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Building Interactive Simulations in Web Pages without Programming.

J Mailen Kootsey¹, Grant McAuley, Julie Bernal

¹Member, IEEE, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, 201 Mortensen, School of Medicine, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA 92350 USA (phone: 909-558-7454; fax: 909-558-7916;

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This study introduces NumberLinX (NLX), a Java-based software system enabling rapid, code-free creation of interactive web simulations and numerical calculations. The system facilitates diverse applications, including data collection and network collaboration.

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Area of Science:

Computational Science
Software Engineering
Web Development

Background:

Interactive simulations and numerical calculations are crucial for scientific research and education.
Existing methods for integrating such tools into web pages often require significant coding expertise.
There is a need for user-friendly systems that simplify the creation of dynamic web-based computational tools.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel software system for building interactive web simulations and numerical calculations.
To demonstrate a code-free approach to integrating complex computational models into web pages.
To highlight the system's flexibility for applications beyond basic calculations.

Main Methods:

Development of a Java-based software architecture named NumberLinX (NLX).
Creation of a library of reusable objects encapsulating simulation functions.
Integration of NLX objects into a commercial web design program.
Implementation of a wizard-like utility for model description and editing.

Main Results:

The NumberLinX system allows for the rapid construction of interactive simulations without requiring users to write code.
Reusable NLX objects streamline the development process.
The system enables coding-free page construction through integration with web design tools.

Conclusions:

The NumberLinX system significantly lowers the barrier to creating interactive web-based simulations.
The modular, object-oriented architecture promotes reusability and ease of development.
The system supports a broad spectrum of applications, including remote data processing and network collaboration.