On 08.03.2010 22:13, Stefan wrote:
Ma Ismail - NewYork-MEAG-NY<ima<at> meag-ny.com> writes:
Hi,
A few of the developers on our Quant team are using R for data
calculation andto generate a resulting CSV file. They have R
installed on their workstations. We are interested in having this
deployed to user workstations where the users will not have R
installed on their workstations. Is there a way to create an
executable that the users can just run without R installed on
their workstation?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Ismail Ma
Head of IT Applications
MEAG New York Corporation
Telephone: (212) 583-4850
Fax: (646) 521-7950
E-Mail: ima<at> meag-ny.com<mailto:ima<at> meag-ny.com>
Maybe I've misunderstood You, but You can manage a single R
installation on a central server, and let clients hook up to
it from Emacs+ESS or Eclipse+StatET. I've used both solutions,
and they work like a charm... The emacs solution uses SSH and
Eclipse a Java server thingy.
Plz note that I'm from the Linux side of things. So my server
is a Debian, and my clients are all Ubuntu. I have no clue how
(or even if) these setups work on windows.
Yes, they also do work on Windows.
Anyway, to answer the question: No, it is not possible to have a single
executable that allows to run R code.
Best,
uwe Ligges
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