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The following functions can only be used inside Rserve, they cannot be
used in stand-alone R. They interact with special features of Rserve.
All commands below will succeed only if Rserve has been started with
r-control enable
configuration setting for security reasons.
self.ctrlEval
issues a control command to the Rserve parent
instance that evaluates the given expression in the server. The
expression is only queued for evaluation which will happen
asynchronously in the server (see RSserverEval
in
RSclient
package for details). Note that the current session is
unaffected by the command.
self.ctrlSource
issues a control command to the Rserve parent
instance to source the given file in the server, see
RSserverSource
in the RSclient
package for details.
self.oobSend
sends a out-of-band (OOB) message with the encoded
content of what
to the client connected to this session. The
OOB facility must be enabled in the Rserve configuration (using
oob enable
) and the client must support OOB messages for this
to be meaningful. This facility is not used by Rserve itself, it is
offered to specialized applications (e.g. Cairo
supports
asynchronous notification of web clients using WebSockets-QAP1 tunnel
to dynamically update graphics on the web during evaluation).
self.oobMessage
is like self.oobSend
except that it
waits for a response and returns the response.
self.ctrlEval(expr)
self.ctrlSource(file)
self.oobSend(what, code = 0L)
self.oobMessage(what, code = 0L)
expr |
R expression to evaluate remotely |
file |
path to a file that will be sourced into the main instance |
what |
object to include as the payload fo the message |
code |
user-defined message code that will be ORed with the
|
oobMessage
returns data contained in the response message.
All other functions return TRUE
(invisibly).
Simon Urbanek
## Not run:
self.ctrlEval("a <- rnorm(10)")
self.oobSend(list("url","http://foo/bar"))
## End(Not run)