SVG/Graphing->PDF
What are individuals using to create SVG files for use in their PDFs? It's possible to generate these through code without graphing libraries but this would take allot of time. I was thinking about using Corda's graphing package? What are your thoughts? It also needs to be fairly low cost for our budget is very low. Patrick Lanphier The Artemis Group http://www.artemisgroup.com phone: 814-235-0444 fax: 800-582-9710
RE: SVG/Graphing->PDF
Hello ... Exists a free tool in http://sourceforge.net the name tool is jfreechart ... It's in Java ... -Original Message- From: Patrick Lanphier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 01:07 p.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Michael W. Kiser Subject: SVG/Graphing->PDF What are individuals using to create SVG files for use in their PDFs? It's possible to generate these through code without graphing libraries but this would take allot of time. I was thinking about using Corda's graphing package? What are your thoughts? It also needs to be fairly low cost for our budget is very low. Patrick Lanphier The Artemis Group http://www.artemisgroup.com phone: 814-235-0444 fax: 800-582-9710
RE: SVG/Graphing->PDF
Any body else using something else that is low cost and provides 2D/3D charts in many different styles? Patrick Lanphier The Artemis Group http://www.artemisgroup.com phone: 814-235-0444 fax: 800-582-9710 On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Jose Hernandez wrote: > Hello ... > > Exists a free tool in http://sourceforge.net the name tool is jfreechart ... > It's in Java ... > > > > -Original Message- > From: Patrick Lanphier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 01:07 p.m. > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc: Michael W. Kiser > Subject: SVG/Graphing->PDF > > > What are individuals using to create SVG files for use in their PDFs? > It's possible to generate these through code without graphing libraries > but this would take allot of time. I was thinking about using Corda's > graphing package? What are your thoughts? It also needs to be fairly low > cost for our budget is very low. > > Patrick Lanphier > The Artemis Group > http://www.artemisgroup.com > phone: 814-235-0444 > fax: 800-582-9710 >
Re: SVG/Graphing->PDF
I use the NetCharts Beans graphing product from www.visualmining.com Their charts are extremely good and the product is competitively priced (better than most actually). I don't work for them, just use their product. > Any body else using something else that is low cost and provides 2D/3D > charts in many different styles? > > Patrick Lanphier > The Artemis Group > http://www.artemisgroup.com > phone: 814-235-0444 > fax: 800-582-9710 >
Re: SVG/Graphing->PDF
Patrick Lanphier wrote: What are individuals using to create SVG files for use in their PDFs? A text editor for small stuff. XSLT for some simple diagrams. J.Pietschmann
Re: SVG/Graphing->PDF
It came down to www.visualmining.com and www.corda.com for us. Did you look at corda? If so why did you go with www.visualmining.com. Can you use XML/XSL to format the graphs? We would like the sophistication of these graphs and this is not easily attainable by hand. Thanks for your reply. Patrick Lanphier The Artemis Group http://www.artemisgroup.com phone: 814-235-0444 fax: 800-582-9710 On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, J.Pietschmann wrote: > Patrick Lanphier wrote: > > What are individuals using to create SVG files for use in their PDFs? > > A text editor for small stuff. XSLT for some simple diagrams. > > J.Pietschmann >
Re: SVG/Graphing->PDF
From: "J.Pietschmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Patrick Lanphier wrote: > > What are individuals using to create SVG files for use in their PDFs? > > A text editor for small stuff. XSLT for some simple diagrams. Under the Batik contrib there are stylesheets in XSL to do charts. -- Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] - verba volant, scripta manent - (discussions get forgotten, just code remains) -
