I am trying to set up an R.net
WCF service as a server to run R commands on.
I have set up a test WinForms application where everything works.
This is how I use it:
void init()
{
SetupPath()
engine = REngine.GetInstanceFromID("test");
if (engine == null) engine = REngine.CreateInstance("test");
engine.Initialize();
}
...
results.Add(engine.Evaluate(command).AsCharacter().ToArray());
I created an equivalent WCF service which should work exactly the same;
REngine.CreateInstance()
returns a valid REngine
object,
engine.Initialize()
silently crashes my service. Try-Catch section is ignored so I cannot see what exactly is happening.
What is the correct way to use R.net
within a WCF service?
What could be the reason of different behaviours?
Where can I see detailed logs of the crash?
Service calls which don't use R.net
complete successfully.
Both winforms test application and WCF service are 64 bit (i need them to be). (I did not manage to set up a 64-bit IIS express application, so am using IIS instead).
I did not manage to find the reason of the problem, however, switching to R.NET.Community
package did the trick.