Jmp Update & Python

[#1]

Up to now, my Python distribution was separate from Jmp.

So, after an Update of JMP the Python installation was still the same - with all packages.

With JMP18 I understood that Python comes directly with Jmp.

What happens after a Jmp upgrade? Will the Python packages be automatically installed in the new JMP version?

[#2]

• Unfortunately, JMP 18 is not yet available for trial download.

[#3]

Hi hogi,

here you find how to include packages: https://www.jmp.com/support/help/en/18.0/#page/jmp/install-python-packages-in-jmps-python-environmen... 

in case you have a compiled one: https://www.jmp.com/support/help/en/18.0/#page/jmp/install-compiled-python-packages-using-the-comman... 

The jmputils.create_jpip() function creates the terminal or command shell version of the jpip script within the directory specified. The jpip script is a wrapper for the Python pip command. It ensures the appropriate environment variables are configured and packages are installed to the JMP site-packages directory.

jmputils.jpip('pip_cmd', packages='string')

The jmputils.jpip() function wraps the Python pip command. Pass the desired pip command as a string, and optionally a space-delimited string of packages to install. The packages argument defaults to an empty string.

More information can be found in the documentation as well

[#4]

Hi Martin,

thanks for the info how to install packages.

If this is an answer to the original question, it's kind of implicit:

One has to manually install the (old) packages with every update?

also for "small" updates like 18 -> 18.1?