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As your Frame ist actually extending a JFrame, you can use this method : http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/ap ... boolean%29

Hope it works for you

I see your problem, but as i said I am not quit sure if manipulating the ticks is the right way. That´s only my point of view.
I hope i´ve helped you at least a little bit.

Greetings

Actually it´s not a good way to manipulate the ticks when you have different coordinates displayed at the graph.
Why don´t you try to scale your points?

Have you tried to enclose it in a JScrollPane?

Maybe you can put youre code in the "code" signature next time, so we can have a better overview. Just click at the "Code"-Button above your input field and fill in your java Code.

Check under org.jfree.chart.LocalizationBundle.properties. You have different Locales there, maybe you have to add you country or just edit the ones which are there

Did you debug through and checked if your "if-statement" -> "if (i==6)" is true somewhen?

Mostly you use the bundles aswell. Which components do you want to internationalize ? If you create your own component, you just use it like you always use it: String international = Nbbundle.getMessage(<Yourclass>.class, "yourkey.title"); component.setXAxisName(international); Do you mean this situ...

Okay that is even stranger then.
Well so the ToolTipGenerator does not cause this problem...it might be a problem with the chartpanel yes.
I don´t see the problem in your code, my charts use the same methods and there is no problem with tooltips though.
I am sorry

That is a very strange behaviour, never had that before. Still it is very hard to find the problem with no code, but i actually dont know which part would be important to see.

What happens when you dont set the tooltip generator ? Is there still the same problem?

Code from the Bubblerenderer for example.

Does this rectangle disappear when you move the mouse away from the bubbles ?

Can you make a screenshot of your issue? And maybe post your code of the tooltip?
It is hard to support you with no code and screenshots

Which IDE are you using?

If you extend the ChartPanel, you can actually set it via "super" public CustomChartPanel(JFreeChart chart) { //the fifth boolean is actually for "zoom" and the scrollwheel is default super(chart, false, true, false, true, true); } I actually never tried to use "setDomainZoomable(boolean flag)" or "...

Push. Has anyone an idea how that could be implemented? I have probably the same problem at the moment.