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I've got an app which is going to want to draw some simple diagrams
client-side. I don't want to use a Canvas for this, partly for
compatibility reasons, and partly because the hosted browser doesn't
support it which makes it a pig to test.

Right now I'm using DOM to create a DIV containing lots of other DIVs
- --- all I need is text and horizontal and vertical lines, so this works
fine, but it's a bit slow. Right now I have about 500 graphics elements
and I'm probably going to want to double that eventually.

What other choices do I have?

(What I'd *particularly* like is a nice GWT wrapper widget which
abstracts over all the implementation details and uses Canvas, VML or if
all else fails, this:

http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm

...but I haven't found one yet.)

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