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[[SMath Studio Enterprise]], when properly licensed, supports integration with other applications via | [[SMath Studio Enterprise]], when properly licensed, supports integration with other applications. It may be achieved via command line interface of [[SMath Studio Enterprise]] or via [[Calculation Service]]. First option is enough if one time calculation is needed. It is performed by the following call: | ||
<nowiki>SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent</nowiki> | |||
[[Calculation Service]] is a more powerful way. You may load it once and perform several calculations without loading/unloading the whole engine over and over again. Running multiple [[Calculation Service|Calculation Services]] simultaneously is also supported. | |||
[[Category:Manual]] | [[Category:Manual]] |
Latest revision as of 13:11, 21 August 2024
SMath Studio Enterprise, when properly licensed, supports integration with other applications. It may be achieved via command line interface of SMath Studio Enterprise or via Calculation Service. First option is enough if one time calculation is needed. It is performed by the following call:
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent
Calculation Service is a more powerful way. You may load it once and perform several calculations without loading/unloading the whole engine over and over again. Running multiple Calculation Services simultaneously is also supported.