Re: Mathematica to Java made easier

[Miles Parker]

Cool..of course, they make their money off of Mathematica licenses (at $1000+ a 
pop!), so they probably figure anything to get more people using it is all good.

>Just thought this might be of interest:
>
>I just grabbed a beta and free (as in costs no
>money) version of JLink, a new product from Mathematica that
>allows for easy two way communcation between a Java program
>and Mathematica. Previous solutions, such as MathLink were
>costly, proprietary, and in C (of course JLink may not cost
>$0 for long either).
>
>The URL:
>
>http://www.wolfram.com/news/jlink.html 
>
>One interesting feature is the ability to display images
>(equations, graphs etc.) rendered by the Mathematica kernel
>in a Java window. Although I haven't quite worked out the
>details yet this means that one could  in theory feed data
>from a JavaSwarm program to the kernel, perform some
>analysis and manipulation and incorporate the output (e.g.
>3D parametric plots) in a Java GUI window.
>
>Benedikt
>
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Miles T. Parker
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