MATLAB® Builder™ JA (for Java™ language) 2.0.1

Product Description

• Introduction and Key Features
• Working with MATLAB® Builder™ JA
• Building and Packaging Components
• Accessing Components
• Deploying Java™ Components Based on MATLAB®

Working with MATLAB® Builder™ JA

Together, MATLAB, MATLAB Compiler, and MATLAB Builder JA enable you to develop applications using MATLAB and then deploy them as components in Java programs. You can use the high-level, matrix-optimized MATLAB language and built-in math, graphics, and data analysis functions to rapidly prototype, develop, and test your applications. Once the applications are complete, you can use the builder to automatically package them as Java classes and integrate them in Java applications.

The builder encrypts MATLAB code and wraps it in Java code that can be referenced as a standard Java class. You can integrate the Java class with existing Java code for desktop or Web deployment. By changing the application in MATLAB and then rebuilding the component, you can modify the MATLAB based component at any time.

To deploy your Java class, you first install the MCR (provided with MATLAB Compiler) on target machines. The MCR is the full set of shared libraries required for executing MATLAB based components. It provides complete support for all features of the MATLAB language and most related toolboxes.

Using MATLAB® Builder™ JA graphical user interface to convert the M-file plotfft.m into a Java™ component called SpectralAnalysis, with a class called Fourier. Click on image to see enlarged view.

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