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karthicks, i think you want multi threaded apps only when you have one application with multiple users. your app - runs on a server - multiple users can log in at the same time - multiple users can look at and modify data this is when you get multiple threads. if you just have a web app to look at s...

Anonymous wrote: it just may happen that i need this to work before you get around to doing it. in that case, what is the recommended procedure so we can coordinate and i can do it and send a patch?

that was me, forgot to log in.

is there a way to set axis properties (range, etc) for the other axis? in MultipleAxisDemo1, when i right-click and select properties, i get the properties for one range axis and one domain axis, but not the other range and/or domain axes.
or is this a bug?

also, this:

catch (Exception e) {}

is bad style. it ensures you won't know if something goes wrong somewhere (e.g. if you can't write the image for some reason).

change it to

catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}

- at the very least you will know when you have trouble.

Hello, I noticed ContourPlot can still not display any XY annotations. I posted a patch for that a long while ago (for version 0.9.15). Is it possible to put this improvement into the next release? i think it should be in there before 1.0 because it provides all XY plots with XYAnnotations. it's pre...

What would server side code be doing with charts? Surely they are inherently client-side. the server generates pngs and jpegs which are then served to a website. instead of drawing charts client-side, you generate them as images server side. instead of drawing them on the screen, they are drawn int...

point 1: don't post as "Guest". it lends more credibility to your arguments if we know who you are. point 2: i agree that changing APIs of released software is evil. this is why the API has not been frozen yet, and why 1.0 has not been released. because we still need to change the APIs to make it be...

1) i am pretty happy with the pace of development. i would be happy if we wait with 1.0 until several large scale changes that are currently underway are finished - such as full support for efficient implementation of large datasets. 2) there is no need to upgrade to each new verison. just use the l...

i have to apologize for my tests where not performed in an clean environment. the problem for not beeing able to use the jfreechart-jar file seems to be that i had my source files in a path which contained a '!' in an directory name. since java tries to resolve sources like images, property-files e...

hello,

in the chart properties panel for MultipleAxisDemo1, i can set the properties only for the primary range axis - not for any of the others.

is there a way to display the others, too? is this being implemented in the next version? should i implement it?

tx...

maybe Axis.setLabel(null)?

what is "just the last axis label"?

hello, this is not really a JFreeChart question, rather a general Java question. JFreeChart just uses the ToolTip methods built into Swing. you need to create your own subclass of ChartPanel and override createToolTip(..). see there: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JComponent.htm...

Sun thinks it's related to this (rather bad) bug:
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer ... 55500.html

well, i am not sure of that. i would think that if isMissing() returns true, the getY() value returned is irrelevant (e.g. undefined). isNaN() is not really the same in this respect. we want to find out when the value is missing (in order to be compatible with the meaning of null in getYValue())......

I just had a thought - the isMissing() method is redundant. Its purpose is only to determine the meaning of getY() when it returns Double.NaN (which is a double primitive)...is it really 'not a number' or is it equivalent to 'null' (a missing or unknown value)? well, i am not sure of that. i would ...