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J/Link is a toolkit that integrates Mathematica and Java.
It lets you call Java from Mathematica in a completely transparent way,
and it lets you use and control the Mathematica kernel from a Java program.
Mathematica developers at Wolfram Research and elsewhere make
heavy use of J/Link as a convenient way to extend the functionality
of Mathematica, and also to embed Mathematica inside other
applications.
Wolfram Workbench provides a significant amount of support
for developing J/Link applications.
- Wizards to create projects that mix Mathematica and Java using the J/Link Toolkit
- Error markers in Mathematica when Java classes cannot be found
- Find Definition from Mathematica to the corresponding Java class
- Launching of Mathematica and J/Link from within Workbench allowing debugging of both Mathematica and Java at the same time
Download a sample J/Link
project that
provides real-time device interaction with Mathematica.
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