Want to put my matlab gui (made from GUIDE) on a website so people can use it?

Hi guys,

I have created a simple GUI interface where users input 3 variables into a textbox and hit a 'plot' button which renders a 3d surface of certain equations based on those variables.

I know I can create a .exe of this GUI interface from matlab, but what I would love is to have this or something like this on a website where users can go to "www.3dcalc.org" and be able to use my interface?

Please advise what I should do. Thanks.

[Merged from duplicate question]

Hi guys,

I am desperately trying to find a way to put matlab interface on a website like what is given in the example here:

http://blogs.mathworks.com/community/2008/02/25/interactive-web-pages-in-matlab-part-3/

Is it possible that I can go to www.abcd.com and then be presented with a few inputs, a calculate button, and then on the right side I see a plot based on the inputs?

Thanks!

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You need to read through your license file in detail about this. It is legal to make compiled executables available to the public in such a manner, but if I recall correctly, you need to have compiled on a system that uses a Floating Network License (the most expensive variety of license.)

[Walter Roberson]

Yes it is possible. Did you read the license terms to find out whether you can afford to do it?

[Jackie Zheng]

Is it possible to go into detail on how to do so?