Thanks, I am using 1.5.5 yeah (which I got via NuGet).
I downloaded the source and added a bit of logging. After playing around with this a bit, I realize that it's possible to pass in an explicit path to the R.dll library... which I'm now doing.
After that, I started to get some different errors, complaining that R couldn't load a forecast package that I need (or it's various dependencies). Essentially this is because the packages were installed in my
Kind Regards,
James Crosswell
Founder | Tea Boy
www.mentaldesk.com
I downloaded the source and added a bit of logging. After playing around with this a bit, I realize that it's possible to pass in an explicit path to the R.dll library... which I'm now doing.
After that, I started to get some different errors, complaining that R couldn't load a forecast package that I need (or it's various dependencies). Essentially this is because the packages were installed in my
R_LIBS_USER folder and not in the R_LIBS folder... when R.NET was run by TeamCity then (as the local System user) these packages weren't available. The solution was to copy/move the relevant libraries from R_LIBS_USER to R_LIBS.Kind Regards,
James Crosswell
Founder | Tea Boy
www.mentaldesk.com