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AdamWarlock, This method setSkipCategoryLabelsToFit(true) is no longer available in the latest release. I've done some scouting in this forum, and found out many developers are facing this same issue. We prefer the solution your recommend: setSkipCategoryLabelsToFit(true). What version of JFreeChart...

Clemens, Have you tried to change the orientation of your category labels? I had the same issue, and this is my simple customization for my chart that has too many category labels as well as being long. private void customizeChart(Parms localParm) { localParm.oChart.setBackgroundPaint(Color.getHSBCo...

David, It's quite convincing to me that there're many developers need to have the flexibility to skip category labels, which was available in previous versions. I understand that you recommend using "the XYPlot class with a DateAxis for the domain axis". I found myself in agreement with other develo...

Seri, Sorry I didn't answer you sooner. Our development and deployment have both WebServer and AppServer in the same box. If you have them in separate boxes, my strong feeling is that you must have XVFB installed where your AppServer resides, since this is where your Servlet codes make graphic API c...

Needed back then, and still needed now!!! My chart display total number of transaction over a period of time. A case in point, domain values from midnight to noon: 0000 and 1200, representing as category "0000" through "1200", with 2 minutes between x-values, there are 360 category labels in a chart...

I got the same problem of "X-Axis gets too crowded" with a different flavor: My chart has hundreds of x-values, and though I set them with "Axis.setCategoryLabelPositions(CategoryLabelPositions.DOWN_90)", hundreds of category labels become a single long contingous black box. I've scouted many posts ...

If you were describing category labels (domain axis) in your example, one way I think possible is to use the DefaultCategoryDataset. For each value of the x-axis, ie 1000, 777, 333, you derive a associated category string, ie "1000 (100%)", "777 (77.7%)", and "333 (33.3%)", respectively. Then invoki...

Seems I'm in need of similar task, as in:

http://www.jfree.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... gory+label

Any suggestions? Thanks.

Try this: CategoryPlot oPlot; CategoryAxis oAxis; oPlot = oChart.getCategoryPlot(); oAxis = oPlot.getDomainAxis(); oAxis.setCategoryMargin(0.25); // twenty-five percent oAxis.setLowerMargin(0.04); // four percent oAxis.setUpperMargin(0.04); // four percent oAxis.setMaxCategoryLabelWidthRatio(10); //...

My chart has large number of categories, ie > 600. All category item labels are crowded over one another resulting in unreadable blacken texts. Is there a (simple) way to: a) display category labels at a fixed interval, say one label for each 30 categories, and b) obviously, need to preserve the cha...

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JAT

Apparently your JDK is 14+ version, judging from the setting CATALINA_OPTS="-Djava.awt.headless=true". JDK 14+ enables this option. So stay with that configuration. It's much cleaner. Unfortunately, I don't have that luxury, JDK 131. My environment is shared among many AS, and thus migrating upward ...

AIX 43/ JDK 131 / Websphere 403, and X11 DISPLAY problem My final working solution for AIX, after exhausting all possible settings/configurations with PureJavaAWT, is XVFB. If you MUST get a solution, check out this link for details: http://publibn.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/aixprggd/a...

Thanks.

My final working solution for AIX, after exhausting all possible settings/configurations with PureJavaAWT, is XVFB.
If you MUST get a solution, check out this link for details:

http://publibn.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link ... Header_363

Best luck!

My final working solution for AIX, after exhausting all possible settings/configurations with PureJavaAWT, is XVFB. If you MUST get a solution, check out this link for details:

http://publibn.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link ... Header_363

Best luck!