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Getting Started

There are basically two ways for communication of JavaView and webMathematica:

1. Call JavaView from an MSP script

   Here you do not need any knowledge of Java. You just use the additional webMathematica command MSPJavaView, i.e.

   <%Mathlet MSPJavaView[Plot3D[Sin[x*y],{x,0,10}, {y,0,10}]] %>

   This gives you the possibility to use JavaView as a viewer for Mathematica Plot or Animations (cp. examples Plotting Graphics and Generate Animation) and you can use pre-made JavaView projects (cp Polyhedron Explorer).

   Additional information:
   A simple MSP script using MSPJavaView
   How to include the additional webMathematica command MSPJavaView into your MSP.m file.
   

2. Communicate with a Mathematica server from a JavaView applet.

   For people with a little knowledge in Java this should be the preferred way, because this gives you more possibilities and is more convenient. For example, you can load a new Mathematica plot without reloading the hole page.

   Additional information:
   There is a tutorial on how to use the JavaView class library.
   To get the sources of the examples on this page, send me an email.