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 Is chartDirector support following features to display graph on jsp page in web application |
| Posted by Dipak on Feb-10-2009 15:59 |
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Hi All,
Is chart Director provides following features.
!> Clickable graph on jsp page in web application .
i.e when user will click on perticular section on the graph ,i like to show all records related to that section.
2) Dual Axis graph:-- Display gaph having dual x axis and y - aixs.
3) Multiple graph in single graph.
5) Unicode support i.e. multilanguage support
6) displying label and leagend in different format. |
| Re: Is chartDirector support following features to display graph on jsp page in web application |
| Posted by Peter Kwan on Feb-11-2009 00:52 |
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Hi Dipak,
1) Clickable graph on jsp page in web application .
i.e when user will click on perticular section on the graph, i like to show all records related to that section.
Yes. Different parts of the chart (eg. slices in pie chart, bars in bar chart, line segments in line charts, data points in scatter charts, etc) are clickable in ChartDirector, similar to hypertext links. You can link it to other page to show any information you like, or use onclick event to display any information you like using Javascript.
There are several clickable chart examples that are included in ChartDirector that illustrates "drill down". (See the "Clickable Charts" section in the ChartDirector documentation.)
2) Dual Axis graph:-- Display gaph having dual x axis and y - aixs.
Yes. ChartDirector can support unlimited number of x and y axes.
3) Multiple graph in single graph.
Yes. You can put multiple chart layers into the same chart, and combine multiple charts into one large chart image, or put multiple charts on different positions on the web page.
5) Unicode support i.e. multilanguage support
Yes. ChartDirector full supports Java text strings, which is in unicode.
6) displying label and leagend in different format.
Yes. All labels and legend text are formattable.
Please feel free to download a free trial version of ChartDirector from our web site http://www.advsofteng.com/download.html to try it.
Hope this can help.
Regards
Peter Kwan |
| Re: Is chartDirector support following features to display graph on jsp page in web application |
| Posted by dipak on Feb-11-2009 13:40 |
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Thanks for your response.
I like to know some more features ,which we required for our project.
1 >is it possible to plot a clickable graph for dynamic data?(i.e. To plot a graph we will take reuired data from the database .and when user will click on particular section ,we have to capture that section name and other information on that basis we will show information about its record)?
2> Is legend and label of graph is clickable?
3> in stack bar chart unit graph ,is individual stack of the graph is clickable(when user will click individual stack it must capture information related to that stack and x axis and y axis albel)?
4>We required monthly breakup in our some of the graph,Please find attached image,is it possible to plot???
Please reply.
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| Re: Is chartDirector support following features to display graph on jsp page in web application |
| Posted by Peter Kwan on Feb-11-2009 14:14 |
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Hi dipak,
1 >is it possible to plot a clickable graph for dynamic data?(i.e. To plot a graph we will take reuired data from the database .and when user will click on particular section ,we have to capture that section name and other information on that basis we will show information about its record)?
Yes. In all real applications using ChartDirector, the data are almost always dynamic (eg. data obtained from a database). When the user clicks on the data representation (eg. bars in bar chart), there will be information so that application can know which bar is being clicked. The information passed to the application is configurable, but typically it includes the x-position or label of the bar, and the data set name (to distinguish the bar segment in a stacked bar configuration), the bar value, and even custom fields.
2> Is legend and label of graph is clickable?
Yes. In ChartDirector, you can configure which parts of the charts are clickable. You can set the legend box entries (so each entry and label is individually clickable) and the other labels (eg. axis labels, chart titles, axis titles, axis marks, and other custom labels) to be clickable. And of course, there will be information provided so that application can distinguish which item is being clicked.
3> in stack bar chart unit graph ,is individual stack of the graph is clickable(when user will click individual stack it must capture information related to that stack and x axis and y axis albel)?
Yes. See (1) above.
4>We required monthly breakup in our some of the graph,Please find attached image,is it possible to plot???
The chart you attached can be created as multiple bar charts, put side by side. ChartDirector allows you to combine multiple charts using a "MultiChart" container. You may also just send multiple charts to your web page, and use HTML to put them side by side. (The ChartDirector charts can be set to be "seamless", so you can stack them or put them side by side without any "gaps".)
Hope this can help.
Regards
Peter Kwan |
| Re: Is chartDirector support following features to display graph on jsp page in web application |
| Posted by dipak on Feb-12-2009 13:01 |
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Hi
thanks for your r response
How to set up chartdirector trial version.how to test with java and jsp application. |
| Re: Is chartDirector support following features to display graph on jsp page in web application |
| Posted by Peter Kwan on Feb-13-2009 02:55 |
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Hi dipak,
(a) Please download "ChartDirector for JSP/Java" from our web site http://www.advsofteng.com/download.html. The "ChartDirector for JSP/Java" download is itself a standard JSP application "chartdir_java.war". (Note: some browsers may change the filename to another extension, please rename it back to use the extension ".war".)
(b) For JSP, simple deploy the "chartdir_java.war" to your JSP server. All JSP servers should support deploying WAR. (WAR the standard JSP method for deploying web applications). If you are not sure how to deploy WAR, please refer to the documentation of your JSP server for details. The "chartdir_java.war" includes the ChartDirector library, documentation and sample code. You can access them and test them directly in your JSP server.
(c) Alternatively, if you do not want to deploy the WAR, or if you are writing desktop or Java applications, please extract the "chartdir_java.war" to any directory. (WAR is a Java standard. Please use the Java program "jar" to extract it. "jar" is included in all Java VM.) You should find a "doc" subdirectory inside, which contains the documentation. Please refer to the installation section of the ChartDirector documentation for details on how to set up ChartDirector for JSP and Java usage, and how to try the sample code.
Hope this can help.
Regards
Peter Kwan |
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