i am working in transfer of images between two computer . I don't know how to make connection between Matlab and visual studio . i used a visual basic for programming my controller. Can anyone tell the steps for doing this please?
A. H. Majeed Hello.
If this is to be deployed on a server somewhere, it might get a little fiddly.
However, if you simply have MatLab and VS running on your local machine (and I assume the web page is 'running' in VS as some kind of .Net app), you might want to consider this:
Create a directory that the web app drops files.
Set up a MatLab timer to regularly scan that directory for new images (let's just say once every second).
When you find an image, load it and do the comparison.
To communicate back to the web app, you can write out a text file with the same base name as the image and put whatever information you want in there. The web app could wait to receive this file before timing out.
Finally, MatLab either deletes the image file or moves it out of the way.
If you are deploying on a server, you won't be using Visual Studio, but the principle is pretty much the same. However, you will have compiled your MatLab application into an EXE using one of the rather expensive toolkits.
At this point you might want to question whether using a powerful tool like MatLab for basic image comparison (I read your other question on the comparison) is a good idea, when something like ImageMagick will do what you want. In fact, you can do an image comparison in Php, entirely removing the need to outsource the task to another process.
For extended help: https://www.mathworks.com/academia/students.html?s_tid=acb_stp
hi, look here https://www.mathworks.com/help/mps/dotnet/preparing-your-microsoft-visual-studio-environment.html https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/454296-can-i-use-microsoft-visual-studio-2019-with-matlab-r2019a-or-r2018b
It is possible to connect Matlab with Visual Studio, However you need to use MEX.
MATLAB® provides an API that uses modern C++ semantics and design patterns, the MATLAB Data API. MathWorks recommends that you create MEX functions with this API. For more information, see C++ MEX Applications.
More Information: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_external/creating-c-mex-files.html
A. H. Majeed Hello.
If this is to be deployed on a server somewhere, it might get a little fiddly.
However, if you simply have MatLab and VS running on your local machine (and I assume the web page is 'running' in VS as some kind of .Net app), you might want to consider this:
Create a directory that the web app drops files.
Set up a MatLab timer to regularly scan that directory for new images (let's just say once every second).
When you find an image, load it and do the comparison.
To communicate back to the web app, you can write out a text file with the same base name as the image and put whatever information you want in there. The web app could wait to receive this file before timing out.
Finally, MatLab either deletes the image file or moves it out of the way.
If you are deploying on a server, you won't be using Visual Studio, but the principle is pretty much the same. However, you will have compiled your MatLab application into an EXE using one of the rather expensive toolkits.
At this point you might want to question whether using a powerful tool like MatLab for basic image comparison (I read your other question on the comparison) is a good idea, when something like ImageMagick will do what you want. In fact, you can do an image comparison in Php, entirely removing the need to outsource the task to another process.
For extended help: https://www.mathworks.com/academia/students.html?s_tid=acb_stp
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