Hi
Last time I needed charting I used http://www.liquidx.net/plotkit/.
With it and some javascript glue code the only thing you need to do, is
to render tables with the corresponding values.
Its probably not the most sufficticated solution but it is quite easy to
use.
kind regards,
Robert
Daniel Jue schrieb:
Hi, I wanted to get an idea of what Tapestry people have settled on
when charts needed to be drawn.
The Tap 3 and 4 workbenches use JCharts, which had become Krysalis
Jcharts, which has been abandoned.
I recently played with it and found it to be a lightweight and fast,
although it lacks some things I would like, and doesn't take in a wide
range of data types for input.
A few months ago I had integrated BIRT as a Tapestry service, which
included the BIRT chart engine. It seemed a bit clunky and slow, but
the graphs were pretty.
I am thinking of re-writing jCharts enough to get the
functionality/flexibility I want, but I wanted to hear from the list
first. (Specifically, I want to make Chart implement Serializable and
allow jCharts to directly accept data in datatypes other than
double[][] )
Are there other charting libraries that are trivial to integrate with
Tapestry?
Dan
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