Thread Subject: Matlab Engine on another computer

Is there a way to make a standalone application using the Matlab
Engine to work on another computer that doesn't have Matlab ?

if yes
What is neccessary to make it work ? DLL, anything ? thanks

if no
well thanks for the information


I am running Matlab 2008a On windows Xp sp2.
Using Visual Studio 2008, loading matlab engine from a c++ application.

In article <707bd891-8a0f-44ae-86a6-6b9148c1f7bd@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com>,
 <badluck066@gmail.com> wrote:
>Is there a way to make a standalone application using the Matlab
>Engine to work on another computer that doesn't have Matlab ?

Yes.

>if yes
>What is neccessary to make it work ? DLL, anything ? thanks

The optional (extra-cost) Mathworks product "Matlab Compiler".
http://www.mathworks.com/products/compiler/
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                                              -- Walter Reisch

Ok, so it won't work if i compile it directly from the visual studio,
thanks for the help.
Will look into this.

In article <861b4aa1-52bd-41d2-93d9-ce5516a9f4d5@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>,
 <badluck066@gmail.com> wrote:
>Ok, so it won't work if i compile it directly from the visual studio,

Nope. If you were using Unix you could use engOpen() passing in the
hostname of the system that had Matlab. However, you are using Windows XP
and on MS Windows the startcmd argument must be NULL.

  On Windows systems, engOpen opens a COM channel to MATLAB. This
  starts the MATLAB software that was registered during installation.
  If you did not register during installation, on the command line you
  can enter the command:

  matlab /regserver


*Possibly* you would be able to register a remote matlab as a
"Remote Out-of Process Server" -- the documentation indicates that in
general Matlab supports such servers through COM objects, but I don't
know enough about the technology or how Matlab uses it to know whether
a you can link to a remote Matlab that way.

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> matlab /regserver
>
> *Possibly* you would be able to register a remote matlab as a
> "Remote Out-of Process Server" -- the documentation indicates that in
> general Matlab supports such servers through COM objects, but I don't
> know enough about the technology or how Matlab uses it to know whether
> a you can link to a remote Matlab that way.
                              -- vitalfootball.co.uk

hmm so if i get it right :

To work, Matlab Engine absolutly need an installation of matlab
somewhere.
I probably can, connect to a matlab engine if i register it as a
"Remote Out-of Process Server" (I guess this will be slower)
Linux would be much simpler ( unfortunately i am stuck on widows )

Thanka lot for all the information.
You where very helpfull