MATLAB Runtime Server

Adapting the Design for Runtime Execution

Although amortsched is a simple application, its files incorporate several adaptations for Runtime Server execution:

• The figure command in amortsched.m includes the 'Menubar','none' specification. This deactivates the GUI's default menus, as discussed in Preventing Command Window Input/Output.
• The application requires no input from the command window and sends no output to the command window. It uses a dialog box to display errors.
• The figure window definition in amortsched.m specifies a CloseRequestFcn. Since the Amort Sched 1.0 window is the top-level GUI figure window, its Close button exits the application.

Note    The code that the CloseRequestFcn executes avoids quitting MATLAB when commercial MATLAB is not in runtime emulation mode. Logic such as close('force','Amort Sched 1.0') % Close the GUI window. if isruntime, exit, end conveniently prevents you from having to restart MATLAB many times while your application is in an early development stage.

Overview of the Application

Organizing Files and Managing Startup Tasks