Course Highlights
This one-day course focuses on using MATLAB Compiler and MATLAB Builder JA (for Java language). Through hands-on examples and exercises, the course explores building Java applications and Web applications that incorporate MATLAB® code and creating standalone applications from MATLAB code. Topics include:

• Deployment options
• MATLAB Compiler
• Integrating MATLAB code with Java applications
• Java components with inputs and outputs
• Java component interface considerations
• Web deployment

Course Objectives
The aim of the course is to provide basic knowledge for participants to use MATLAB Complier and MATLAB Builder JA effectively.

Duration
1 day

Prerequisites
Attended "Comprehensive MATLAB" or equivalent experience wth MATLAB basic working and knowledge of the Java programming language .

Course Outline

Deployment Options
Objective: Become familiar with various deployment options using MATLAB Compiler and compiler-based tools.

• Application Deployment Process
• Builder Products Overview
• MATLAB Builder EX
• MATLAB Builder NE
• MATLAB Builder JA
• Compiler Architecture Components
• Desktop Deployment Components and Workflow
• Web Deployment Components

MATLAB Compiler
Objective: Use Deployment Tool to create standalone executable from MATLAB files.

• Configuring the Environment
• Building Standalone Executable
• Handling Inputs
• Handling GUI Wrappers
• Packaging the Application
• Desktop Deployment Components
• MATLAB Compiler Runtime (MCR)

Integrating MATLAB® Code with Java Applications
Objective: Build a Java software component from MATLAB code and incorporate the component into a Java application.

• The Build Process
• Writing and Testing MATLAB Code
• Creating a MATLAB based Java Component
• Building the Java Component
• Writing the Java Application
• Importing the MATLAB based Component
• Building and Running the Java Application

Java Components with Inputs and Outputs
Objective: Incorporate MATLAB based Java components that send/receive inputs and outputs to/from a Java application.

• Java Component Input/Output
• Building the Java Component
• Using MWArrays for Input
• Navigating the Javadoc for MWArrays
• Creating and Using MWNumericArrays
• Creating and Using MWCharArrays
• Using MWArrays for Output
• Building/Running the Java Application
• Working with Other Data Types

Java Component Interface Considerations
Objective: Apply commonly-used features such as variable inputs and outputs as well as error handling.

• Interface Features
• Building the Java Component
• Variable Input and Output Arguments
• The MWException Class
• Memory Management
• Understanding the MCR
• Building/Running the Java Application

Web Deployment