ConnectIsatis {R2I} | R Documentation |
Connect to the Isatis file system through the GTXserver application.
ConnectIsatis(GTX.INIT = "", GTX.SERVER = "", hostname = "", port.number = 0, run.server = 1, flag.verbose = 0)
GTX.INIT |
Directory path containing the Isatis study list study.def. |
GTX.SERVER |
Full path to the GTXserver executable file (only used if run.server=1). |
hostname |
Host name (or IP addresse) where the GTXserver is running on. Leave blank (the default) to use the local host. |
port.number |
Port number where the GTXserver is listening. Leave blank (the default) to use the default port number. |
run.server |
When switched ON, GTXserver must be launched by R2I. Otherwise the system will use the GTXserver application already running. |
flag.verbose |
When 1, the data base access procedure are echoed on the Console for Debugging purposes. |
If the Isatis file system is already connected, nothing is done.
An example of GTX.INIT could be:
/home/my_login/.isatis150 (under Linux)
C:/Users/my_login/AppData/Roaming/Geovariances/Isatis (under Windows)
Leave GTX.INIT blank (the default) to use the environment variable GTX_INIT (when it exists) or the last study list file loaded by Isatis (under Windows).
Note for Linux users:
The path must not contain any symbolic link or ~ character
If blank, the GTX_INIT environment variable must be defined
An example of GTX.SERVER could be:
/apps/isatis/bin/linux64-gcc41/GTXserver (under Linux)
C:/Programmes/Geovariances/Isatis/bin/GTXserver.exe (under Windows)
Leave GTX.SERVER blank (the default) to use the environment variable GTX_HOME (when it exists) or the Isatis installation program (under Windows).
Note for Linux users:
The path must not contain any symbolic link or ~ character
If blank, the GTX_HOME environment variable must be defined as where the binary file bin/GTXserver is located.
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