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Authors: Steve Dugaro (CECM) and Konrad Polthier (TU-Berlin)

JavaView, JavaViewLib and Maple could all stand to make improvements in order to fully exploit the potential for web based modeling and presentation . The bidirectional capabilities could be refined to allow for one to procedurally generate initial models in Maple, manipulate and refine the models in JavaView and import them back into the recognized format of Maple worksheets.

JavaviewLib still needs to incorporate colour information into its xml export, and full Maple worksheet conversion would be the logical next step. Ideally, Maple itself would be able to act as a mathematics engine for third party software applications. The implementation of JavaviewLib could have been nicely incorporated into JavaView itself had the Maple software provided an application programmer's interface such as Mathematica's JLink. The present prototype aims to demonstrate substantial functionality in absence of such an interface.