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webMathematica è la scelta migliore per aggiungere elaborazioni interattive nel web. Grazie a questa tecnologia unica è possibile creare siti internet che permettono agli utilizzatori di calcolare e visualizzare i risultati direttamente dal web browser.

Basato sui software tecnici di calcolo leader mondiali e sulla più utilizzata tecnologia Java Serviet, webMathematica è completamente compatibile con Mathematica e con tutti i più recenti sistemi web dinamici.

webMathematica adds interactive calculations and visualization to websites by integrating Mathematica with the latest web server technology.

Client technologies such as JavaScript and Java applets work seamlessly with webMathematica. Generate and display graphics and visualizations dynamically. Adjust your calculations interactively. Use familiar web interface elements such as buttons, drop-down lists, and text fields to control computations. webMathematica custom tags integrate strongly with the standard Java web technologies Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages. Use sliders and otherdynamic features to adjust parameters and generate new results interactivity. Display output on the web page or create downloadable reports in PDF, notebook, or other formats. Use templates to give a consistent, professional appearance.

How is webMathematica different from Mathematica?

webMathematica and Mathematica have the same underlying engine, but they provide fundamentally different user interfaces and are aimed at different types of users.

webMathematica offers access to specific Mathematica applications through a web browser or other web clients. The standard interface provided requires little training to use effectively. In most cases, users neither have to be familiar with Mathematica nor need to know they are using Mathematica.

Similarly, webMathematica developers need only a basic knowledge of HTML and Mathematica to create complete, full-featured websites. Other technical programs require Java programming skills and only allow creation of small applets. Also, because webMathematica can access the full range of Mathematica's built-in computational abilities, developers don't need to work with extra code libraries.

In some sense, Mathematica is a development environment for webMathematica sites. As an example, you can work on code in Mathematica that models some physical process—code that can then be placed into a webMathematica site to enable others to run the model and use its results for their regular work.

webMathematica 3 implements revolutionary capabilities—including instant interactivity—for server-based web deployment. Included too are a range of enhancements for optimizing high-traffic sites.

Interactive Tools
webMathematica 3 replicates the automated instant interactivity Manipulate command for web pages. You can create web pages that contain various GUI features such as sliders, checkboxes, and popup menus, which control calculations. All of this is done with the same concise syntax provided by Manipulate.

Expression Language and Custom Tags
webMathematica 3 allows more-concise calls to Mathematica from web pages. It also contains a library with a number of useful tags that provide valuable tools, such as redirecting flow as the web page is generated.

Queuing System
webMathematica 3 has a new queuing system for long-running or asynchronous computation jobs.

Support for Wolfram Workbench
Wolfram Workbench provides a significant number of features that help accelerate the development of webMathematica content. webMathematica 3 integrates with Wolfram Workbench so that Mathematica code can be debugged as it runs in the server.

Web Services
webMathematica 3 enables you to provide REST and SOAP web services that use Mathematica.

New Logging System
A new, highly configurable logging system helps to track different types of errors and to identify problems so that they can be resolved easily.

Improved Kernel Monitor
The Kernel Monitor has been significantly improved. It has new code for monitoring memory usage, run time, concurrent requests, and Java objects, to help improve server reliability. It allows starting and stopping of individual kernel pools and canceling individual computations. Queued jobs are monitored for progress and errors.

Improved Kernel Interaction
webMathematica 3 interacts with the Mathematica kernel in improved ways. It launches kernels as soon as the server starts and launches all kernels in parallel, which helps improve server startup time. It also has a number of new configuration tools that can limit kernels' use of time and memory and improve server reliability. Kernels are automatically restarted in the background, so service remains uninterrupted.