Introduction

Why Use Mathematica in a Web Site?

Why a Web Interface?

Areas of Use for webMathematica

webMathematica Technology

webMathematica 2.3 New Features

webMathematica 2.2 New Features

webMathematica 2.1 New Features

webMathematica 2.0 New Features

Installation

Setting up a Servlet Container

Installing and Configuring Mathematica

Installing the webMathematica Web Application

Configuring for the X Window System (Unix only)

Upgrading from webMathematica 2.2

Optional Further Configuring

Testing

Basic Examples

Hello.jsp

Working with Variables: Variables.jsp

MSP Functions: Expand.jsp

Graphics: Plot.jsp

Typeset Images: Integrate.jsp

Live 3D Plotting: Plot3DLive.jsp

Getting Messages: Messages.jsp

Returning General Content: Content.jsp

Applets: TextApplet.jsp

JavaScript: PlotScript.jsp

Setting Variables: SetBasic.jsp

Getting Variables: GetBasic.jsp

Interacting with MSPs: IncludeMSP.jsp

Developing Your Own Pages

Tips and Tricks

Templates

Minimal Installation

Applications

XML

MathML

SVG

HTML Formatting

Using Java APIs

Data Loading and Computation

Mathematica Packages and Applications

Alternative Server Technologies

PDF Documents

Returning General Content

Advanced Topics

Variables

Security

Evaluation Formatting

Processing a JSP

Multiple Kernel Pools

Mapping URLs onto JSPs

Mathematica Initialization

Logging

The Kernel Monitor

Debugging webMathematica

Displaying Mathematics and Graphics

Including Static Files

Troubleshooting

Initial Checks

Specific Problems

Reporting Problems

Classic webMathematica Technology

Converting MSP Scripts to JSPs

Multiple Kernel Pools and MSP Scripts

Processing an MSP

Mapping URLs onto MSP Scripts

MSPs and Static Files

Example MSP Scripts

Appendix

Mathematica Function Reference

MSP Taglib Reference

Site Configuration

LiveGraphics3D

Dynamic HTML

MathML Technology

File Layout

Links