Hi all, I plan to use GLPK by a Java application. I'm happy about the SWIG-based Java API - many thanks to Xypron.
My application will use a predefined (MIP) model but dynamically created data. There are several possibilities to feed the data to the problem object, so far so good. (For sake of simplicity I use a data file in my example, too.). My question is about the step after solving the model. I want to further use the result values (values of decision variables after successful model solve) in my Java application. I created a solution which avoids files and databases. I would like to know how you experts look to this approach, and would appreciate any suggestions and improvements. I have no idea if it is trivial, stupid or the intended way to do this. I also have no idea if there are pitfalls regarding memory usage, efficiency etc. Thank you in advance! Hartwig
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