new.SonarConnection: JSON Studio connection

In jSonarR: jSonar Analytics Platform API for R

Description

Create a connection to a Mongo database through JSON Studio

Usage

new.SonarConnection(url, host, db, port = 27017, username = NULL,
  pwd = NULL, sdb = NULL, ssl = FALSE, anyCert = FALSE, krb = FALSE,
  mapCredentials = FALSE, secondaryPref = FALSE)

Arguments

url	the url where JSON Studio can be accessed
host	the hostname of the Mongo server, as it would be entered from the JSON Studio login screen
db	the name of the database you intend to access
port	the port number where Mongo is running
username	a username to log in to the database, if necessary
pwd	a password to log in to the database, if necessary
sdb	the name of a database to store JSON Studio-related collections
ssl	TRUE to connect using SSL
anyCert	TRUE to accept any SSL certificate
krb	TRUE to authenticate using Kerberos
mapCredentials	TRUE to map credentials to a functional user account with which to access data
secondaryPref	TRUE to allow connecting to a secondary of a replica set and prefer a secondary if the host value passed in is a replica set

Details

This function returns a SonarConnection object which can be used with sonarFind and sonarAgg to query a Mongo database.

The parameters for this function are explained in greater detail in the JSON Studio help page Using the Gateway.

Value

A SonarConnection object to connect to the given Mongo database through JSON Studio, which can be used with sonarFind or sonarAgg.

See Also

http://jsonstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/manual141/_build/html/index.html

Other connection: sonarAgg; sonarCSV; sonarFind; sonarJSON

Examples

con <- new.SonarConnection('https://localhost:8443', 'localhost', 'test')

jSonarR documentation built on May 2, 2019, 4:01 p.m.