I am personally not aware of any existing JGraph libraries for Pivot, but it may be possible to simply embed your existing Swing-based graphs in a Pivot app. Both Swing and Pivot use Java2D for rendering, so you'd just need to write a Pivot wrapper for the JGraph component. You might run into some issues handling mouse input, but if that is not a requirement for your application, it should actually be pretty straightforward: you'd write a custom Pivot component whose skin is basically just a thin wrapper around a JGraph instance.
The Pivot/JFree library is actually implemented exactly like this - it uses a higher level abstraction that effectively hides the fact that JFree is used under the hood, but the general concepts are the same: http://code.google.com/p/pivot-jfree/ If you have any questions, please feel free to post them here and we'll do our best to help! Greg On Nov 30, 2009, at 9:24 AM, Scarberry, Randall E (Randy) wrote: > Does anyone know of a Java graph library that would work well with pivot? A > project of mine involves "webifying" a Swing-based desktop application that > makes heavy use of Jgraph, which is a swing-dependent library. If we find a > replacement for Jgraph without the swing dependencies, we may use pivot for > the web version. > > Thanks! > > Randy S. >
