I played with JFreeChart and AJAX (Struts2) on my web page a bit and here are the results:
Here are some screenshots:
Here are some screenshots:
Thursday, July 26, 2007
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Hi Przemysław,
Nice work. I'm looking around for JFreechar with Ajax. Would you mind sharing the details of your implementation? and may be source code?
Take care.
s
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