Currently loaded Web Math Applications

Description	XML File
Present/future value (with dropdown list)	selecttest.xml
Exponential functions	exponential.xml
Present/future value (with action buttons)	button.xml
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus	area_defint.xml
Bioavailability applet	bioavailability.xml
Tangent Line (with dropdown list)	TanLineV.xml
Bioavailability applet	econ.xml
function, second derivative graphs (with dropdown list)	f_ddf.xml
Doubling/halving time	doublingBio.xml
Tangent Line (with dropdown list)	TanLine.xml
Random variables	randomvar.xml
Doubling/halving time	doubling.xml
function, derivative graphs (with dropdown list)	f_df.xml
function, derivative graphs (with dropdown list)	f_df_econ_scale.xml
Tangent Line #2 (with dropdown list)	tangentline2.xml
Tangent Line #1 (with dropdown list)	tangentline1.xml
Selection of rectangles from sample	randomrect.xml
function, second derivative graphs (with dropdown list)	callopt.xml
One-tail or two-tail test	onetwotail.xml
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus	ftc.xml
function, second derivative graphs (with dropdown list)	f_ddf_econ_scale.xml
Present/future value	futurevalue.xml
Normal probability distribution	normal.xml

Web math XML upload/preview

This feature allows users to

Modify an existing web math application or create a new one by editing an XML file
Upload the XML file to the server
Preview your web math application

To edit one of the existing web math applications, save the XML file on your local machine (links to the XML files are in the table above), and edit with your favorite text editor (e.g., emacs :-)

NEW: the WebMathEdit servlet now allows you upload your XML and preview your web math application in a single browser window, which contains two (resizable) frames. The top frame contains the controls for selecting the file name and the 'Preview' button. When you click on the 'Preview' button, the lower frame will be refreshed, and the preview of your web math application will be shown. The lower frame initially may contain the last web math application you were looking at or may contain the menu listing all web math applications. If there are XML errors, they will be displayed in the top frame, and you may need to scroll down, or resize the frame to view them.

A few notes:

COOKIES MUST BE ENABLED or none of this will work
I have not tested this on Netscape
Bug reports, suggestions etc. are welcome

The Web Math XML Definition

To be continued...in the meantime, look at the examples.

Last modified: Thu Nov 01 13:31:27 Eastern Standard Time 2001