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It seems to be a bug inside Java 7 (7.0.122) and not JFeeChart. I have upgraded to Java 7 (7.0.147_1) and now it work all good

Hi It seems that JFreeChart don't draw grid lines for domain axis in Java 7. Below a screenshot of JFreeChart compiled with Java 6 (1.6.0_07): http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/4736/89945058.jpg You see the black grid lines on the domain axis. Now, look what happen with Java 7 (OpenJDK 1.7.0): http...

After long searching and experiments, I found the solution in another post: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=27794&p=81664&hili ... set#p81664

Sorry for open this thread.

Hi I have a XYZDataset, XYBlockRenderer and XYPlot. In the x axis are dates but not linear. E.g. 1.1.2010, 3.1.2010, 4.1.2011, 10.2.2011 etc. It's possible, that all days between this dates are not drawn? Somethings like: If there is no 2.1.2010, 5.1.2011, 6.1.2011, 7.1.2011, 8.1.2011, 9.1.2011 all ...

I haven't tried it yet but just found someone who claims to have created a fix. http://www.xspace.org/Other/index.html This unfortunately not worked for me. So, I have writtem another possible solution for squared XYPlot in scala code: package org.jfreex package chart.plot import java.awt.Graphics2...

@liferiot see this thread . @pfxo: There is no easy way to achieve that. The JFreeChart just draws itself in the Rectangle provided in the draw-method. It doesn´t notice if the rectangle size between two calls has changed. I have maybe found a solution for that. But I'm not sure whether it's a nice...

I would like to know the same. I have a DefaultXYZDataset, XYBlockRenderer and XYPlot to draw my box chart. I wished, if the frame is resized the chart don't stretching itself but rather expand his axis. Like the chart tools for financial products, where the time axis expand if you resize the frame ...