Here, we have given you just a brief glimpse into some of the exciting updates to the Application Builder and COMSOL Server™. Simply double-click on the icon and your app will launch.Ĭreating a desktop shortcut for launching an app. Additionally, you can create desktop shortcuts for your apps. The Running Applications feature makes it easy for users to reconnect to the app, with the option of doing so using COMSOL Client or in a browser.

Worried about losing connection while using an app? No need. From a browser, you have the option to launch an app directly in COMSOL Client. And if you only have one app in your COMSOL Server™ library, you can configure it so that your app is launched right away when users log into COMSOL Server™. In COMSOL Server™, apps can be quickly launched, with the option to preload apps for faster launch and the default preload of the most recently launched apps. Running and Deploying Apps with COMSOL Server™ Forgot to add a certain element while designing your app? Editor Tools offer an easy solution, allowing you to add missing elements to an existing form rather than using the Form Wizard. Creating custom buttons in the toolbar and performing camera movements to show the app from different angles are other options available to you. The graphics toolbar enables you to quickly switch between views, with a simple way to reset to the default view. Showing the progression of the solution process can create a more interactive experience for apps that take a while to solve.Īs you develop your app, you may wish to change the view.

Another new feature is the ability to plot while solving. Such functionality enables you to, for instance, flip between a geometry plot and a mesh plot while carrying out a command sequence. With COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.2, you can now update graphics in a command sequence or from methods in the Application Builder.

Right: Our touchscreen simulator app analyzes a touchscreen’s capacitance matrix and the electric field norm. Left: An app used to simulate the impressed cathodic current protection (ICCP) of a ship hull.

Comsol 5.2 tutorial