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Hi,

and did you also add jcommon? It also contains some org.jfree.* classes shared among the various Jfree projects.

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Hi, the libAWT is linked against some X11 libraries. Well, even if you specify the headless property, the JDK will still need to compute font sizes. The headless property simply prevents the JDK from connecting to the XServer, it has nothing to do with your problem. Just find the package which provi...

Hi,

what are the exceptions? If you get a "cannot connect to X-Server" error, then your JDK does not run in headless mode.

See

http://www.jfree.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1012

for more details on that topic.

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Hi, I guess you've added a window listener, which calls System.exit() or your frames have the defaultCloseBehaviour of JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE. The best solution is to dispose the frame on close, as the Disposing is necessary to safely enable the garbage-collection of the frame and the disposing will b...

Hi, the DISPLAY variable has the format "hostname:display". Your display name does not specify a display so this may confuse the JVM. Try DISPLAY=xx.xx.xx.113:0 to use the primary X11-Session on your host. Have more fun, said Thomas Btw.: I you'd use ssh you would get automatic x11 forwarding (witho...

Hi, if your provider supports Java1.4, you can use the headless AWT environment to create the graphics without having to install X-Windows. If not and you have control over the server (or your provider does the installation), then have a look at the E-Teks PJA. It is a pure java implementation of th...

Hi, the demo tries to display a JFrame. This is not possible in an Headless environment, and without running the programm from an X-Server you will have a hard time to see or use the frame :) Try to login in a graphical session and use a xterm (or similiar programm) to start the deom. If your host d...

Hi, we are working on the task of bringing JFreeChart and JFreeReport together. At the moment, there is no easy solution for that and the simplest way is to create the chart outside of JFreeReport and add it as image (experimental: or drawable) object to JFreeReport. JFreeReport provides servlets to...

Hi, the javac compiler has no global default file encoding, if the encoding is not specified at the start, then the platform default encoding is used. So using a default encoding of UTF8 would break any non-ascii character (the result would compile, but the non-ascii char would be gone and converted...

Hi, whoever wrote the first comment on that, was wrong that the LGPL is viral to other code. The Slashdot article was updated later to correct the issue. Some other users had the same question, this link leads to their answer: http://www.jfree.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=14282#14282 Have more fun, sa...

Hi, it depends on how you want to include your chart in the HTML document. If you use applets to generate the chart on the client side, then you can draw the chart directly into the applet area. If you have a server that generates the Servlet, then the writeAsJPEG method will be what you searched. U...

Hi,

you dont need to edit the fonts.dir manually, there are tools to create that file for you:
should create the "fonts.dir" file.

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Hi, from JFreeReport's internal library ... (we had a similiar problem a long time ago) /** * Adds two colors, the result is the mixed color of the base color and the paint color. * * @param base the base color * @param paint the overlay color * @return the merged colors. */ private Color addColor(f...

Hi,

do You want to export
- A - the raw data ?
- B - the generated chart ?

In case B:
POI does not yet support images or charts in any way. So you cannot include the generated chart image or a corresponding excel chart in the POI output.

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Hi, as far as I can see, you are not using any of the frames methods, so remove the "extends ApplicationFrame" and the call to the super class constructor and it should work ... Your image is generated directly by using the saveChartAsJPEG method. This method is a static method of the class ChartUti...