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The diagram below demonstrates how the JMSL Numerical Library brings advanced numerical computation to Java™ in a Web environment.
JMSL Numerical Library Architecture Using a Web Server
The JMSL Numerical Library can be used for programming on the Web tier. Results are computed and then sent to the browser in the form of text (HTML) or images (PNG). Typically, the JMSL Numerical Library on a Web server would be used with Java Servlets and/or Java Server Pages (JSP). However, it can also be used with other Java-based Web frameworks.
The HttpSession is used to hold the state of a session between calls to the Web server by a particular browser. It is a standard part of a J2EE Web server. Its use is optional.
 
To illustrate how the JMSL Numerical Library can be used in standalone or Web environments, select any of the architecture pages below.
JMSL for Standalone Applications >>
JMSL Using an Applet >>
JMSL Using Java Web Start >>
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JMSL Numerical Library Architecture >>
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