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It appears that the problem with this technique is that SymbolicAxis starts off the symbols at 0 then 1,2,3 etc...If I could figure out a way to start the SymbolicAxis at -5 then I could just use that. Your reply crossed my edit. Thats what I meant by handling the mapping in your own application co...

Assuming I understand what you are trying to achieve, it is not supported by the library. I don't believe there is anything built in to the library to synchronize tick mark positions across multiple discrete axes. You MAY be able to achieve the result you are looking for by setting the margins to 0 ...

That should work, assuming that the Arial font on your machine has Cyrillic glyphs (mine does). Can you try calling this domainAxis.setLabelFont(new Font("Arial", Font.PLAIN , 12)); and changing the axis label to a string containing russion text to make sure that the axis label works, even if the la...

The resizing only occurs if the size of the chart on your panel becomes larger than the maximum or smaller than the minimum.

Its a known bug. See this thread for more info and some possible workarounds
http://www.jfree.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... inite+loop

Did you try setLabelGenerator(null)

Which JDK do you have installed on linux? openjdk or sun?

final StackedAreaRenderer renderer1 = new StackedAreaRenderer() { public boolean isItemLabelVisible(int row, int column) { double value = getPlot().getDataset(0).getValue(row, column); if (value == 0) return false; return super.isItemLabelVisible(row, column); } }; final GroupedStackedBarRenderer r...

Try calling setTimeZone(...) on the DateAxis itself. It is not the same as the timezone on the (overridden) formatter

Sounds like GroupedStackedBarRenderer is what you need then.

Are you certain that the timezone in your dataitems is the same as the timezone set on the DateAxis and the same as the timezone on your DateFormatter? Did you try using the default Millisecond constructor that just uses the default timezone?

You should be able to achieve this by defining an AffineTransform of type TYPE_GENERAL_SCALE (by calling scale(...)or setting m00 and m11 to 0.5) and then apply the transform by calling transform(...) on the shape.

I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to achieve, but I think you should try using a GroupedStackedBarRenderer instead

Themes were introduced in 1.0.11