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R installed using NuGet in VS 2013 without error. RDotNet and RDotNet.NativeLibrary 1.5.16.30632 references added to project as expected. ErrorL "An unhandled exception of type...
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issue 128, for which detailed explanation and fixes are provided. In trying to specify rPath explicitely, You are providinng the path to RDotNet.dll to the method. rPath should be the directory where...
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to use latest R 1.5.16.30632 in VS2013 Win 8.1 x64 .NET 4.0...
Hi, thanks for your prompt reply. I moved to trying to specify the file-path explicitly ... only as a "last resort" ... because the expected behavior after the package install via Nuget: that one could...
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to use latest R 1.5.16.30632 in VS2013 Win 8.1 x64 .NET 4.0...
It seems like you don't have R installed? The registry entry and R_HOME environment variable are set by the R installer.
View ArticleNew Post: Restart engine
So actually it is still IMPOSSIBLE for REngine to restart without restarting the whole c# project? Yes, R.Net simply wraps the unmanaged R dlls so that you can call them from a .Net process. There are...
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to use latest R 1.5.16.30632 in VS2013 Win 8.1 x64 .NET 4.0...
Thanks for your response ! Indeed, the NuGet install from VS 2013 did not install 'R.dll. Is there something wrong with the NuGet install ? thanks, Bill
View ArticleReviewed: R.NET 1.5.16 (NuGet) (Nov 13, 2014)
Rated 1 Stars (out of 5) - Since the NuGet install does not install R.dll and there is no download, this beta should be removed from your site.
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to use latest R 1.5.16.30632 in VS2013 Win 8.1 x64 .NET 4.0...
As mentioned in the documentation, "R.NET requires .NET Framework 4 and the native R DLLs installed with the R environment". You have to have R already installed on your machine, or at least have a...
View ArticleNew Post: Restart engine
evolvedmicrobe wrote: So two questions: 1 - are you loading the R runtime in the same process and 2 - Why do all R calls require independent processes? Actually my application does not require...
View ArticleNew Post: Unable to use latest R 1.5.16.30632 in VS2013 Win 8.1 x64 .NET 4.0...
You should go to the R project homepage to install a version of R on windows. While you should then be able to run the few R.NET introductory tutorials, I suggest you to learn a bit about R itself,...
View ArticleNew Post: Running two REngines in parallel
frankyhollywood wrote: ok, did a lot of testing with http://rservecli.codeplex.com/ This actually does what I want. It's not a wrapper around r.dll, but it communicates with rserve. It works for me! I...
View ArticleNew Post: Azure // R.Net
Ritch, Thanks for the note. My need for R in Azure is purely to augment statistical functionality not present in Math.Net; that, and the occasional individual work request where I might seek to produce...
View ArticleNew Post: Azure // R.Net
Getting the plots out of R is probably the hardest part, otherwise you could get away with something like the RServe and the RServe CLI. For us, having per-session R-instances spin up dynamically was...
View ArticleNew Post: Azure // R.Net
Reading this thread and taking stock of other discussions, I think I I'll start a discussion thread asking for options on how to handle multiple parallel R sessions and support web-based requests. This...
View ArticleNew Post: Architectural evolutions of R.NET for multiple concurrent R session
There is a demand for handling multiple R session in conjunction with R.NET, and improved features to run it from ASP.NET. What this discussion is about:Confirm high level use cases for R.NET requiring...
View ArticleNew Post: Azure // R.Net
I appreciate that. I don't think I'm missing anything not having write access. Honestly, I'd rather get off codeplex and go to github as a first choice, or bitbucket as a second. The PR and review...
View ArticleNew Post: Azure // R.Net
I've been continuing with mercurial as the creator's intent a year ago was to move to github anyway, but it is indeed time to just do it, and now. I'll keep you posted.
View ArticleNew Post: Azure // R.Net
I takes one minute to move the repo and history. Not much longer to move the documentation.
View ArticleNew Post: Architectural evolutions of R.NET for multiple concurrent R session
We have a web based analytics platform running under IIS/ASP.Net MVC/WebAPI hosted in EC2 or on physical boxes that we wanted to integrate R as an exploratory data tool for data analysts and research...
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