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Hey all, In attempting to integrate JFreeChart and SWT, the main problem that people have mentioned before is that AWT and SWT have different event loops, and are not very interoperable. If you want users to be able to use the context menu to print or save the chart, you can't just capture it as a J...

Other than that: don't use JDBCCategoryDatasets but write your own interface of getting data via JDBC and create the specific JFreeCHart datasets. This way you are flexible enough with your datasets and can work around possible restrictions of JDBCCategoryDataset. That's what I ended up doing... I ...

EDIT: As far as answering the question in the post title, I think the answer should be "yes" - and here's why. The exception occurs within an ArrayList in the JFreeChart library. In my opinion, all exceptions within an API should provide System.out feedback on why they occurred (assuming the API ca...