Re: Calling Mathematica from Java (Eclipse)
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- Subject: [mg130261] Re: Calling Mathematica from Java (Eclipse)
- From: debguy <johnandsara2 at cox.net>
- Date: Sat, 30 Mar 2013 04:08:36 -0400 (EDT)
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I have no idea about Eclipse. And you didn't post the text of the error or even which program complained. I do know it is best to use math (the Mathematica binary, no front end, the text interface for the kernel) if you can. Use mathlink <-> whatever <-> kernel <-> front-end, only if you simply cannot not do it :) If you use "library linkage" by talking to versionally released mathematic libs using versionally based java libs your likely to end up with a variety of errors for every upgrade and for many or too many customers - your asking for it. Your asking to need to release a product so quickly it's out at the time of a new mm release and lasts about as long as the mm release. Being Java with mathlink you might do better: but not certainly. There are many changes out and about in java , mm, and platforms these days.