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Subject: RE: graphics
oh oh oh!...
AJAX, i have heard about that, but some requirements limit me to use it, i
HAVE to generate the chart on the server side
( would jave been wonderfull!!!, but, clients )
"Yu, Ed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
AJAX?
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To: Struts Users Mailing List; Michael Jouravlev
Subject: Re: graphics
Yes, that is a good advise, thanks Michael!...
...but, what i have to do is a litle more complex. Does anyone know how to
acces the page context form a dataProducer i
AJAX?
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From: Lucas Bern [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 8:39 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List; Michael Jouravlev
Subject: Re: graphics
Yes, that is a good advise, thanks Michael!...
...but, what i have to do is a litle more complex. Does anyone
Yes, that is a good advise, thanks Michael!...
...but, what i have to do is a litle more complex. Does anyone know how to
acces the page context form a dataProducer in the cewolf tag library???...
I really need it, i have objects in session, objects needesd to create de
chart, but de interface
Remember, that you can do a lot with client-side javascript. Send raw
data to the browser, and render chart there. Seems more logical,
because it takes the load off the server and off the network (the
latter may be not true for huge data set...).
Check this out, for example:
http://www.javascriptk
before someone anwser me! ; - )
i found something that seems to be great!
and it is free documented!!!
http://cewolf.sourceforge.net/new/index.html
joy it!
Lucas
Lucas Bern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys!
anything better than jFreeChart?... or at least "free" documented?
Thanks!
Luc
Hi guys!
anything better than jFreeChart?... or at least "free" documented?
Thanks!
Lucas
Greg Pelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible to use or to look up a key that is
not known until runtime (ie, stored in the request)?
I have a results screen that will display a message that varies de
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