| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Class1Remote |
The
Class1Remote class provides a Java RMI-compliant interface to the
M-functions from the files:
C:\\Users\\Ina\\Desktop\\Jan\\Test_MATLAB_JAR\\GUI_Test\\GUI_Test.m
C:\\Users\\Ina\\Desktop\\Jan\\Test_MATLAB_JAR\\GUI_Test\\GUI_Test_export.m
The Class1Remote.dispose() method must be called on a Class1Remote
instance when it is no longer needed to ensure that native resources allocated by this
class are properly freed, and the server-side proxy is unexported. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Class1 |
The
Class1 class provides a Java interface to the M-functions
from the files:
C:\\Users\\Ina\\Desktop\\Jan\\Test_MATLAB_JAR\\GUI_Test\\GUI_Test.m
C:\\Users\\Ina\\Desktop\\Jan\\Test_MATLAB_JAR\\GUI_Test\\GUI_Test_export.m
The Class1.dispose() method must be called on a Class1 instance
when it is no longer needed to ensure that native resources allocated by this class
are properly freed. |
| GUI_TestMCRFactory |
INTERNAL USE ONLY
|
This package was created using MATLAB Builder JA. The classes included in this package are wrappers around M functions which were used when compiling this package in MATLAB. These classes have public methods that provide access to the M functions used by MATLAB Builder JA during compilation.
NOTE: Creating the first instance of one of the classes from this package is more time consuming than creating subsequent instances since the native libraries from the MCR get loaded the first time; the subsequent instances of classes are created more quickly since they use the already loaded native libraries.
GUI_Test package will only work with the javabuilder.jar file included with MCR version 8.3.NOTE: com.mathworks.toolbox.javabuilder.MWArray is one of many data
conversion classes provided in javabuilder.jar. MWArray is an abstract class representing a
MATLAB array. Each MATLAB array type has a corresponding concrete class type in the
MWArray class hierarchy. The public methods that represent M functions, for the classes
of GUI_Test package, can take instances of these concrete classes as
input. These methods can also take native JAVA primitive or array types as input. These native
types get converted to appropriate MWArray types using data conversion rules provides by
MATLAB Builder JA e.g a JAVA primitive type double gets converted into an instance of
MWNumericArray (a subclass of MWArray)