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href="/webMathematica/Resources/XSL/mathml.xsl"?>
Integrate Result
MSPPageOptions[ "ContentType" > "text/xml"];
res = Null;
If[ MSPValueQ[ $$fun],
fun = MSPToExpression[ $$fun];
int = Integrate[ fun, x];
If[ Head[int ] === Integrate, int = "Unknown"]] ;
Integration of a function, formatting into MathML.
| Function | Integral |
MSPFormat[ fun,
MathMLForm] |
MSPFormat[ int,
MathMLForm] |
This uses the MathML stylesheet, which here is assumed to be installed in the webMathematica web application in
the directory XSL. The output content type is set to text/xml, and the necessary computation in Mathematica is
carried out.
When this example works, it might be interesting to use the View Source menu of your browser. It should be noted
how the MathML flows naturally with the XHTML. Also note how the document does not state the physical size of
each mathematical expression. This is very useful because the size will only be known accurately when the docu
ment is rendered in the browser.
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