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Looking at the code to AreaRenderer, the answer appears to be no.

Doesn't look like it. You could create a new class extending Title that uses a JEditorPane to render HTML text.

Note that the overall axis visible flag must be set to true otherwise tick marks will not display.

Two things. One, the thread is sleeping for 50 seconds, not 5 minutes. Second, you sure that the incoming data is actually different from the earlier data?

The translated base value is calculated from the raw data values, which explains why the base is incorrect for the forced-longer bars. An alternative strategy might be to use a dataset that inflates the low data values to some minimum. You would need to provide a custom label generator to return the...

FYI, the API doc is all online and easily searchable.

http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/api/jav ... Lines(int)

I (and maybe others) would be more likely to help you in the code was in code tags and the code was SSCCE (http://sscce.org/).

If you can rewrite the original post with code tags and a SSCCE I will come back and take a look.

There are several patches out there (search the forum) that provide additional functionality, but I'm not aware of anything that deals with the category labels. Someone else may chime in, but I believe you'll have to write this code yourself.

The method of interest here is PiePlot.getLegendItems(). An outline paint and stroke are called from lookupSectionOutlinePaint() and lookupSectionOutlineStroke() respectively. In theory these should return the same values as your actual pie chart sections use. If you want different behaviour here th...

Step through the painting code. Easiest way to see where it's coming from.

You're confusing classes for drawing Category charts (BarRenderer) with classes for drawing XY charts (XYBarRenderer). They're in different packages for a reason. Since you appear to be using XYBarRenderer you can ignore BarRenderer since it is not relevant. I've never used XYBarRenderer but it has ...

If you notice that method takes the JFreeChart object and not the panel, so anything you do to the panel is completely irrelevant to the image.
is the method to use.

The original version in DataUtilities is: public static double calculateColumnTotal(Values2D data, int column, int[] validRows) { if (data == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Null 'data' argument."); } double total = 0.0; int rowCount = data.getRowCount(); for (int v = 0; v < validRows.le...

It's possible to do with a StackedBarRenderer, although I had to do a custom implementation of DataUtilities.calculateColumnTotal to make it work correctly in my project.

Is there a reason you can't override getLabelLinkDepth() in your subclass?