Gantt and multiple tasks

[Dams]

Hi,

First question :
Is it normal that when I use multiple task per line, the first task is not visible, ex :

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TaskSeries taskseries = new TaskSeries("Project 1");
		Task t = new Task("First Person", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(1, 3, 2003), date(3, 3, 2003)));
		t.addSubtask(new Task("", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(7, 3, 2003), date(15, 3, 2003))));
		t.addSubtask(new Task("", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(18, 3, 2003), date(25, 3, 2003))));
		t.addSubtask(new Task("", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(7, 6, 2003), date(18, 6, 2003))));
        taskseries.add(t);

In this example (and others) the primary task is never visible.

Second question

How can we add null or empty SimpleTimePeriod, or an null or empty Task, because I use the JFreeChart to generate graph in order to see all task by project/date (the tasks represents in this case the teams), and by project, we can add differents persons who have work on.
I hope to be clear with these ideas.


Best regards,
Damien

[Dams]

Moreover, why when I put a subtask that begin before the principal task, it is not visible, whereas when I put a subtask that end after the principal task , it is visible ... ??

[Dams]

[wiesi]

Hi Dams,

have you found your problem? I got the same


Regards
Wiesi

[Dams]

well, i do it with.

In order to not add the same number of task per series (because , in the society, some persons not working on the same project), instead of adding nul task (it is not possible), I add a task in the year 1970

Big trick, don't you ?

Otherelse, I make a new Class that help user to create Gantt Chart in order to represent easily project/workers or workers/project and also generate data for VerticalBar Chart to represent workers/day working by project. If you want this Class...

[david.gilbert]

Hi Dams,

I have the code you sent me on 30 July and plan to incorporate this into JFreeChart shortly...have you done any updates since then?

[Dams]

yeah! you're right!

I've done a JAR archive (JfreeProjects.jar), so it is easily configurable.
Just link to this package, and use it.

Now, with some data (Project,Work and Ressource), it can generate a DefaultCategoryDataset for VerticalBarChart (total day working per Ressource) and a TaskSeriesCollection for Gantt Chart (Projects/Ressources and Ressources/Projects)

I can mail u (source and binairies)?

[david.gilbert]

Just the source is fine, thanks!

[Dams]

It's mailed!
Don't hesitate to answer me some questions about it.

Have a nice day.

[rickyb]

Hi,

First question :
Is it normal that when I use multiple task per line, the first task is not visible, ex :

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TaskSeries taskseries = new TaskSeries("Project 1");
		Task t = new Task("First Person", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(1, 3, 2003), date(3, 3, 2003)));
		t.addSubtask(new Task("", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(7, 3, 2003), date(15, 3, 2003))));
		t.addSubtask(new Task("", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(18, 3, 2003), date(25, 3, 2003))));
		t.addSubtask(new Task("", new SimpleTimePeriod(date(7, 6, 2003), date(18, 6, 2003))));
        taskseries.add(t);

In this example (and others) the primary task is never visible.

Second question

How can we add null or empty SimpleTimePeriod, or an null or empty Task, because I use the JFreeChart to generate graph in order to see all task by project/date (the tasks represents in this case the teams), and by project, we can add differents persons who have work on.
I hope to be clear with these ideas.


Best regards,
Damien

Hi Dams/David/Anybody,
Is there an easy way to make the colors unique for every Subtask - in the example code above?

Thanks & G'day,
Ricky

[moonblade]

Hi ...

Anyone knows how to add empty tasks to the taskseriescollection ?
I cant use the 1970-s trick, because my chart uses scroll bar, which will result in a very looooong scroll bar.

Please help

[moonblade]

Please ?