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mphgeom(model) for JavaAPI

Posted 05.11.2012, 13:12 GMT-5 Interfacing Version 4.3a 3 Replies

Matthias Juettner
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Hi everyone,
does anyone know the name of the function for the JavaAPI to displaying the geometry of a loaded model?

for matlab there is one called mphgeom(model), but I'm looking for the java.

Thanks a lot.
3 Replies Last Post 09.11.2012, 06:51 GMT-5
Matthias Juettner
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Posted: 1 decade ago 07.11.2012, 04:06 GMT-5
If you have any answer (also trivial once), I will warmly welcome it!
If you have any answer (also trivial once), I will warmly welcome it!
Mattia Montanari
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Posted: 1 decade ago 08.11.2012, 05:44 GMT-5
Hi Matthias,
I'm not sure, but probably the functions which begin with mph run only in Matlab. So in Java language you must write down your own mphgeom function.

You can find out if I'm right just checking the table2-1 in the API manual.

Mattia
Hi Matthias, I'm not sure, but probably the functions which begin with mph run only in Matlab. So in Java language you must write down your own mphgeom function. You can find out if I'm right just checking the table2-1 in the API manual. Mattia
Matthias Juettner
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Posted: 1 decade ago 09.11.2012, 06:51 GMT-5
Hi Mattia,
you are right, the mph-functions are designed for matlab. But usually there are equivalent functions for java as well. So my question is, if anyone has any idea how to display a loaded Model within a Java GUI (see Capter 7 in the API-reference for an example of a java gui)?
Any help would be nice.

Thanks
Hi Mattia, you are right, the mph-functions are designed for matlab. But usually there are equivalent functions for java as well. So my question is, if anyone has any idea how to display a loaded Model within a Java GUI (see Capter 7 in the API-reference for an example of a java gui)? Any help would be nice. Thanks

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