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1 Getting Started
What Is MATLAB Builder for Java?
MATLAB Builder for Java (also called Java Builder) is an extension to
MATLAB Compiler. Use Java Builder to w rap MATLAB functions into one
or more Java classes that make up a Java compon ent, or package. Each
MATLAB function is encapsulated as a method of a Java class and can be
invoked from w ithin a Java application.
When you package and distribute the a pplication to your users, you must
include supporting files generated by Java Builder as well as the MATLAB
Component Runtime (MCR), which is provided by the product. Your users do
not have to purchase and install MATLAB.
Note MATLAB Builder for Java is also referred to in this documentation as
Java Builder, for ease of use.
Support for MATLAB Features in Java
Java Builder provides robust data conversion, indexing, and array formatting
capabili ties to preserve the flexi bility of MATLAB when called from Java
code. To support the MATLAB data types, Jav a Builder provides the
MWArray
class hierarchy. You can use MWArray and other Java class members in your
application to convert native arrays to MATLAB arrays and vice versa. Java
Builder also provides automatic data conversion for passing arguments that
are Java types.
Known Issue in Data Returned by toArray
Referencing S parse Format
There is a known issue where the data returned by calling toArray on a
MWNumericArray or MWLogicalArray object that references a M ATLAB array
stored in sparse format may be incorrect or corrupted. If this use case applies
to your work, see “Version 1.0 (R2006b) MATLAB Builder for Java” in the
Release Notes for a link to information and a patch to fix this problem.
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