I use nsgd - it's a port of gdtclft. It renders PNG files, but for noone complains about it - I'd be happier with GIFs, but what the hell.
And a good advice, unless you really need to render these graphs every time a user hits your page, make a ns_register_proc and use files for storing graphs - I render each graph only once a day. Besides that, it's quite easy. -- WK Vince Ciganik wrote: > I'm going to need to add some reporting with dynamic graphs to our website, > currently using AOLServer 3.4.2 and running on Redhat 6.2. Anyone > currently doing that using AOLServer? And what would you recommend as to > cause the least amount of pain and frustration? I'll just need simple line > plots mostly, with perhaps some shaded areas to indicate things "in > range". My initial research seems to indicate that i could use gnu plot to > generate the graphs and then convert them to images for display on the > page. Any other suggestions or pointers? > Thanks, > Vince > > > >
