public class PoolCreationOptions
extends java.lang.Object
RBroker.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
preloadByDirectory
Preload by directory option allows the
loading of all files from one or more repository-managed
directories into the working directory into the working
directory of each R session in the pool on pool initialization.
|
PoolPreloadOptions |
preloadDirectory
Preload working directory options allow the loading of
one or more files from the repository into the working
directory of each R session in the pool on pool initialization.
|
PoolPreloadOptions |
preloadWorkspace
Preload workspace options allow the loading of
one or more binary R objects from the repository into the
workspace of each R session in the pool on pool initialization.
|
boolean |
releaseGridResources
ReleaseGridResources when enabled causes all live grid
resources held by the user to be released before the new pool
is created.
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java.util.List<com.revo.deployr.client.data.RData> |
rinputs
Rinputs allow the loading of one or more DeployR-encoded
R objects to be added to the workspace of each R session
in the pool on pool initialization.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PoolCreationOptions() |
public PoolPreloadOptions preloadDirectory
public PoolPreloadOptions preloadWorkspace
public java.lang.String preloadByDirectory
Preload by directory option allows the loading of all files from one or more repository-managed directories into the working directory into the working directory of each R session in the pool on pool initialization.
When loading the contents of more than one directory, use a comma-separated list of directory names.public java.util.List<com.revo.deployr.client.data.RData> rinputs
public boolean releaseGridResources
ReleaseGridResources when enabled causes all live grid resources held by the user to be released before the new pool is created.
This is particularly useful if your client application needs to create a new pool having lost its connection to an original pool. For example, due to a network connection failure between your client application and the DeployR server.