- (UNIX)
VNI_DIR/jwave-3_0
- (Windows)
VNI_DIR\jwave-3_0
VNI_DIR is the main Visual Numerics installation directory.
TIP: Because the server and client-side components of a JWAVE system are closely related, developers must coordinate their efforts. We recommend that all JWAVE developers (client and server developers) read the introductory chapters, Chapter 1, JWAVE System Introduction and Chapter 2, The Generic JWAVE Applet, to get an overview of JWAVE. Also, you can refer to Appendix F, Glossary for general information about JWAVE.
TIP: It is helpful for server-side developers to understand how parameters and data are set in client applications before being sent to the server. In particular, be familiar with the Java methods that are used to set parameters in client applications. You can find information on these methods in Chapter 3, JWAVE Client Development.
VNI_DIR/jwave-3_0
VNI_DIR\jwave-3_0
VNI_DIR is the main Visual Numerics installation directory.
This manual covers the following topics:
Chapter 1: JWAVE System Introduction
Describes the client/server architecture of a JWAVE system and gives an example JWAVE application and JWAVE wrapper.Chapter 2: The Generic JWAVE Applet
Uses a simple example to demonstrate how to use JWAVE for publishing PV-WAVE graphics on a Web page.
Chapter 3: JWAVE Client Development Explains how parameters and data are passed from the client and retrieved from the server.
Chapter 4: JWAVE Graphics Describes the JWaveView class for returning graphics to the client.
Chapter 5: JWAVE Server Development Describes development of JWAVE wrapper functions.
Chapter 6: Managing Data Describes the use of JWAVE data proxies.
Chapter 7: Using JWAVE Beans Explains how to use and develop JWAVE Beans.
Chapter 8: JWAVE Server Configuration Explains the installation directory structures for the client and the server, how to start and stop the JWAVE Manager, and how to configure and test the server.
Appendix A: JWAVE Wrapper API Describes the JWAVE component functions that are used in JWAVE wrappers.
Appendix B: JWAVE Convenience Wrappers Describes the JWAVE convenience wrapper functions.
Appendix C: Keyword and Named Color Parameters Describes the keywords and parameters that can be used with JWAVE convenience wrappers.
Appendix D: HTTP Configuration File Describes a configuration file used to configure the JWAVE HTTP Web server.
Appendix E: JWAVE Bean Tools Reference Describes the input parameters and customizer features for JWAVE Beans Tools.
Appendix F: Glossary Defines JWAVE terms and concepts.
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