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webMathematica User Guide
webMathematica is a web server version of Mathematica. It allows you to build websites with interactive calculations and visualizations driven by Mathematica. It is a key way to deliver technical computing solutions in a networked environment.

Applications

  1. XML
  1. Introduction to XML
  1. XML Compliance
  1. Mathematica Support for XML
  1. webMathematica XML Applications
  1. MathML
  1. Embedding MathML in Web Documents
  1. XHTML
  1. XHTML and MathML
  1. Rendering XHTML and MathML Documents
  1. Generating MathML from webMathematica
  1. MathML Integrate Example
  1. SVG
  1. Plotting with SVG
  1. SVG Animations
  1. HTML Formatting
  1. The HTML Functions
  1. HTMLTableForm
  1. HTMLFormat
  1. HTMLSelect
  1. HTMLCheckBox
  1. webMathematica Examples
  1. Table Formatting
  1. Select Formatting
  1. Interactive Web Tools
  1. Example: SliderPlot.jsp
  1. Underlying Technology and Limitations
  1. Using Java APIs
  1. Server APIs
  1. Other Java APIs
  1. Data Loading and Computation
  1. File I/O
  1. HTTP Upload
  1. Database Connectivity
  1. Web Services
  1. Data Examples
  1. Loading Data: Load.jsp
  1. Uploading Data: Upload.jsp
  1. Session Storage of Data: Session.jsp
  1. Database Connections: Database.jsp
  1. Mathematica Packages and Applications
  1. Loading Packages
  1. Writing Packages
  1. Installing Packages
  1. webMathematica Applications
  1. $BaseDirectory
  1. $UserBaseDirectory
  1. The Script Directory
  1. $TopDirectory
  1. Absolute Filename
  1. Extended Page Language
  1. Expression Language
  1. Standard Tags
  1. if
  1. set
  1. choose/when/otherwise
  1. Queuing of Long Calculations
  1. Interacting with the Queue
  1. The Job Queue
  1. Lifetime of a Queued Request
  1. Organizing and Configuring a Queued Pool
  1. Alternative Server Technologies
  1. JavaServer Pages
  1. PHP
  1. PDF Documents
  1. Generating a Mathematica Notebook
  1. Converting to PostScript
  1. Converting PostScript to PDF
  1. Creating PDF Example
  1. Returning General Content
  1. Direct Return
  1. MSPReturn
  1. MSPURLStore
  1. AJAX
  1. Time Example
  1. HTML Example
  1. Web Services and XML Exchange
  1. Web Services
  1. Informal Web Services
  1. AJAX Example
  1. Mathematica SOAP Client
  1. webMathematica SOAP Services
  1. Echo Example
  1. Plot Example
  1. Excel Example
  1. Type Specification
  1. Simple Data Types
  1. Date and Time Data
  1. Binary Data
  1. SchemaExpr
  1. SchemaMathML
  1. Arrays
  1. Errors and Exceptions
  1. Security
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