According to this page the jxbrowser demo is in the distribution package. But have I been unable to find this package. I currently have a personal license. Does anyone know where to download it?
You can download latest JxBrowser 6.2 package from http://cloud.teamdev.com/downloads/jxbrowser/jxbrowser-6.2-cross-desktop-win_mac_linux.zip
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I am trying to deploy my shiny app but it is failing because RDCOMClient is not on CRAN or Github. Well to clarify a version of RDCOMClient is on Github at here but this version does not appear to work with my version of R. I downloaded the binary of the package from here and my app works fine locally.
Possible solutions I have seen or thought of are
Somehow take the binaries from the non-github address and put them on my own github then load the library from my own Github account to have my app deploy properly.
Rollback my version of R to be compatible with the RDCOMClient found at omegahat's github
Find a different library than RDCOMClient to work in its place.
Option #1 - I am unsure of how to put the binaries on Github since R looks for a specific folder/file structure when it pulls in packages from Github.
Option #2 - This seems pretty straight-forward but I worry that some of the other packages or code may not work with an earlier version. Also if someone could link to how to rollback your version of R it would be much appreciated.
Option #3 - I am using RDCOMClient to connect to Outlook and launch a draft email. If someone knows of another package that does something similar to this then this would be a viable solution.
I am of course open to other solutions to this problem and anything that could help would be much appreciated.
I recently submitted my 2nd R package "FMC" to CRAN.
They accepted its publication but told me "Your package FMC_1.0.0.tar.gz has been built for Windows and will be published within 24 hours in the corresponding CRAN directory".
BUt this was not the case for my 1st R package minimalRSD few weeks ago.
I wanna know:
1. How could I develop packages supported to all platforms by using R-Studio (Windows) ?
2. Does it mean packages built for Windows can not be used in other OS?
Thanks in advance
You have received the automatic email from CRAN that is sent when your package is built into a Windows binary. This is nothing to think more than a half-second about.
Both of your packages - FMC and minimalRSD - have built Windows and Mac OS binaries (as you can see on their respective package description pages at those links).
If your packages do not have compiled code (which yours do not), then there is basically no reason why they wouldn't be built for all platforms. (Whether they work on all platforms may, of course, be a different story.)
In sum, you probably missed the equivalent email for your first package and there is nothing you have to do.
Some packages do have a reference to bug reporting system, others do not. Where should I report package bugs then? Is there any default bug reporting system for packages which don't have their own?
I found https://bugs.r-project.org/bugzilla3/ but when I look at the components it seems more like for the R core. I also tried bug.report(package = "runjags"), but it tried to start mail program which is not very useful.
If in doubt, send an email to the package maintainer.
packageDescription("thepackagename", fields = "Maintainer")
(This is what bug.report does.)
How to build Revolution R Enterprise from the RevoEnt-10817.enterprise.tar.gz file
downloaded from Revolution Analytics website ?
My system is Windows 7. I have already installed R 2.15 and Rstudio.
Will it overwrite the original R installation ?
Can anybody guide me towards some step-by-step document/material ?
I could not quickly find a description on the RevoR website that describes how to install this source package. Like #agstudy suggested, you could post on their support forums and see if they can help you. It looks like you need to build R from source if you want to use the version of RevoR you downloaded, which requires you to install some additional tools. Probably those tools are the same as the ones you need to install for normal R, and can be found here.
But why do you need RevoR? Normal R is equally powerful, and you have already installed R and Rstudio, so you're good to go.
I am working on a machine that has older version of R. I don't have root access on the machine, and the sys admin is on a vacation.
So the question I have is, how can I install and manage (the packages, especially) the latest version of R? Obviously I need to download the R package and install it, but a few detailed instructions from the community will help.
R noob here. Help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks