The DeployR API exposes a wide range of
R analytics services to client application developers. These services are
exposed using standards based JSON/XML and are delivered by the DeployR
server as Web services over HTTP(S).
The DeployR Java client library is provided to simplify the integration of
DeployR services within Java client applications.
Using build frameworks such as Maven and Gradle your Java client
application can simply declare a dependency on the appropriate version
of the jDeployR artifact to ensure all required JAR dependencies are resolved
and available at runtime.
Bundled JAR Dependencies
If you are not defining your DeployR client library JAR dependencies using
declarative tools then you must ensure the required JAR files are placed
directly on your application CLASSPATH.
Besides the DeployR Java client library JAR itself, jDeployR-<version>.jar,
there are a number of 3rd party JAR file dependencies. These additional JAR
file dependencies are provided for your convenience in the lib directory
within this repository.
Building the Java Client Library
A Gradle build script is provided to build the DeployR Java client
library:
build.gradle
By default, the build will generate a version of the jDeployR-<version>.jar
file in the build/libs directory.
You do not need to install Gradle before running these commands. To
build the DeployR Java client library a Unix based OS, run the following shell
script:
gradlew build
To build the DeployR Java client library on a Windows based OS, run the following
batch file:
gradlew.bat build
Examples
The DeployR Java client library ships with a number of sample applications
provided to demonstrate some of the key featues introduced by the
Quick Start Tutorial
for the Java client library. See
here for details.
The DeployR Java client library also ships with a set of unit tests. See
here for details.
License
Copyright (C) 2010-2016, Microsoft Corporation
This program is licensed to you under the terms of Version 2.0 of the
Apache License. This program is distributed WITHOUT
ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING THOSE OF NON-INFRINGEMENT,
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Please refer to the
Apache License 2.0 (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) for more
details.
Java Client Library for DeployR
The DeployR API exposes a wide range of R analytics services to client application developers. These services are exposed using standards based JSON/XML and are delivered by the DeployR server as Web services over HTTP(S).
The DeployR Java client library is provided to simplify the integration of DeployR services within Java client applications.
Links
Dependencies
Declarative JAR Dependencies: Maven Central Repository Artifacts
Artifacts for each official release (since 7.3.0) of the DeployR Java client library are published to the Maven Central repository.
ArtifactId:
jDeployRUsing build frameworks such as Maven and Gradle your Java client application can simply declare a dependency on the appropriate version of the
jDeployRartifact to ensure all required JAR dependencies are resolved and available at runtime.Bundled JAR Dependencies
If you are not defining your DeployR client library JAR dependencies using declarative tools then you must ensure the required JAR files are placed directly on your application CLASSPATH.
Besides the DeployR Java client library JAR itself,
jDeployR-<version>.jar, there are a number of 3rd party JAR file dependencies. These additional JAR file dependencies are provided for your convenience in thelibdirectory within this repository.Building the Java Client Library
A Gradle build script is provided to build the DeployR Java client library:
By default, the build will generate a version of the
jDeployR-<version>.jarfile in thebuild/libsdirectory.You do not need to install Gradle before running these commands. To build the DeployR Java client library a Unix based OS, run the following shell script:
To build the DeployR Java client library on a Windows based OS, run the following batch file:
Examples
The DeployR Java client library ships with a number of sample applications provided to demonstrate some of the key featues introduced by the Quick Start Tutorial for the Java client library. See here for details.
The DeployR Java client library also ships with a set of unit tests. See here for details.
License
Copyright (C) 2010-2016, Microsoft Corporation
This program is licensed to you under the terms of Version 2.0 of the Apache License. This program is distributed WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING THOSE OF NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Please refer to the Apache License 2.0 (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) for more details.