Where can I find Java API (with documentation) for Rapidminer ? I would like to write a Java program and use Java API to connect to Rapidminer to use its features. Thanks a lot in advance!
this is the official and current documentation that RapidMiner shares with the world.
If you google for RapidMiner Javadocs you will find older API references that might or might not work for your use case. But this is entirely unsupported. If you are a partner developing a solution embedding RapidMiner, ask your account representative for further information.
I don't think we host the javadoc as html at the moment, but you can retrieve the jars from our maven. Just unzip this jar and open the "index.html" file with the browser of your choice.
The source code for the core is also available on github.
a) what is the difference between the source code that I can find in the two repositories you suggested to me? b) in the jar files I haven't found no html files: where can I find them? If I haven't a doc how can I understand to what each Java class is useful for?
BalazsBarany in that FAQ I find no trace of documentation of Java API for Rapidminer? If a programmer like me wants to write a Java program for RapidMiner how could he do without documentation?
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MartinLiebigAdministrator, Moderator, Employee, RapidMiner Certified Analyst, RapidMiner Certified Expert, University ProfessorPosts: 3,507 RM Data Scientist
Hi,
what do you mean with 'a Java Program for RapidMiner'? Usually i would say, that this is an extension.
BR,
Martin
- Sr. Director Data Solutions, Altair RapidMiner - Dortmund, Germany
A git repository is used for code version control, while a maven repository is used for dependency management.
You either need a tool like 7zip to unzip the javadoc.jar, or if you have "show file extensions" enabled you can also rename it to .zip and use the built in unzip tool of your OS.
The content should look like this: But it's not really purposeful to read the javadoc of all these classes, just follow the tutorial for creating an extension and ask more specific questions in the community if you need to.
mschmitz In particular I wouid like to write a Java program (a chatbot) with machine learning\IA features (like TextMining) using RapidMiner API for Java (this chatbout would implement an interactive service desk for users that need computer support) and not by scratch. Is it possibile to do that using RapidMiner Studio Core Java API Ver. 9.9.0? Does this API offer a GUI that I could use for the chatbot or must I use some Java API (like Swing) ? Thanks.
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there's a Developer page on the docs site: https://docs.rapidminer.com/latest/developers/
Regards,
Balázs
this is the official and current documentation that RapidMiner shares with the world.
If you google for RapidMiner Javadocs you will find older API references that might or might not work for your use case. But this is entirely unsupported.
If you are a partner developing a solution embedding RapidMiner, ask your account representative for further information.
Regards,
Balázs
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and there are no links to Java API or to JAVA API documentation!Let me know,
thanks.
Luca
I don't think we host the javadoc as html at the moment, but you can retrieve the jars from our maven.
Just unzip this jar and open the "index.html" file with the browser of your choice.
The source code for the core is also available on github.
Greetings,
Jonas
https://community.rapidminer.com/discussion/19782/frequently-asked-questions-development/p1
a) what is the difference between the source code that I can find in the two repositories you suggested to me?
b) in the jar files I haven't found no html files: where can I find them? If I haven't a doc how can I understand to what each Java class is useful for?
Thanks.
Luca
Dortmund, Germany
A git repository is used for code version control, while a maven repository is used for dependency management.
You either need a tool like 7zip to unzip the javadoc.jar, or if you have "show file extensions" enabled you can also rename it to .zip and use the built in unzip tool of your OS.
The content should look like this:
But it's not really purposeful to read the javadoc of all these classes, just follow the tutorial for creating an extension and ask more specific questions in the community if you need to.
Greetings,
Jonas