These examples introduce several API features step by step. It allows the user to start immediately working with the API by providing a set of small examples based on the well-known transportation problem. The goal of this tutorial is to provide a compact overview of the basic functionality of the GAMS Java API.
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How to create and use a save/restart file (Transport11).How to fill a GAMSDatabase by reading from MS Excel (Transport10).How to fill a GAMSDatabase by reading from MS Access (Transport9).How to use a queue to solve multiple GAMSModelInstances in parallel (Transport8).How to modify a variable of a GAMSModelInstance using GAMSModifier (Transport7).How to modify a parameter of a GAMSModelInstance using GAMSModifier (Transport7).How to create a GAMSModelInstance from a GAMSCheckpoint (Transport7).How to run multiple GAMSJobs in parallel using a GAMSCheckpoint (Transport6).How to initialize a GAMSJob from a GAMSCheckpoint (Transport5).How to initialize a GAMSCheckpoint by running a GAMSJob (Transport5).How to prepare a GAMSDatabase from Java data structures (Transport4).How to define data using Java data structures (Transport4).How to run a job using implicit database communication (Transport3).How to run a job using data from GDX (Transport3).How to read data from string and export to GDX (Transport3).How to set a non-default working directory (Transport3).How to run a job with a solver option file and capture its log output (Transport1).How to specify the solver using GAMSOptions (Transport1).How to retrieve a solution from an output database (Transport1).How to run a GAMSJob from file (Transport1).How to import data from GDX (TransportGDX).How to export data to GDX (TransportGDX).How to choose the GAMS system (Transport1).How to import an Eclipse Java Project from the GAMS system directory.How to compile and run examples from the GAMS system directory.
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