Rook is a new package that does three things: - It provides a way to run R web applications on your desktop with the new internal R web server named Rhttpd. Please see the Rhttpd help page. - It provides a set of reference classes you can use to write you R web applications. The following help pages provide more information: Brewery, Builder, File, Middleware, Redirect,

Dear useRs, Rook is a new package that does three things: - It provides a way to run R web applications on your desktop with the new internal R web server named Rhttpd. Please see the Rhttpd help page. - It provides a set of reference classes you can use to write you R web applications. The following help pages provide more information: Brewery, Builder, File, Middleware, Redirect,

I'm running into some errors I can't figure out. Situation: I have a Sparc IPX (2.6 Solaris), a Mac OS X box and an Ultra Sparc 1 running Solaris 9. I am trying to rsync a web site between the IPX and Ultra 1. All boxes are running 2.5.5 rsync built from source. Problem: Can't get a a sync between the IPX -> Ultra. IPX = kashmir Ultra = vortac Mac = archer Assumptions: a).

Dear all, I try to install the latest R version using checkinstall (v. 1.6.2) on Ubuntu 11.10. After solving all the dependencies (installed using apt-get build-dep r-base) checkinstall fails to build and install R package with the following error (the same commands build and install R-2.13.2 on the same machine without any problem): wget

Hello all, Using classical glm function with binomial family, I experienced a problem when using predict() over a glm object. I found that family objects built on R-2.14.0 contain elements like : .Call(C_logit_link,...) But on R-2.9.0, the object C_logit_link can not be found. Instead, this prior version used to call more simply : .Call("logit_link",...) which causes no problem. Is