Yair,
Thank you for your fast and correct reply. This really motivated me to learn more about java objects and their integration with Matlab. Now I have a beautiful GUI with what I wasn’t able to obtain from Matalb.

Thank you so much again for sharing and for your answer. I am sure that time will prove that I’ll be visiting your sites for other tricks.

Best regards

@Christian – you cannot place controls in axes, but you can place them inside panels and uitabs, not just figures.

What I would really like to obtain is to have several gauges in the main GUI figure (separate tabs). Unfortunately I wasn’t able to upload this to existing GUI axes as the jcontrol command will create new children on the specified target that “must”(?) be a figure.

% New figure
fh = figure('Units','normalized','position',[0.1,0.1,  0.2,  0.4]);

% ChartPanel with JControl
jp = jcontrol(fh, cp1,'Position',[0.01 0.07 0.98 0.88]);
 

Is it incompatible with axes and works only with figures or am I missing something ?

Thank you in advance for your time

Of course you are right I’m sorry; I’m just doing it for my personal curiosity so it’s not necessary to disturb you anymore, however thank you a lot and congratulations for your blog and your books!!

@Ivan – read my reply above. I am not a free public service.

Thank you for the availability!! Now I have a new problem, Matlab gives me the error:
”The CLASS function must be called from a class constructor.”
And after days of research I didn’t find what does it mean, can you help me??

@Ivan – you probably forgot the javaaddpath step (read the main article above for details).
If you need dedicated assistance for your specific project, email me for a consulting request.