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OTP is run in Java and requires Java commands to be typed into the command line. The function allows the parameters to be defined in R and automatically passed to Java. This function stops an already running OTP instance
otp_stop(warn = TRUE, kill_all = TRUE)
This function return a message but no object
Logical, should you get a warning message
Logical, should all Java instances be killed?
The function assumes you have run otp_setup()
Other setup: otp_build_graph(), otp_check_java(), otp_check_version(), otp_dl_demo(), otp_dl_jar(), otp_make_config(), otp_setup(), otp_validate_config(), otp_write_config()
otp_build_graph()
otp_check_java()
otp_check_version()
otp_dl_demo()
otp_dl_jar()
otp_make_config()
otp_setup()
otp_validate_config()
otp_write_config()
if (FALSE) { otp_stop(kill_all = FALSE) }
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