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Key Features

Backed by the Full Power of Maple

  • Over 5000 high-level mathematical and graphical routines.
  • A sophisticated mathematical programming language.
  • Technical document environment with interactive user interface components.

Interactive Web Browser Applications

  • Supports a full range of graphical interface components, such as buttons, slider bars, dials, gauges, menus, file browsers, and more.
  • Create interactive web content. Users can enter mathematical expressions using standard mathematical notation by using a built-in 2-D equation editor. The expressions are evaluated by Maple, calculations performed based on those values, and results displayed in standard mathematical notation.
  • Using the mouse, plots can be explored through zooming, rotating, and panning. Playback controls are available for animations.
  • Web content is accessible from browsers on desktops and mobile devices, such as iPads and smartphones. MapleNet automatically detects that it is being accessed from a mobile device and adapts the display according to the device capabilities.
  • Easy publishing of Maple documents and Maplet applications by simply placing the Maple files on the MapleNet server. No web programming is required.
  • Includes tools for developing Java applets and Java Server Page (JSP) content for web applications.
  • To simplify the creation of static technical web content, MapleNet can be used to embed high quality images of plots and mathematical expressions in standard HTML web pages, without the need for any special programming, plug-ins, or managing numerous image files.
Web Services Applications
  • Applications can be written in any language that supports integrated web services through the standard Web Services Description Language (WSDL), including .NET, JSP, Perl, and PHP. Using this interface, mathematical services are accessible on your web site and from your desktop and mobile applications.
  • Client applications can pass Maple expressions to the MapleNet server for evaluation. Results can be mathematical expressions or plots, which are passed back to the application where they can form part of a new calculation or be displayed on a web page.
  • MapleNet supports the Symbolic Computation Software Composability Protocol (SCSCP) framework, which promotes interoperability with special-purpose computer algebra systems. 

IInfrastructure and Administration

  • End users are not required to have knowledge of Maple or a Maple license on their computers.
  • MapleNet’s mathematical computations can be distributed across multiple servers, so a large number of users can run MapleNet applications simultaneously and quickly.
  • As your organization grows, MapleNet expands as well, supporting the growth through additional servers.
  • Load-balanced dispatch of users across a cluster of MapleNet servers ensures constant and reliable responsiveness and stability as your enterprise grows.
  • The ability to set a CPU resource limit guarantees that all computation commands entered are controlled within the constraints you set.
  • Configurable to any desired level of security.