You can add a pure Python module to your Data360 Analyze installation to use in Python-based nodes, for example the Generate Data node or the Transform node.
Note: The following steps do not apply to NumPy or SciPy as these modules are not pure Python. Only pure Python modules can be installed, other third-party libraries are not supported.
Install the required Python module:
Adding a pure Python module on Windows server
- Run Windows Command Prompt as an administrator.
- Run the following command, replacing
<Data360AnalyzeInstallDirectory>with the location where Data360 Analyze is installed,<Data360AnalyzeSiteDirectory>with the location of the site configuration directory and<module>with the name of the Python module that you want to install:"<Data360AnalyzeInstallDirectory>\platform\windows-x86-64\jython\bin\pip" install <module> --target <Data360AnalyzeSiteDirectory>\site-7731\lib\jython2For example:
"C:\Program Files\Data360Analyze\platform\windows-x86-64\jython\bin\pip" install httplib2 --target C:\Users\ExampleUser\Data360Analyze\site-7731\lib\jython2
- Run the following command, replacing
<Data360AnalyzeInstallDirectory>with the location where Data360 Analyze is installed,<Data360AnalyzeSiteDirectory>with the location of the site configuration directory and<module>with the name of the Python module that you want to install:<Data360AnalyzeInstallDirectory>/platform/linux-x86-64/jython/bin/pip install <module> --target <Data360AnalyzeSiteDirectory>/site-7733/lib/jython2
Configure and run the Python-based node, for example the Generate Data or Transform node. The following example shows how to import the httplib2 module:
- In the ConfigureFields property, enter the following:
from httplib2 import Http out1.responseName = unicode out1.responseValue = unicode - In the CreateRecords property, enter the following:
h = Http() resp, content = h.request("http://www.google.com") out1.responseName = 'status' out1.responseValue = resp['status'] node.write(0,out1) out1.responseName = 'content-type' out1.responseValue = resp['content-type'] node.write(0,out1)