I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good set of Java classes for representing Graph abstract data types. Specifically, I'm dealing with a homegrown representation of a directed acyclic digraph (DAG) and find it very lacking. I've read a little about jakarta commons graph and graph2 and assume they're no longer active projects (and they're not in the sandbox).
After Googling around, I've found the following projects: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gvf/ * Looks great, seems mature. I don't need to solve the graph visualization problem which this toolkit seems to do well, and it feels like a sledgehammer for my basic needs. * GPL license, open source. https://jdigraph.dev.java.net/ * Looks like a great start, in alpha release. Zero email on the lists though which worries me. * BSD license, open source. * Source uses Java 1.5 generics, I'm not there yet. Graph data structures are such a common problem solving tool in engineering that I'm sure I've missed other good projects. I'm hoping to cut down my search time by asking for your experiences with other toolkits I may be ignorant about. Any suggestions are appreciated. thanks... Hernan -- Hernan Silberman PDI/Dreamworks --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
