Are you aware of a good way to connect a java based webapp with an APL implementation? I read about a wrapper component that can do it, by exposing implementations as web services. Besides that – is there anything else out there?
Thanks.
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Are you aware of a good way to connect a java based webapp with an APL implementation? I read about a wrapper component that can do it, by exposing implementations as web services. Besides that – is there anything else out there?
Thanks.
Sorry for delay in answering but I’ve not notification of your post from StackOverflow.
Dyalog APL has not a tight integration with Java as IBM APL2.
Unfortunately the Java APL2 inteface is not portable to Dyalog APL that has, instead, a strong integration in the Microsoft .NET architecture.
Maybe you should make a wrapper to pass data to/from a java piece of code but, in my experience, I would not recommend this approach especially if you are developing software for a client.
Finally could be that using Microsoft Java programming languages (Visual J# or J++) you can found some “bridge” among .NET and JVM architectures (e.g. parameters passing).