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Use the open source called &quot;JFreeChart&quot; to plot any kind of graph in Java application or applet or Servlet/JSP page.
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Use the open source called "JFreeChart" to plot any kind of graph in Java application or applet or Servlet/JSP page.

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Cheers Bob,<br />
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that gives me a rough idea on how to go about it,<br />
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Riz
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Cheers Bob,

that gives me a rough idea on how to go about it,

Riz

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How would you plot a line graph in a JAVA application.<br />
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I've found a few applets but I want to plot a simple line graph in an application.<br />
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eg. a string like this is sent and a line graph is plotted:- 12,3,4,45,6,76,34,23,232,4<wbr />,3,556<br />
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if anyone can suggests something then that would be good
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How would you plot a line graph in a JAVA application.

I've found a few applets but I want to plot a simple line graph in an application.

eg. a string like this is sent and a line graph is plotted:- 12,3,4,45,6,76,34,23,232,4,3,556

if anyone can suggests something then that would be good

Plot a line graph in JAVA

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.