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if you read the release notes for the new release you'll find that the function you are referring to has been removed. Instead use this new one: XYPlot.setDataset(int index, XYDataset dataset) If you've already set the first dataset in the constructor, then use index of 1 for your second plot. Datas...

Nevermind - I guess the problem was with my CategorySubplot subclass.

sorry!

I'm trying to set the RangeAxis in my CategoryPlot class, after I've previously initialized it to null (because I don't know if there's going to be a shared RangeAxis with another plot yet). But when I call setRangeAxis it causes a null pointer exception. Here's stack trace: java.lang.NullPointerExc...

Thanks - that worked great. I couldn't beleive how much faster it rendered!

Is there a maximum number of points on a plot that JFreeChart can handle drawing? I am asking this because I am getting an out of memory error from the JVM when I try to plot a large number of points. I have a CombinedDomainXYPlot with 12 individual XYPlots. In each plot there are 2200 data points, ...

I've created a class that can accept both XYPlots and CategoryPlots as subplots as long as they both share a common ValueAxis (domain for the XYPlot and range for the CategoryPlot). I chose to extend the XYPlot class to use as my starting point, but you probably could've used the CategoryPlot as the...

If each of your lines is a seperate series and you are using the XYLineAndShapeRenderer, use this method: public void setSeriesPaint(int series, Paint paint) { setSeriesPaint(series, paint, true); } and set the paint for each of your series like so: renderer.setSeriesPaint(0, ChartColor.yellow); ren...

I think putting it in the base plot class would be a good idea. All my plots are shown as a png image on a webpage and have a white background and I definetely think it looks better without the rectangle.

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I did the same thing except I put the code within my CombinedDomainPlot class. I draw the title beforing drawing the subplot. public void drawTitle(TextTitle title, Graphics2D g2, Rectangle2D area) { Rectangle2D titleArea = new Rectangle2D.Double(); double availableHeight = 0.0; double availableWidt...

You can create your own NumberFormat class that appends a percentage sign to all numbers (NumberFormat is an abstract class). Then use NumberAxis and set the NumberFormatOverride with your new class. ex: PercentFormat myFormatter = new PercentFormat(); NumberAxis axis = new NumberAxis(); axis.setNum...

Make sure you use the XYLineAndShapeRenderer for your line portion of your graph. Set the shape to a circle by using

renderer.setShape(new Ellipse2D.Double(-4, -4, 8, 8));

and then set the shapes to not be filled by using

renderer.setShapesFilled(false);

Hope this helps!

Fixed my problems too - thanks so much!

I've looked for the flag that you mentioned and cannot find it anywhere within the TextUtilities class or any of the org.jfree.text package. I'm having the same problems as well with JDK 1.3.1, all labels are drawn incorrectly and all titles and subtitles are not drawn at all. I've stepped through t...