Integre Technical Publishing is proud to announce the release of the Integre MathEX^TM Equation Editor for Java.

The Integre MathEX^TM Equation Editor for Java is a complete Java implementation of the MathML rendering support found in the Integre techexplorer^TM Hypermedia Browser and of the MathML editing support found in the MathML Equation Editor. MathEX can be used as a stand-alone application for authoring MathML equations, or it can be used to create editable math expressions inside web pages or web applications. MathEX is available for Windows, Linux, and Macintosh platforms as a Java stand-alone application and as a Java applet.

The Integre techexplorer^TM Hypermedia Browser provides high-quality math presentation (typesetting, composition, and layout) via support for math formatting languages such as TeX, LaTeX, and MathML. User input encompassing both content and presentation of mathematical expressions is provided by the Integre MathEX^TM Equation Editor for Java in a framework that supports extensive customization of the editing user interface. The programming interfaces provided by these tools help bridge the gap between powerful computer algebra systems and accessible user experiences for those without extensive knowledge of specialized command languages. The customization framework provided by MathEX provides opportunities for creating structured mathematical interactions such as query/response exchanges involving math content with directed feedback based on the structure of the response, and step-by-step derivational problem solving allowing structured exploration of a computational/algorithmic domain.

MathEX brings best-of-breed software for displaying and editing mathematical expressions to the cross-platform, cross-browser Java platform to support authoring and publishing of technical documents that can be used as components of larger applications for creating dynamic learning experiences in scientific and techincal fields.

MathEX is made available for online purchase under convenient licensing terms for authoring MathML content and presentation markup for web math publishing. Both the techexplorer Hypermedia Browser and the MathML Equation Editor are available for free download for individual use.