there is a jdbc driver for mongodb, if you are lucky you can just plug it into RapidMiner and you'll have (limited) access to your database: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mongojdbcdriver/?source=directory If that does not work or is not sufficient, you probably have to create a RapidMiner extension which connects to mongodb and contains operators to retrieve documents from the database as a RapidMiner example set. That will require some effort, but should not be too hard for a java developer.
Thanks Marius for quick response .. I just placed the Drivers @Rapidminer/lib//JDBC While managing a connection for MongoDB I am able to browse the same drivers,needed following details as well:- 1) URL prefix 2) Schema Separator 3) Driver Class
We have done it, and now have a very rudimentary operator that executes find and aggregate commands against MongoDB, and it wasn't that difficult.
Another option is to buy a 3rd party driver, for instance do a search on "Simba MongoDB driver", I am not affiliated in any way with this or any other driver company.
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there is a jdbc driver for mongodb, if you are lucky you can just plug it into RapidMiner and you'll have (limited) access to your database: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mongojdbcdriver/?source=directory
If that does not work or is not sufficient, you probably have to create a RapidMiner extension which connects to mongodb and contains operators to retrieve documents from the database as a RapidMiner example set. That will require some effort, but should not be too hard for a java developer.
Best regards,
Marius
I just placed the Drivers @Rapidminer/lib//JDBC
While managing a connection for MongoDB I am able to browse the same drivers,needed following details as well:-
1) URL prefix
2) Schema Separator
3) Driver Class
Thanks,
Ravan
http://rapid-i.com/rapidforum/index.php/topic,1627.0.html
We have done it, and now have a very rudimentary operator that executes find and aggregate commands against MongoDB, and it wasn't that difficult.
Another option is to buy a 3rd party driver, for instance do a search on "Simba MongoDB driver", I am not affiliated in any way with this or any other driver company.
I hope this helps.