Does anyone know if JFreeChart supports any 3D XYZ Plots? I have
scoured Google and these groups far and wide and have not yet found
anything.
Thanks!
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Does anyone have a suggestion on how I can add multiple JFreeCharts to
a single JInternalFrame?
My only solution thus far has been to create the charts, add them to
ChartPanels, add the ChartPanel to a JPanel, and then add that JPanel
to a master JPanel that is added to the JInternalFrame.
Seems
I have a static JFreeChart that I would like to dynamically like to
add and remove data from. Is there any way to freeze the axes when
this happens? Right now my code wipes away the entire DefaultXYDataSet
that I am using and reconstitutes it (inefficient but neccesary), but
setting rangeAxis.setA
Does anyone know of a way to load non-continuous data into a JSlider?
For example, if my data set is 1, 3, 6, and 10, if I create a slider
with a range of 1-10, it will also click through values 2, 4, 5, etc
that I don't want...
The problem that I have is that my intervals (as my data) will be
r
the 2.
I have read and re-read the training but I must be missing the point
somewhere, can anyone point me to an example of adding a parameter in
jsp code please.
Steve
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creates index.jsp. I can easily create the servlet but
do not know how to get rid of index.jsp. I am using glassfish for the
server.
Steve Chapel
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Derlon,
Thankyou for your response, but I have cookies enabled in firefox
under Linux.
regards,
Steve
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