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Good java charting application

By John Kite - Sep. 10, 2007

Open Source, ideally, or even a paid version would do. I need to add some sizzle to our J2ee application, and need to get a good charting component that will help me with data display. I have looked at jfreechart, and it is good, but very basic. What are the tools the community has used here, and what options do I have? I have also seen jchart, but have not used it.


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  1. By Anna Medlin on Sep. 10, 2007

    Check out chartfx, which is a java based application. It is not free, though. You can get information at http://www.softwarefx.com/

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  2. By Robert Medlin on Sep. 11, 2007

    Check out cewolf. Servlet based. http://java-source.net/open-source/charting-and-reporting/cewolf

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  3. By dhandapani k on Oct. 02, 2008

    I strongly suggest you to use JFreeChart for java related applications which is the best charting tool for java related applications.


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  4. By Richard Fanning on Oct. 04, 2008

    JFreeChard +1 . One stop shop for all free java charting.


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  5. By Athrawn17 on Oct. 08, 2008

    JFreeChart and Yworks http://www.yworks.com/en/index.html are both great.


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  6. By Sanjay Makvana on Oct. 09, 2008

    JFreeChart


    I found the best and open source java charting application is JFreeChart.


    I used it in one of the Finance Swing Application and it works fine in that particular small application.


    It will work fine if you use graphs just for display purpose. it will not be a good choice if you want to re-draw the graph frequently.


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  7. By Wagner Santos on Oct. 15, 2008

    If using JSF try jenia4faces (http://www.jenia.org/).


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  8. By qiu bad on Oct. 15, 2008

    good job


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  9. By david liu on Oct. 16, 2008

    try to the anychart,if only data display


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