Jre System Library Jar Download
Perry Barillari
The library that was being linked was a library that did not really link a library, it just loaded a header file which I needed to do some low level network requests. So the module.modulemap used to contain:
So it doesn't recognize that this is a system library. I tried removing the product section, given that I don't really build a library. It is all about the header nothing else. No luck. The message is identical.
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getting a JRE system library unbound error in build path, tried all suggestions from the below links, however did not work. I have jdk 1.6.0_29, I have also tried to install other versions but no help.
I'm trying to use a linux server with R installed. Apparently the R system library has old versions of non-base packages installed like dplyr and testthat. Because i don't have permission to edit the system library, i'm unable to update the packages.
My plan is to only use a user library, so I can controll the package versions myself. However i'm unable to remove the "/usr/lib64/R/library" folder from .libPaths(). I tried changing the environment variables R_LIBS_SITE and R_LIBS with the .Renviron and .Rprofile files to a different folder, but the /usr/lib64/R/library folder will always be present. Removing it with the command .libPaths(.libPaths()[1:2]) doesn't work either.
If you can't do that, then run update.packages(instlib = "local") to install all the latest versions in the library named "local". (Substitute your own local lib name, of course.) This requires all your users to specify .libPaths("local") when they start, and some will likely forget, so it's not as good.
This will still search the system library, but only after it searches my personal library, so if I have a newer version, it uses that. Note: I used .libPaths()[2:1] not .libPaths()[1:2]
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