JavaPackage Integration

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WithMATLAB Compiler SDK™, integrating compiled MATLAB functions into a Java application involves using a combination of APIs that initializeMATLAB Runtime, load the compiled MATLAB functions intoMATLAB Runtime, and manage the data that passes between the Java and MATLAB.

Java packages and applications provide portable and scalable solutions for applications in large-scale enterprise or web environments. You can deploy generated packages to enterprise or web environments whereMATLAB Runtimeis installed.

Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) is a set of APIs that enable Java objects to invoke objects in a different Java virtual machine (JVM). Use RMI to develop client-server applications, distributed applications, and web applications. For such applications, only the portions of the application that directly invoke MATLAB functions requireMATLAB Runtime. The other portions of the application can work with native Java data types.

Functions

`compiler.build.javaPackage`	CreateJavapackage for deployment outsideMATLAB
`compiler.build.JavaPackageOptions`	Options for buildingJavapackages
`mcrinstaller`	Display version and location information forMATLABRuntimeinstaller corresponding to current platform
`mcrversion`	ReturnMATLABRuntimeversion number that matchesMATLABversion

Java API Documentation

MWArray

waitForFigures

Topics

Requirements and Highlights

Requirements and Limitations of MATLAB Compiler SDK Java Target
Refer to the software requirements for usingMATLAB Compiler SDKto create Java packages.
Configure Your Java Environment for Generating Packages
Configure the Java environment for compiling MATLAB code and developing Java applications.
How MATLAB Compiler SDK Java Integration Works
Learn how theMATLAB Compiler SDKJava handles data.
Programming Interfaces Generated by MATLAB Compiler SDK
Learn about the function signatures created to handle MATLAB methods.

Create and Integrate withJava

Generate Java Package and Build Java Application
Create a Java package in MATLAB and implement it with sample Java code.

Sample Applications

Integrate Simple MATLAB Function Into Java Application
Learn how to integrate a MATLAB generated Java package into a Java application.
Display MATLAB Plot in Java Application
Build a Java application that displays a MATLAB plot.
Create Java Phone Book Application Using Structure Array
Encapsulate a MATLAB function that modifies a structure array containing phone numbers.
Create Java Application with Multiple MATLAB Functions
Implement a signal analyzer application that incorporates multiple functions using dependency analysis.
Assign Multiple MATLAB Functions to Java Class
Create a Java package containing multiple functions to implement a matrix math program.
Use MATLAB Class in Java Application
Use object-oriented design to deploy a MATLAB class in a Java package.
Pass Java Objects to MATLAB
Build a Java package that applies optimization routines to objective functions using theMWJavaObjectRefclass.
Block Console Display When Creating Figures in Java
UsewaitForFiguresin a console-based Java application that generates MATLAB figures.

Data Management

Convert Data Between Java and MATLAB
See guidelines on how to convert data between Java and MATLAB.
Rules for Data Conversion Between Java and MATLAB
是指将Java类型转换为马的规则TLAB types.
Manage MATLAB Resources in JVM
Properly create and dispose of MATLAB data in your code.
Render MATLAB Image Data in Java
See techniques to work effectively with figure and image data in your code.
Specify Parallel Computing Toolbox Profile in Java Application
Specify profile information for Parallel Computing Toolbox™ applications.

Deployment Considerations

Define Embedding and Extraction Options for Deployable Java Archive
Manage deployable archive embedding and extraction behavior using either the MWComponentOptions class or environment variables.
Ensure Multiplatform Portability for Java
Ensure platform independence in your compiled MATLAB code.
Limitations on Multiple Packages in Single Java Application
Learn the data types that cannot be shared across Java packages.

Remote Method Invocation

Remote Method Invocation for Client-Server Applications
Learn how RMI allows you to run separate processes on multiple machines.
Run Client and Server Using RMI
Try an example using RMI with a client and server.
Represent Native Java Cell and Struct Arrays
See an example illustrating the use of native Java cell and struct arrays.

TroubleshootingJavaPackages

Common Failure Messages
Common error messages during Java package integration and possible workarounds.