A matlab program in a website

Hi, i would love to develop a matlab program that could be use in a website. I am following this steps: 1) Make the GUI program 2) Use the Matlab Compiler SDK in order to get the file.jar 3) Through some java compiler, get the file.jsp (with netbeans, i suppose) 4) Upload the file.jsp to the web

Until now, i have done with succes the first two step, but i don´t know if the last two steps are ok or not? Could someone say to me if this procces is ok or tell me about a guide? I have found some guides about this topic, but their links are obsolete such as: ´´MATLAB® Compiler SDK™ Web Example Guide``

Thanks, in advanced.

Answer 1

[Sean de Wolski]

This is the primary purpose of the MATLAB production server. The front end would not be developed in MATLAB, but the algorithms would be and the web front end would call into the production server when it needs MATLAB computations.

http://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab-production-server/features.html

Answer 2

[Yair Altman]

I am currently developing a commercial product called AppReflector: Matlab users will run their Matlab GUI program on the server, and the AppReflector program would automatically convert the resulting server-side GUI into interactive client-side browser GUI (including controls and graphs). The browser will reflect the GUI application that runs on the server, hence the name "AppReflector".

Contact me for details if you or anyone else are interested.

Yair Altman

http://UndocumentedMatlab.com

altmany (at) gmail