is there a way to specify repository location in the command line process execution? The thing is I do not have admin rights on that server so I cannot properly install RM ... thx
If you don't have admin rights, you can simply download the "other systems" package from our download site, unzip it into an arbitrary directory in your home directory and use the batch files in the scripts directory to start rapidminer. Then you can run rapidminer correctly without having admin rights.
"is there a way to specify repository location in the command line process execution?" What did you mean by that? Are you searching for a command to set the repository in RM?
When you install RM, it creates a folder in ~/.RapidMiner5. In this folder there is a file called repositories.xml. There you can specify your repository without running any scripts. The file has this format:
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Cheers, Marius
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"is there a way to specify repository location in the command line process execution?"
What did you mean by that?
Are you searching for a command to set the repository in RM?
When you install RM, it creates a folder in ~/.RapidMiner5. In this folder there is a file called repositories.xml.
There you can specify your repository without running any scripts. The file has this format:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<repositories>
<localRepository>
<file>/Users/leiterenato/Desktop/Repo</file>
<alias>MiniLocalRepository</alias>
</localRepository>
</repositories>
Just modify the file with your parameters and restart RM.
I changed here and worked fine.
Regards,
Renato Leite