Access transient and persistent data on the server using WebDAV
You can access both transient and persistent data directories from external client applications using the WebDAV Client API.
Also, you can gather information about the current execution environment using the
spserver.*
functions, a handful of functions that are available on every running
TERR engine on the server.
- Transient Data Directories
When a job is run on the server, the engine working directory is set to a new, empty "transient" directory. - Persistent Data Directories
Spotfire Statistics Services includes a persistent WebDAV repository that you can use to store input data files or output data files that need to stay around. - Spotfire Statistics Services WebDAV API
The Java Client API and the C# Client API include support for managing files and directories in a WebDAV repository. - The spserver.* functions
When the TERR or open-source R engine is executing on the server, it defines a set of functions that the code can call to access information about the current execution environment.
- Transient Data Directories
When a job is run on the server, the engine working directory is set to a new, empty "transient" directory. - Persistent Data Directories
Spotfire Statistics Services includes a persistent WebDAV repository that you can use to store input data files or output data files that need to stay around. - Spotfire Statistics Services WebDAV API
The Java Client API and the C# Client API include support for managing files and directories in a WebDAV repository. - The spserver.* functions
When the TERR or open-source R engine is executing on the server, it defines a set of functions that the code can call to access information about the current execution environment.
Parent topic: Transient and Persistent Data