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JMP Python behind firewall

I'm working behind company firewall and I had trouble installing packages through Python Install packages().

 

I have by-passed the issue using jmp.utils package, as suggested in JMP 18 Help.  I have edited the jpip.bat file manually modifying the pip command like this:

 

"C:\Program Files\JMP\JMPPRO\18\jmp_python.exe" -m pip %* --proxy http://myproxy:myport

I think this suggestion could be included in the help quite easily.

 

As an even better solution, I would suggest to add a "proxy" argument to the Python Install Packages() function.

 

Matteo

 

 

 

 

2 Comments
Paul_Nelson
Staff

Have you tried?

Python Install Packages("--proxy http://myproxy:myprt package1 package2 ..." );

 

I think this should work...

mia_stephens
Staff
Status changed to: Acknowledged