Hi,
I agree with X, if you go an SVG/VML route, but it might be easier if
you take another approach - depending on what exactly you mean by
"draw".
If you restrict yourself to placement / drag'n'drop of images/widgets
on the browser and creating connections between them, then the gwt-
connectors
I'm not gonna lie to you, if you want something that can DRAW that stuff in
the web browser, it's gonna be a lot of work. Your only real choice is to
use the gwt incubator canvas, create classes for every kind of thing you
want to draw, including connectors and line-routing mechanisms. Unless you
Hello community
I'm pretty new at this tool, I have some knowledge about java, and we
are evaluating the technical issues regarding moving a Java project to
run into a web browser.
The project it's all in java and uses a java based drawing tool called
Jgraph (www.jgraph.org), it's a drawing to
