Not sure (yet) how to do this server-side in JSP, but MS Word does see that
format (as either a .doc or .rtf) and can save it in the target format.
As a temp solution(?) pending finding some cleaner way, maybe consider
manual conversion and retaining both formats db-wise?
Arnold Shore
Annapolis
Dynamite! I've changed the arrays to English, but what language are the
days/months? I don't recognize them.
Arnold Shore
Annapolis, MD USA
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If bar charts are OK for you, then it's real easy to do them in html, using
tables and one-pixel gifs.
Vertical or horizontal, and as may colors as you have those gifs.
Arnold Shore
Annapolis, MD USA
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My own use has included tiny, 1-pixel gifs in a . Plenty
flexibility (vertical or horizontal bars) and efficiency, since the gif gets
sent only once. I haven't seen anything better for bar charts.
Arnold Shore
Annapolis, MD USA
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arithmetic is straight-forward in both these cases.
Arnold Shore
Annapolis, MD USA
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Not an expert here, but my understanding is that if you include the
following meta in your html,
then the input will be suitably encoded - with no further conversion needed.
At least I hope so, since that's what I'm doing in my project, which is in
the earliest stages.
Arnold Shore
JSP is a
server-side facility - you want a client-side thing, so JavaScript is really the
only reasonable way way to go.
Arnold
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Annapolis, MD
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