POST install

Install a real-time application on the target computer

Since R2026a

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Syntax

curl -i -X POST http://username:password@address:port/applications/install?app=slrtApplication --header "Content-Type: application/octete-stream" --data-binary @slrtApplicationPath
curl -i -k -X POST https://username:password@address:port/applications/install?app=slrtApplication

Description

curl -i -X POST http://username:password@address:port/applications/install?app=slrtApplication --header "Content-Type: application/octete-stream" --data-binary @slrtApplicationPath installs the selected compiled, binary real-time application file in the application folder on the target computer.

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curl -i -k -X POST https://username:password@address:port/applications/install?app=slrtApplication installs the selected compiled, binary real-time application file in the application folder on the target computer. The additional -k option for the curl command directs the connection to accept a self-signed certificate. For information about creating certificate and key files and enabling HTTPS support, see setupTLSCertificate.

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Examples

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At the system prompt, use the curl POST command to installed a real-time application on the target computer. In this command, user slrt with password slrt is commanding the target computer at IP address 192.168.7.20 and port 8080 to install real-time application file slrt_ex_osc from the C:\TEMP folder on the development computer.

During R2026a, x64/Linux platform target computers use a cross-compiler as part of the model build process. The real-time application MLDATX file that is generated on the development computer for this platform is binary. You can install this real-time application from the C:\TEMP folder on the development computer by using the command:

curl -i -X POST http://slrt:slrt@192.168.7.20:8080/applications/install?app=slrt_ex_osc.mldatx --header "Content-Type:application/octet-stream" --data-binary @C:/TEMP/slrt_ex_osc.mldatx
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Boost.Beast/300
Content-Type: application/json
Set-Cookie: sessionId=129edec55231fd6aa0f73058c224b362; Expires=Tue, 26-Aug-2025 15:18:07 GMT; Path=/applications/install?app=slrt_ex_osc.mldatx; HttpOnly
Content-Length: 32

During R2026a, x64ARM/Linux platform target computers (for example, the Speedgoat Pulse target machine) use a remote build in which the real-time application MLDATX file that is generated on the development computer is not compiled. To compile the real-time application for this platform, you use the install(tg,app) function from the MATLAB Command Window to run the remote build. For example, 

install(tgLAB,'slrt_ex_osc.mldatx')

After running this command in MATLAB, you can run the curl install command:

curl -i -X PUT http://slrt:slrt@192.168.7.15:8080/applications/install?app=slrt_ex_osc

In a future release, when a cross-compiler is available for the x64ARM/Linux platform, this extra step will be eliminated.

Input Arguments

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The name of the user with access to run the command on the target computer.

Example: slrt

The password of the user with access to run the command on the target computer.

Example: slrt

The IP address of the target computer.

Example: 172.20.146.111

The port number used by the target computer.

Example: 8080

The name of the real-time application file.

Example: slrt_ex_osc

The path of the real-time application MLDATX file on the development computer.

Example: slrt_ex_osc

Version History

Introduced in R2026a

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