How can I call an outer process from my own operator?
I am concidering making my own operator, that enables me to call a UNIX command installed on my computer.
For this reason, I need to call an outer process from Java source code, but the security & restrictions have been harder scinse Rapidminer Studio 7.2.
How can I overcome the new security policy to call an outer process?
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Hi,
the execution of external applications/ commands is only possible for signed extensions.
If you want to publish your extension on the marketplace, please write me a PM then we can speak about the signing process.
In the meantime or for development purposes you can utilize the open core of RapidMiner Studio. Just add '-SNAPSHOT' to the RapidMiner version (gradle.properties) and the the security restrictions will not be applied.
Next time please post these kind of questions in the development forum.
Cheers,
Marcel
After downloading the template project(rapidminer-extension-template-master) from github, there is only one line in file gradle.properties:
version=1.0.0
As you said, we should add -SNAPSHOT to the version of rapidminer and the the security restrictions will not be applied.
So what's the key that stands the version of rapidminer in this properties file?
Or I should just add -SNAPSHOT like this:
version=1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
Nope, you should start your extension via the open core of RapidMiner Studio and add the '-SNAPSHOT' tag there (rapidminer-studio/gradle.properties).
Hi,
the execution of external applications/ commands is only possible for signed extensions.
If you want to publish your extension on the marketplace, please write me a PM then we can speak about the signing process.
In the meantime or for development purposes you can utilize the open core of RapidMiner Studio. Just add '-SNAPSHOT' to the RapidMiner version (gradle.properties) and the the security restrictions will not be applied.
Next time please post these kind of questions in the development forum.
Cheers,
Marcel
Hi,
isn't this operator already available with Execute Program?
~Martin