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The label shows up on the graph axis, so obviously it isn't set to null. For some reason I cannot read it back.
I want the title to be label that is on the Y axis.

See original post, it's returning a 'null'

No problem, I must have not properly described the problem.

The class that is in question is fully dynamic. So It's 'management' this time, but it'll be something else the next time it runs. How do I extract back out the axis label dynamically?

Hi, I'm trying to create a bunch of graphs dynamically from a database so I need to set the title of the graph from the dataset. The dataset contains the axis name, which I can display easily. final CategoryAxis domainAxis = plot.getDomainAxis(); domainAxis.setCategoryLabelPositions(CategoryLabelPos...

Hi, I'm trying to create a spider chart (using 1.0.13) from the demo code, but I need the background and the values for the background to be generated along with the plot. The web part of the graph along with 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, etc... that would go under the plot. Second question, is there is "Render" c...

It sort of did, but I ended up having to pull it back out. it simply isn't dynamic enough if the data is not a known quantity.

Thank you. The wrapper idea works sadly the composition and the visual of the data is just not very pretty. I'll have to read more into JTable and JComponent to see what parameters exist in making them more visually appealing.

Thanks again.

Ok so now I have a JTable with the data, but I can't figure out how to render it into the chart. Anyone have any snippets they can share?

I'll have a look at JTable. Thank you.

You mean the high water and low water mark? Than yes you can.

You can do that with a CandleStick or a HighLowChart.

Hi,

I'm trying to add a legend to this chart:



Which would make it look like this excel graph:



Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Aram

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It still crashes java inside Eclipse, but it has to be something inside Eclipse.

I exported everything as a jar file and it runs fine from command line with the same JRE, so the problem is an incompatibility within Eclipse and JRE 1.6. I'm going to try to un-install all of 1.6 to see if that helps.

I have a very odd problem. I'm doing 18 MySql "select count(*) from .... " based on 2 Enums (3 x 6). Fairly simple stuff. The main problem is this: 1) If I leave the MySQL stuff and comment out the createChart(dataset) it works. 2) If I leave the createChart(dataset) and replace the MySQL statements...