Developing applications that use the R-project Toolkit
To create applications that use the R-project Toolkit, you must configure the SPL compiler to be aware of the location of the toolkit.
Before you begin
Configure the product environment variables by entering the following command:
source product-installation-root-directory/7.2.0.0/bin/streamsprofile.sh
About this task
When developing applications, you can fully qualify the operators by prefixing the namespace or include a use directive to bring the necessary namespace(s) into scope.
When compiling the application, the location of the toolkit must be communicated to the compiler.
Procedure
- Develop your application. To avoid the need to fully qualify the operators, add a use directive in your application.
- For example, you can add the following clause in your SPL source file:
You can also specify a use clause for individual operators by replacing the asterisk (*) with the operator name. For example:use com.teracloud.streams.rproject::*;
use com.teracloud.streams.rproject::RScript;
- For example, you can add the following clause in your SPL source file:
- Configure the SPL compiler to find the toolkit root directory. Use one of the following methods:
- Set the STREAMS_SPLPATH environment variable to the root directory of a toolkit or multiple toolkits (with : as a separator). For example:
export STREAMS_SPLPATH=$STREAMS_INSTALL/toolkits/com.teracloud.streams.cep
- Specify the -t or --spl-path command parameter when you run the sc command. For example:
where MyMain is the name of the SPL main composite.sc -t $STREAMS_INSTALL/toolkits/com.teracloud.streams.cep -M MyMain
Note: These command parameters override the STREAMS_SPLPATH environment variable.
- Set the STREAMS_SPLPATH environment variable to the root directory of a toolkit or multiple toolkits (with : as a separator). For example:
- Build your application using the sc command.
- Run the application.
- You can launch the application in stand-alone mode using the standalone program located in the output directory.
- You can submit the application in a distributed environment, as a job, to a running Streams instance using the streamtool submitjob command or Streams Console