User`s guide

1 Getting Started
The .ctf is a component technology file, which is required to support
components that encapsulate MATLAB functions when running them on a
user machine that does not have the MATLAB desktop installed.
6 Test the component and rebuild it as needed.
You probably want t o test your component before using it in an a pplication
or before preparing it for use by others. After testing the component on
your development platform, you can reopen the project if necessary and
proceed to the next step.
7 Optionally,createapackagetodistribute the component and the required
files to dev elopers. This step is necessary on ly if you want to m ake
the component available to o ther application developers on a different
development machine.
Note On Windows platforms, the Deployment Tool creates a self-extracting
executable. On non-Windows platforms, the package is a
.zip file rather
than a self-extracting executable.
8 Save the project.
Java Builder saves the project in a
.prj file.
Using the Command-Line Interface
You can use the MATLAB command-line interface (or the operating system
command line) instead of the GUI to create Java objects. Do this by issuing
the
mcc command with options. If you use mcc, y ou do not create a project.
Note See the MATLAB Compiler documentation for a complete description
of the
mcc command and its options.
Thefollowingtableprovidesanoverviewofsomemcc options related to
creating Java components, along with syntax and examples of their usage.
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