Originally posted by: Helia

Hi every one!

Presently, I am solving a large problem for various input data sets , so I need to connect to many servers to be bale to get the results in few weeks. Usually, I run CPLEX Optimization Studio (or late OPL) on Windows and have never worked in LINUX environment. However most of the servers at our university run on LINUX. 

I was wondering if a sort of software exists to convert my OPL files (model, setting and data file) to LINUX code. 

Thank you in advance for your help

Helia

Hi

you may run the OPL IDE under linux, plus you may run opl code with oplrun on many other OS

You may also use some C++  or java code that will call your OPL model

regards

Originally posted by: Helia

Thanks for your reply.

If you want to write some C++ or Java code, you may want to take a look at opl/examples/opl_interfaces/cpp/src/oplrunsample.cpp or opl/examples/opl_interfaces/java/oplrunsample. These examples illustrate how to do the same as oplrun programatically. These examples load an OPL project with all its data, then solve and post-process it.