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First, please post the exact exception message you see. Second, perhaps try a more recent version of JFreeChart (1.0.14 is quite old).

Did you see the setUpperBound() method?

No, not in JFreeChart. But you can do this in Orson Charts, another chart library I wrote:

https://github.com/jfree/orson-charts

I guess the permissions on your dropbox don't allow others to access the image. Can you upload it somewhere else?

ExtJS is a JavaScript framework and JFreeChart is a Java charting library...so there isn't a lot in common between them.

A new version of JFreeSVG has been uploaded to the Maven Central Repository. From the README file: Version 3.4 (10 February 2019) - added attribute for font size units override; - added automatic module name (org.jfree.jfreesvg); - omit transformation if it is the identity transform; - fixed drawStr...

Use the latest version, JFreeChart is still compiling and running with Java 6. If you want JavaFX support, then you'll need Java 8.

No. You can use Batik to generate SVG output, although I would recommend JFreeSVG as a smaller, faster and simpler dependency.

I'm not actively supporting the SWT code for JFreeChart, but you'll find all the latest status in these projects at GitHub:

• https://github.com/jfree/jfreechart

• https://github.com/jfree/jfreechart-swt

• https://github.com/jfree/swtgraphics2d

Yes, I'm dealing with it whenever I have the time. Super annoying.

Are you using the LegendTitle class? It has a setSortOrder() method.

Unless you have a strong reason for wanting to use Batik, I would recommend JFreeSVG - it is a simpler dependency, much smaller jar file, and the code runs faster:

http://www.object-refinery.com/blog/blog-20140423.html

On the JFreeSVG home page:

http://www.jfree.org/jfreesvg/

...you will see this link to the alternative license that is available:

http://www.jfree.org/jfreesvg/jfreesvg-licence-1.0.pdf

...and this link to purchase:

https://object-refinery.myshopify.com/p ... on-licence

Version 1.7 has been released, this fixes a bug where multiple calls to the setClip() method caused font and color attributes to be lost. The code is available from the Maven Central Repository: <dependency> <groupId>org.jfree</groupId> <artifactId>fxgraphics2d</artifactId> <version>1.7</version> </...

I think all you need to add is: chartViewer.setPrefHeight(300); ...because the preferred width and height of the ChartViewer are defaulting to 0. You could also consider removing the VBox and second anchor pane, and add the ChartViewer directly to the first AnchorPane: tab.setContent(anchorPane); //...