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The Big Faceless Java Graph Library is a 100% Java class library for creating graphs and charts. Version 2 of the Graph Library builds on the same full 3D platform and adds a substantial number of new features requested over the last 5 years. Enhancements include JSP Tag Library interface, to allow simple creation of graphs with interactive JavaScript direct from the JSP; extensible XML interface; output to SVG as well as PNG, Flash and PDF; combination of lines, bars or any other type of data on the Axes Graph plotted against up to four axe; logarithmic and "Gap" axes, for plotting large ranges of data; the same extensible Axes, 3D engine and simple design as before; full 3D engine. All graphs are rendered in shaded 3D and may be rotated to any angle. The new Big Faceless Java Graph Library will allow users to create complex graphs with very little code, saving a lot of time and energy. Download for free trial.

This is a small footprint graphing bean for creating XY graphs from Cartesian coordinates.

This is a feature packed bean that will enable you to add great looking Stacked Column Charts to your applications. The features has been grouped into several different data objects in order to make implementation simpler and more flexible. Includes a detailed and comprehensive documentation along with the tutorial style applet and application source code to create your own implementations quickly and efficiently.

This is a feature packed bean that will enable you to add great looking Column Charts to your applications. The features have been grouped into several different data objects in order to make implementation simpler and more flexible. The documentation is both detailed and comprehensive and along with the tutorial style applet and application source code provided you should have no trouble creating your own implementations quickly and efficiently.

This is a feature packed bean that will enable you to add great looking Line Charts to your applications. We have grouped the features into several different data objects in order to make implementation simpler and more flexible. The documentation is both detailed and comprehensive and along with the tutorial style applet and application source code provided you should have no trouble creating your own implementations quickly and efficiently.