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Programming

To access a Java component built and packaged by M ATLAB Builder for

Java, you must first unpack and install components so you can use them on

a particular mach i ne.

Then you perform the following programming tasks:

Import Clas ses (p. 3-2)

How to reference the classes

Creating an Instance of the Class

(p. 3-3)

Sample code for instantiating a class

that encapsulates MATLAB code

Passing Arguments to and from Java

(p. 3-6)

How to match up data ty pes between

MATLAB and Java

Handling Errors (p. 3-19)

How to handle an error generated by

MATLAB

Managing Native Resources (p. 3-25)

Howtofreememoryusedbythe

MWArray data conversion classes

Handling Data Conversion Between

Java and MATLAB (p. 3-28)

Call signatures for passing

arguments and returning output

Note For conceptual information that might help you in approaching these

tasks, see C hapter 2, “Concepts”.

For examples of th ese tasks, see Chap ter 5, “Sample Applications (Java)”.

For information about deploying y our application after you complete these

tasks, see “How Does Component Deployment Work?” on page 2-11.

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