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Hi,

which version of JCommon do you use?

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Hi, you might supply a FileOutputStream, and the file will be created. File yourFile = new File ("/tmp/aChart.png"); FileOutputStream fout = new FileOutputStream(yourFile); ChartUtilities.writeChartAsPNG (fout, ...); fout.close(); As an alternative you could use the ChartUtilities.saveChartAs... met...

Hi, I guess you are using the Internet-explorer, the only browser with that behaviour. You should check, that you set all headers correctly (especially the Content-Type header). Have mo' fun, said Thomas P.S: This browser is a sad thing - and it seems they love to let users do the same rat-race over...

Hi,

the jfreechart page has a list of projects, just scroll it down to the section " Third Party Software Incorporating JFreeChart"

http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/index.html

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said Thomas

Hi,

you can use iText to do that task. iText provides easy means to generate PDF files, and it will give you access to a Graphics2D implementation, which generates PDF content.

With that Graphics2D instance, drawing charts should be very easy.

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Fixed.

Hi,

as soon as the project cvs service is up again, I'll commit some more fixes and an ANT script to make building the project easier.

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JFreeDesigner is a graphical editor for JFreeReport report definitions. The designer was written by Heiko Evermann and is now part of the JFree family. The sources for this program can be downloaded from the CVS at sourceforge, there no official download yet, as the development is still in progress....

Hi,

no, JFreeChart depends on the Java2D API, which was introduced with JDK 1.2 - there is no way to work around that restriction (well, the Java 1.1 Graphics class was (and still is) a really bad joke, and not suitable for graphic intensive programs at all).

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Hi, this package should be part of your RedHat CD-Set, just use redhats configuration manager (however it is called - I never really used RedHat) to install the package. This link is only usefull for looking, which package provides that library, it is always the safest option to use the RedHat-CDs t...

Hi, are the X11-Client libraries installed on the server? The AWT needs these libraries, even in headless mode. http://ftp2.wss.yale.edu/rpm2html/libXt.so.6.html says, that the package " XFree86-libs-4.3.0-2.90.43.i386" must be installed on your system. Installing that package should solve your prob...

Posting urgent questions in the JFreeReport forum is definitly a bad idea.
Thread moved into Jfreechart forum ...

After a long time, this one is handled ... all JDBC* classes of org.jfree.data throw SQLExceptions on errors now ...

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Hi, it does not necessarily need them, if you install the PJA (www.eteks.com/pja). This is a pure Java AWT implementation, and once installed your system will be independent of any X11 library and/or server. Just enabling the headless mode will still require some X11-Libraries (at least here on linu...

Hi, thats a funny speciality of PostScript. The coordinate system is mirrored on the x-axis and y=0 is at the bottom of the page, increasing 'y' will move the element more to the top of the page. protected void addChart( PdfWriter docWriter, JFreeChart chart ) { int width = 300; int height = 200; Pd...