Re: Best charting

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Re: Best charting

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Re: Best charting?

Ken, You may want to look at d3, a javascript library for data visualisation with many widgets. It is like jQueryUI but specialized for data display. Search d3 yourGraphType in google or explore the d3 sample page. There are few very sharp commercial libraries I looked into but never used. I

Re: Best charting?

Hi Ken, On 19 Oct 2016, at 6:07 AM, Ken Anderson wrote: > I have some data that I’d like to be able to make HTML 5 charts from. Are > there any decent tools for doing this with WO? We’ve used Highcharts in a few projects: http://www.highcharts.com/

Re: Best charting?

I have also used jFreeChart. If you want to try it, see ERPChart and its subclasses in Wonder. https://jenkins.wocommunity.org/job/WonderIntegration/lastBuild/javadoc/er/plot/ERPChart.html Wonder makes it easy! Steve > On Oct 18, 2016, at 3:43 PM, Morris, Mark

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Hi Ken, A few years ago I used jFreeChart, which was very easy to integrate. it has factory methods for each type of chart that you throw your data at, lots of customization options, and a variety of output formats. So for instance you can just include a method that returns the image data and