The Road To Stability
Posted by luket on February 22, 2011
Filed under Development
For too long now
JWebChart
has been stagnant on Sourceforge, but has been living on my latop in a
re-factored form. So I thought it was about time that I released the
stable code base and reflected the changes in the CVS repository.
Whilst doing this I thought that I really should upgrade to the latest
version of
JFreeChart and
JDK - so I did this too. Let me know how the changes go and if you like
what I have done. Doing this has got me all ready to release another
version...
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How Does It Work?
The code is a simple servlet that takes all the parameters it needs to render the
specified chart and thus allows it to be plugged into any web application. For
example: http://localhost:8080/jwebchart/ChartServlet?
Series=Pie&Type=3D&Title=Developer%20Preference&
Java=55&C=47&VB=78&Cache=10
will render a 3D Pie chart with the specified data.
New Year, New Website!
Posted by luket on January 2, 2008
Filed under News
So sick was I of having my Wiki spammed by people, that I thought it was about time for a complete redesign.
I have searched around for a new look and found some great open source templates at
Free CSS Templates.
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Great Minds Think A Like
Posted by luket on January 12, 2008
Filed under Development
For a long time JWebChart was the only charting servlet that I had found that was
Open Source and worked in the way that it does. It appears that now there is a
new kid on the block in the form of Google Charts API. This has got to be a good
thing in my eyes - the Google Chart API works on the principle that you web
pages online will access the Google services (of which I am a great fan). More
people will start to think of charting on their webpages in this way and will
want something on their internal networks to perform in a similar way.
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All Change
Posted by luket on August 15, 2007
Filed under Development
The next release is in design/development. I am working on another big change to the functionality that
once complete I am going to be pretty happy with. Keep coming back to see where I have got to with it.