Adding Python extension to RapidMiner Server9.2
Niharika
New Altair Community Member
I tried adding python extension to my RapidMiner Server Version 9.2.I followed the steps as per the documentation but the extension is not getting added after restarting the server.The version available at marketplace is showing for 9.3.I the issue arising due to version compatibility? My server and studio are both 9.2.
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@Niharika,
you should be able to install version 9.2 from Studio 9.2. Look for the extension in Extensions -> Marketplace (Updates and Extensions) dialog.
After installation, you can find the installed jar inside ~/.RapidMiner/managed folder, and can copy / link it to Server's appropriate path for extensions.
Best,
Peter
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Ensure your job agent is modified also. it isn't enough anymore to just add it into the settings, but you also need to modify home/job-agent-home/config/rapidminer/rapidminer.properties file and add a link to the location of your python executable
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Niharika
The current version shows it is compatible in-studio 9.3+. I think yes, the incompatibility is the issue. Based on rapidminer extension homepage.
https://marketplace.rapidminer.com/UpdateServer/faces/product_details.xhtml?productId=rmx_python_scripting
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So do I need to upgrade the studio and server0
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Yes, RM always encourage upgrading the software to the latest version as there are new additions and bug fixes that help users.2
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Is it possible to get extension for version 9.21
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@Niharika,
you should be able to install version 9.2 from Studio 9.2. Look for the extension in Extensions -> Marketplace (Updates and Extensions) dialog.
After installation, you can find the installed jar inside ~/.RapidMiner/managed folder, and can copy / link it to Server's appropriate path for extensions.
Best,
Peter
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Ensure your job agent is modified also. it isn't enough anymore to just add it into the settings, but you also need to modify home/job-agent-home/config/rapidminer/rapidminer.properties file and add a link to the location of your python executable
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