> Whoever raises the hand (and the ONLY reason I started it myself is > because noone else did the last time I asked), should replace JGraph > with something else. The core API is ok, but all the good stuff like > decent layouts is in the for-pay package. There are other options out > there that looks promising, like GINY.
A bit late to the party, but raising my hand... :) I looked at a few alternatives to JGraph - GINY, JUNG, Prefuse, JGraphT. I did a quick scan of the respective websites, their support forums and googled for tutorials and code examples. Out of these, JUNG and Prefuse seem to be most active. I decided to try out Prefuse, primarily because of very cool examples on their gallery page - http://prefuse.org/gallery. The Prefuse examples are nicer, but JUNG API seems easier to follow. I am not sure whether to go ahead with Prefuse or to dig a bit deeper into JUNG. For now, I have a simple graph using Prefuse. Should I replace the current ApplicationGraph class, or add it as a new class? Cheers, Sonny _______________________________________________ qi4j-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/qi4j-dev
