webapps-setup

Set up MATLAB Web App Server from command line on Windows, Linux, and macOS systems

Since R2020a

Syntax

webapps-setup

webapps-setup [--version | -v]

webapps-setup [--help | -h]

Description

webapps-setup sets up the MATLAB^® Web App Server™ for use on the current machine.

webapps-setup [--version | -v] returns the version of MATLAB Web App Server installed.

webapps-setup [--help | -h] returns command-line help.

Examples

Set Up MATLAB Web App Server

To set up the server, at the system command line, type:

webapps-setup

This utility registers the MATLAB Web App Server services with the operating system.

MATLAB Web App Server requires registering two services for security purposes:
- A service to run the server
- A service to run the apps

As what user do you want to run the server service? The default user is: MwWebAppServerR2023b. >

As what user do you want to run the apps service? The default user is: MwWebAppWorkerR2023b. >

The following compatible MATLAB Runtime(s) were found on this system in the default installation location:
C:\Program Files\MATLAB\MATLAB Runtime\R2023b

Are these the MATLAB Runtime(s) you want MATLAB Web App Server to use [y]/n?y
MATLAB Web App Server services have been successfully registered.

To start the server, execute: webapps-start
To change the server configuration, execute: webapps-config

Get Version of MATLAB Web App Server

To get the version of server that is installed, at the system command line, type:

webapps-setup --version

MATLAB Web App Server (R2020a Release)

You can get the same information by using the abbreviated form of the syntax.

webapps-setup -v

Get Command-Line Help

To get help, at the system command line, type:

webapps-setup --help

Usage:
  webapps-setup -h [ --help ]       Display this help message
  webapps-setup -v [ --version ]    Display the version of MATLAB Web App Server
  webapps-setup                     Setup MATLAB Web App Server

You can get the same information by using the abbreviated form of the syntax.

webapps-setup -h

Version History

Introduced in R2020a