How to selectively enable/disable RapidMiner built-in extensions

aleksandar_jovanov

Hello,

As I have lack of RAM issues I would like to start RapidMiner without some (but not all) extensions.

From the log I see it loads stuff I do not need like Dropbox and Google Cloud Storage integrations.

So far I was only able to load without extensions after a crash due to running out of RAM.

I checked all documents in ~/.RapidMiner but none seems to be directly related to selectively disabling/enabling extensions.

Note: This has nothing to do with marketplace extensions and everything to do with built-in ones.

For example

```

INFO: Register plugin: Social Media
May 14, 2020 5:23:18 PM com.rapidminer.tools.plugin.Plugin registerPlugins

```

I don't need that plugin for Social Media.

The whole log is attached.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Aleksandar Jovanov

aleksandar_jovanov

Nevermind found it.

rapidminer-studio/lib/plugins

where rapidminer-studio is the directory in which I unziped the zip containing the app

MartinLiebig

Hi,

i think you can delete the jars from your managed location. But those extensions should have a minimal footprint.

Best,

Martin

aleksandar_jovanov

Hello Mr. Martin @mschmitz

Thank you for your answer but your suggestion is sadly not applicable to my problem

>Note: This has nothing to do with marketplace extensions and everything to do with built-in ones.

I have already deleted everything under managed, which were extension only from the marketplace.

My problem is with built-in plugins.

Is there a way to disable some of them, ideally without decompiling, deleting some code and recompiling the RapidMiner studio JARs?

Thank you.

 

MartinLiebig

Hi,

the managed ones are under:

C:\Program Files\RapidMiner\RapidMiner Studio\lib\plugins

Best,

Martin

aleksandar_jovanov

Can you tell me the directory for linux?

aleksandar_jovanov

Nevermind found it.

rapidminer-studio/lib/plugins

where rapidminer-studio is the directory in which I unziped the zip containing the app

MartinLiebig

Hi @aleksandar_jovanov ,

right in the folder you downloaded and extracted it into. For me this looks like this

martin@martin-VirtualBox:~/Desktop/rapidminer$ ls
conf  EULA  lib  RapidMiner-Studio.bat  RapidMiner-Studio.sh  README.md  scripts  third-party-licenses
martin@martin-VirtualBox:~/Desktop/rapidminer$ ls lib/plugins/
cloud_connectivity-9.6.0-all.jar                operator_recommender-9.2.0-all.jar                                rapidminer-extension-concurrency-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar      rapidminer-extension-productivity-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar       time_series-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar
dataeditor-7.3.0-all.jar                        process_scheduling-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar                             rapidminer-extension-cta-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar              rapidminer-extension-professional-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar
h2o-9.7.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar                      rapidminer-extension-advanced-file-connectors-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar  rapidminer-extension-html5-charts-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar     rapidminer-extension-remote-repository-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar
model_deployment_management-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar  rapidminer-extension-blending-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar                  rapidminer-extension-jdbc-connectors-9.7.0-BETA-all.jar  rapidminer-extension-utility-9.7.