Scripting Guide - SAS

486 Extending JMP Chapter 14
Working with R
2. Connect to your SAS Metadata Server using an account with administrative privileges.
3. Expand the BI Manager node in the left pane of the SAS Management Console.
4. Navigate to the folder in the tree under which you would like to create the imported sample stored
processes.
5. Right-click on that folder in either the left pane or the right pane of the SAS Management Console and
select Import.
The Import Wizard appears.
6. Enter the full path to sampleStoredProcesses.spk or use the Browse button to navigate to it.
7. Select All Objects in the Import Options section of the wizard.
8. Click Next.
The next panel reports that during the import process, you must specify values for Application servers
and Source code repositories.
9. Click Next.
Select which of the application servers defined in your SAS Metadata Server that you would like to use
to execute the imported stored processes.
10. Select an application server from the drop-down list under Target.
11. Click Next.
Select the source code repository (directory) defined on your SAS Metadata Server where you would like
the SAS code for the imported stored processes to be placed.
12. Select a source code repository from the drop-down list under Target Path.
13. Click Next.
The next panel gives a summary of what occurs if you click Import.
14. Review the information about the panel, and if it looks correct, click Import.
15. During the Import process, you might be asked to provide login credentials for connecting to the
metadata server to perform the import. Provide credentials with administrative privileges and click OK.
After the import completes, you will find a folder named BIP Tree under the folder that you imported the
stored processes into. Under BIP Tree is a folder named JMP Samples, and in the JMP Samples folder are
two sample stored processes: Shoe Chart and Diameter.
Please note that the paths to the sample stored processes needs to be adjusted in the sample scripts
storedProcessHTML.jsl and storedProcessJSL.jsl to match the folder into which you imported the
sample stored processes. Otherwise, these scripts will not work correctly.
Working with R
You can interact with R using JSL:
• Submit statements to R from within a JSL script.
• Exchange data between JMP and R.