In attempting to compile and run some of the TimeSeries demo programs furnished with 0.9.3, I got some errors referring to a "com/jrefinery/ui" package, which I cannot find anywhere.
(For example,
"package com/jrefinery/ui does not exist", and
"cannot access com/jrefinery/ui/Drawable")
With a program of my own, the second error message above, plus "file com/jrefinery/ui/Drawable.class does not exist" attributes the problem to this line of code:
ChartPanel cPanel = new ChartPanel(chart,false);
But I've searched the file src/com/jrefinery/chart/ChartPanel.java for "Drawable", and come up empty-handed.
I can't find any trace of a "jrefinery/ui" path in either the Windows or the Linux versions of 0.9.3 or 0.9.2 , nor does "Drawable" show up in the not-for-free documentation. Have I managed to bollix up the installation process, or is this an obsolete reference? And either way, what has to be done to render class ChartPanel usable?
Where are jrefinery/ui classes???
Re: Where are jrefinery/ui classes???
Hi Irv,
I had the same problem. Include the JCommon jar in the class path or download the files of JCommon and import them, the Drawable class is with the JCommon download.
Regards,
Navin Pathuru
I had the same problem. Include the JCommon jar in the class path or download the files of JCommon and import them, the Drawable class is with the JCommon download.
Regards,
Navin Pathuru