I'm looking for charting software to use in the java app I'm working on.
Does anyone have any experience or recommendations.
One of the packages I've looked at which looks interesting is jfreechart
at jfree.org.
Some of the requirements are:
- open sourse
- available as a jar
- some support of html files (which will be needed as output at one
point in the apps process). This is in addition to the regular jframe
display
Thanks
Lou
> I'm looking for charting software to use in the java app I'm working on.
>
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> Some of the requirements are:
> - open sourse
That is spelt 'source'
> - available as a jar
...ummm. It should not be too difficult to turn
open source *into* a jar. If you cannot manage
it, make some posts to comp.lang.java.help.
> - some support of html files
Like producing images suitable for web display?
Andrew T.
Lou Lipnickey - 30 Oct 2006 17:11 GMT
There is a portion of the apps displays html reports as indidividual
jtabs. It is envisioned that somes of the charts might be displayed on a
separate tab also.
However, they would also have to be displayed on a jpanel.
Lou
>>I'm looking for charting software to use in the java app I'm working on.
>>
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>
> Andrew T.
Andrew Thompson - 30 Oct 2006 17:14 GMT
Please refrain from top-posting, but more
importantly, take note of the 'Quote'.
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Andrew T.
Lou Lipnickey - 30 Oct 2006 17:42 GMT
> Please refrain from top-posting, but more
> importantly, take note of the 'Quote'.
> <http://groups.google.com/groups/profile?enc_user=7mTjyhYAAADCSWBnolz9mAH1YeBMyEJ
To4cocwWvDVg2RHsu8f1bCg>
>
> Andrew T.
Sorry about that. However, if you have any suggestions regarding the
original topic, it would be appreciated. - Lou