Java spreadsheet and Matlab GUI Matlab script

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Java spreadsheet and Matlab GUI - Mix up Java swings with Matlab GUI and compile it Here's a simple example of conducting a custom GUI involving Java objects like spreadsheet, tree, split panel, tabpanel...The advantage of the example is that it is compilable with Matlab Compiler 4.What you have to do: unzip and add the TableSample.jar and TreeSample.jar in the classpath.txt fileThen run test_ihm_java.m this is the main prog, select a Column in the table , change properties and draw it...it is very simple.Wether you want to delve into the code you have to be comfortable with Java or you'll end up baffled. Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R2006b
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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