Run a java program inside Matlab with a input file.

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Hi, I'm tring to run a java program from a matlab code. I already added the .jar file in the system static variables and I achived to lounch the progam. However I need to use a input file wrote inside matlab as a .txt file (or .dat dosen't matter). I'm using the system function:
system('java -jar mhclasses.jar');
system('java -jar javafoil.jar' );
where i can put the input file?

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Kojiro Saito
Kojiro Saito 2021-12-2
It depends on the jar files. Do your jar files allow input argments for a file?
You can check the jar input argments using "--help", possibly.
system('java -jar mhclasses.jar --help')
luigi ventre
luigi ventre 2021-12-2
nothing changes... I recive this message every time i run the script: 'no main manifest attribute, in mhclasses.jar'. The mhclasses.jar is a .jar file that i need to load to run javafoil.jar. On the user guide of this program (javafoil) looks like there is the possibility to run a main script (there are some exemple of java script to run)...
this is one of them:
//
// A simple JavaFoil example which creates a two element
// airfoil for downforce generation.
//
// switch to US country settings
Options.Country(0)
// create a cambered NACA airfoil for starting
Geometry.CreateAirfoil(0;61;15;30;6;40,000;0;0;1)
//
// create a copy of this first airfoil element to be used later
Modify.Select(1)
Modify.Duplicate()
// now select the first element again
Modify.Select(1)
// ... flip it upside down
Modify.Flip(25;0)
// ... scale it to 75%
Modify.Scale(75)
// ... rotate it 5 degrees trailing edge up around its nose (0;0)
Modify.Rotate(0;0;-5)
//
// now select the second element
Modify.Select(2)
// ... flip it upside down
Modify.Flip(25;0)
// ... scale this copy to 30%
Modify.Scale(30)
// ... move it back so that there is 5% overlap
Modify.Move(70.0;12)
// ...rotate it by 30 degrees around a point at (70%/12%)
Modify.Rotate(70;12;-30)
// finally: (THIS IS OMPORTANT!)
// select both elements again for all further analyses
// if only one element is selected on the modify card, only this element
// will be considered during the calculation of polars etc.!
Modify.Select(1;2)
// and move both elements up by 25% for ground clearance
// (note that the airfoil may not cross the y=0 line which is the ground
plane)
Modify.Move(0.0;25)
//
// switch ground effect simulation ON
Options.GroundEffect(1)
//
// prepare for analysis
Options.MachNumber(0)
Options.StallModel(0)
Options.TransitionModel(1)
Options.AspectRatio(0)
// velocity versus x/c should show no strong suction peaks in the
// nose region of 2nd element
Velocity.Analyze(0;0;1;0)
//
// polar for Re=500'000, alfa=-15 to +10 degrees
// with ground present a string suction force is generated
// (even for single element airfoils)
// therefore a Cl_min in the order of -5 to -6 can be seen.
Polar.Analyze(500000;500000;500000;-15;10;1;100;100;0;0)
//
// finally: export coordinates in XML format
Geometry.Save("Z:\groundforce-example.xml")
Onestly this is my first time with java....

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Kojiro Saito
Kojiro Saito 2021-12-7
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It might be better to read JavaFoil document.
I'm not familiar with JavaFoil, but it seems that "Script" option allows input files. If you want to input data.txt, try this.
!java.exe -cp "java\mhclasses.jar" -jar "java\javafoil.jar" Script="data.txt"
Alternatively, JavaFoil has embedded sample java code in Embedding and you can use it in MATLAB.
javaFoilPath = "C:\Path\To\MH AeroTools\JavaFoil\java";
javaaddpath(fullfile(javaFoilPath, 'mhclasses.jar'))
javaaddpath(fullfile(javaFoilPath, 'javafoil.jar'))
import MH.JavaFoil.*;
jf = JavaFoil;
% Start JavaFoil embedding
jf.startEmbedded ;
jf.runScriptLine("Options.Country(0)");
% You can input using CreateAirfoil
%jf.runScriptLine("Geometry.CreateAirfoil(0,121,12,30,0.000,40.000,0,0,1)");
% It seems that you can input txt file
jf.runScriptLine("Geometry.Open('data.txt')")
jf.runScriptLine("Polar.Analyze(500000,500000,100000,-5,15,1,100,100,0,0)");
jf.runScriptLine("Polar.Save('polar.txt')"); % Save the result
% Close JavaFoil embedding
jf.exitEmbedded;
clear jf
Again, I'm not familiar with JavaFoil, and it is rather JavaFoil specific question than MATLAB, so if you have further question, I think it's better to ask in JavaFoil community.

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luigi ventre
luigi ventre 2021-12-7
you have perfectly answered to my question eaven if you are not practise! thaks!!
I was looking for a method to use javafoil on matlab and save the polars.

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