We have a big SVG application that uses both 'roll-your-own' SVG using XSLT(as suggested by a couple of other posters), and ChartFX (you can find more about it at www.softwarefx.com). Overall, I'm happier with doing my own through transformation. You have more control, no license fees, and its sort of more fun than just programming a .NET control. One problem with using XSLT to generate charts, in particular, is that XSLT lacks some of the math functions required for good charting (especially if you need to do things like log and semi-log graphs). In .NET, however, it is quite trivial to create a 'Helper Class' with these functions in it, and add it to the transformation as an extension object. If you want a nice IDE-integrated approach, where you visually create the chart, and just feed it the data, then ChartFX or NetCharts would prolly be better.
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