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I'm developing a Java module which exec's R by means of
<br>the java.lang.Runtime class.
<br>R is started from Java with code similar to
<p>p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("/usr/bin/R --no-save");
<p>Java then controls R by sending and receiving
<br>messages over R's STDIN and STDOUT.
<br>This works well except when plots are displayed to
<br>the screen.
<p>The windows are non interactive. They don't redraw themselves
<br>if they resided, icon-ized , or obscured by other windows.
<p>Can anyone please suggest how to make R plot displays
<br>generated under Java's exec method behave like they do
<br>when R is executed from the command line?
<p>--Tommy
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Tommy E. Cathey
Senior Scientific Application Consultant
SAIC (Contractor to EPA)
<A HREF="mailto:cathey.tommy@epa.gov">mailto:cathey.tommy@epa.gov</A>
(919)541-1500
My e-mail does not reflect the opinion of SAIC or the EPA.</pre>
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