Download Python or Matlab API's to remotely access Madrigal

Madrigal is now easy to access from any platform remotely using web services. Details of how this works are available, along with documentation on the remote Python API and the remote Matlab API that have been written to use these web services. Since these API's have been tested on both Windows and Unix, they are available both as tar files and zip files:

Download remote python Madrigal API
- remotePythonAPI.tar.Z (last updated May 5, 2009)
- remotePythonAPI.zip (last updated May 5, 2009)
Download remote Matlab Madrigal API
- remoteMatlabAPI.tar.Z (last updated Nov. 5, 2008)
- remoteMatlabAPI.zip (last updated Nov. 5, 2008)

Download Madrigal 2.5 - Released Feb. 2, 2009

Madrigal 2.5 is now released (download below). Version 2.5 includes some simplifications to the user interface, and a number of improvements to make Madrigal easier to install and administer. For a full list of new features, see the Madrigal What's New page. This release of Madrigal is now official. Please contact Bill Rideout with any questions or problems.

Complete instructions for installing Madrigal for the first time, or for upgrading to the latest release, are available in the documentation.

Complete Madrigal Distribution

Download Madrigal 2.5.2 (Recommended download) (released May. 5, 2009) . Please contact Bill Rideout with any problems. (Adds ability for Madrigal to archive experiments, and fixes small installation issues found by Dave Hysell, along with scatterplot issue found at Jicamarca).
Download Madrigal 2.4.1 (Older version) (released Jun 30, 2006) . Please contact Bill Rideout to let me know why you need this older version of Madrigal.
Download Sample Experiments (needed when Madrigal first installed, or when using new upgrade procedure).

Optional Matlab API

Download Matlab API running on local server. This Matlab API has somewhat better performance than the remote Matlab API listed at the top of the page, but can only be run from the local Madrigal server. This API is not part of the normal Madrigal server, and most administrators and remote Madrigal users should not need to install it.

Revised: Feb. 4, 2009