On Jun 24, 2017, at 9:28 AM, Jeff Newmiller <jdnewmil at dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote:
1) Producing a zip file most likely means you put your code in a package. This can be a useful thing to do, but it most definitely does not create a standalone executable.
3) You have not communicated your goal clearly. Many people want to treat R on a server as a remote compute resource... you might want to look at the OpenCPU project if that is your goal. Alternatively, using ssh to remotely invoke R at the command line using the parallel package is well supported on Unix-ish operating systems, but that can be more tricky on a Windows server and requires that R be installed. Other people want to log on to their server gui and run code interactively because the server has more RAM/CPU cores/disk space... for that you also need to get R installed first. These options definitely involve the assistance of your sysadmin. If you are trying to get R running without that assistance there are portable installs of R, but you still need the approval of your sysadmin.
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On June 23, 2017 12:26:49 PM PDT, xianda deng <dengxianda2007 at hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have some issues with running R in our server and hope you would like
to help me.
My Target: Running R codes without installing R environment in our
server. Server OS: windows
my attempts: I tried to build the R codes into a Binary package with R
studio, but I don't how to execute the binary package(*.zip file).
My questions: 1. Is this a correct solution, which builds the R codes
into a binary file, to run a R codes without installing R environment?
2. If answer for question 1 is yes, how should I execute or call the R
script?
3. Is any another way to achieve my goal?
Thanks!
Sincerely
Daniel
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