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--- tutorials:interfaces:tour [2025/06/04 14:28] – [Headless] tim2
+++ tutorials:interfaces:tour [2025/06/04 15:03] (current) – [Minimal required preparations] tim2
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 </code>
+{{ :tutorials:interfaces:cut.gsz |}}
 ===== Headless =====
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 And to make the csv a bit clearer:
-protected void init ()
+<code java>
-[
+protected void init ()[
-	Axiom ==> A(1);
+ Axiom ==> A(1);
-	{time=0;
+ {time=0;
-	dataset("data").clear();
+ dataset("data").clear();
-	dataset("data").addRow()
+ dataset("data").addRow()
-		.setText(0,"time")
+  .setText(0,"time")
-		.setText(2,"sumFlength")
+  .setText(2,"sumFlength")
-		.setText(3,"meanFlength")
+  .setText(3,"meanFlength")
-		.setText(4,"countLeaf")
+  .setText(4,"countLeaf")
-		.setText(5,"sumLeafgetArea")
+  .setText(5,"sumLeafgetArea")
-		.setText(6,"meanLeaf	getArea");
+  .setText(6,"meanLeaf	getArea");
+ }
+]
+</code>
+{{ :tutorials:interfaces:cut_headless.gsz |}}
-	}
+This setup would now allow us to integrate the model into pipelines, e.g. an R script:
-]This setup would now allow us to integrate the model into pipelines, e.g. an R script:
 <code r>
 splitPoint <-5
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 To do so we test if we have an HTTPResponse object, this object is created when the model is opened through the server and holds the request from the client and the ability to respond.
-<code >
+<code java>
 protected void startup(){
  super.startup();
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+{{ :tutorials:interfaces:lazy_http_cut.gsz |}}
-{{ :tutorials:interfaces:cut_grow.gsz |}}
 ===== API =====