Automation Reference - JMP

Application Object Reference for Automating JMP
Platform Methods
AddFactor(factorType As doeFactorType)
Using the doeFactorType constants, add a factor type (e.g. Continuous, Categorical, Mixed) using the default
settings.
AddMixtureFactorWithBounds(LowerBound As Double, UpperBound As Double) As Boolean
Adds a Mixture factor, allowing you to specify the lower and upper bounds.
AddMixtureFactorWithName(FactorName as String, LowerBound As Double, UpperBound As Double) As
Boolean
Adds a Mixture factor, specifying the factor name. You must specify the lower and upper bounds.
AddResponse(ResponseType as doeResponseTypes, Name as String, LowerLimit As Double, UpperLimit As
Double, Importance As Double) As Boolean
Add a response to the design. This should be done before invoking MakeModel(ModelType As doeModelTypes)
As Boolean, MakeDesign(), or MakeTable() As Boolean. The doeResponseType constants contain the goal
types (Maximize, Minimize, etc.).
AddTerms(Terms as Variant Array) As Boolean
Add a product of factors to the terms for the model. The factors that are involved must have default names like
X1, X2, X3. The array that is passed in to AddTerms defines a numeric list of the X factors that you would like to
cross for the new term. For example, 1,2 and 3 would result in the term X1*X2*X3. The term numbers must be
specified in an array of type Long. Depending on the automation client used, this might need to be declared as a
Variant and then re-dimensioned as a Long array, or just declared as a Long array. It is highly suggested that you
consult the DOE sample automation program provided with the JMP install to see how to use this method.
Note:
You should call AddTerms before invoking MakeDesign().
AddTermsWithPowers(Terms as Variant Array, Powers as Variant Array) As Boolean
Add a product of factors to the terms for the model, with the factors having exponents. Each element in the
Term array must have a matching exponent in the Powers array. So, to have the term X1*X2^2*X3^4 you would
define the Terms array with elements 1, 2 and 3. You would define the Powers array with elements 1, 2, and 4.
Depending on the automation client used, these arrays might need to be declared as a Variant and then redimensioned
as a Long array, or just declared as a Long array. It is highly suggested that you consult the DOE
sample automation program provided with the JMP install to see how to use this method.
Note:
You should call AddTermsWithPowers before invoking MakeDesign().
LoadResponses(Table as DataTable) As Boolean
This method can be used to load the design responses from an existing automation data table.
The table must already by loaded using OpenDocument(FileName As String) As Document, and the object
passed back from OpenDocument::GetDataTable must be passed to this method. A return value of True indicates
success, False indicates failure. This method should be called before invoking MakeModel(ModelType As
doeModelTypes) As Boolean, MakeDesign(), and MakeTable() As Boolean.
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