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webMathematica User Guide 121Here is an img tag that refers to a computation carried out in webMathematica. It could beembedded in the result from any server technology.Tighter cooperation between a specific server technology and webMathematica is often possible.Remember that webMathematica is based on servlets so any question about interoperation of aserver technology and webMathematica is really a question of interoperation of the servertechnology and Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages. Some specific examples of integrationfollow.JavaServer PagesJavaServer Pages (JSP) technology is an extension of Java Servlet technology. It is the Javaequivalent of MSP technology allowing Java code to be embedded in HTML pages. Since web-Mathematica has a JSP implementation, it is very strongly integrated with JSPs.PHPPHP is a server-side, cross-platform, HTML-embedded scripting language (http://www.php.net).There is a PHP extension that allows interaction of PHP and servlets, which is available athttp://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/php4.fubar/sapi/servlet. This link contains a README file, which is agood place to start to integrate PHP and webMathematica.PDF DocumentsMathematica provides a powerful medium for electronic technical documents. Mathematicanotebook documents can combine text, mathematics, computations, charts, visualizations, andinteractive elements suitable for many technical areas. The documents can be kept as notebookformat and viewed with the Mathematica notebook front end; alternatively they can be convertedinto a variety of other formats such as PDF, PostScript, or XHTML.webMathematica can use these features to automatically generate technical reports.