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how do I bind data from database with stacked bar chart in flex

Asked by: CCBRONET

I m using stacked bar in flex to display my report. How do I bind data from database with stacked bar chart in flex. I would get whole data from database in my mxml page. I store data in Arraycollection.
I would get data in ArrayCollection like following

month        Branch          balance
-------------------------------------------
Jan             Andheri      10000000.00  
Jan             Colaba       15600000.00  
Jan             Bandra       56000000.00  
Jan             Vashi        581000000.00  
Jan             Panvel      800000000.00  
Jan             Malad         68500000.00  
Feb             Andheri      56200000.00  
Feb             Colaba       35800000.00  
Feb             Bandra       46000000.00  
Feb            Vashi         781000000.00  
Feb             Panvel        95000000.00  
Feb             Malad        451500000.00  
Mar             Andheri      62000000.00  
Mar             Colaba       82800000.00  
Mar             Bandra       46000000.00  
Mar            Vashi         241000000.00  
Mar             Panvel       795000000.00  
Mar             Malad        651500000.00

but now how can i bind data with design in mxml page stacked bar chart.


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by: mplordPosted on 2009-11-18 at 12:42:48ID: 25854546

One way is to manipulate your data such that you have one record per month (category) and a field per branch / balance:

e.g.
<record month="Jan" balanceAndheri="10000000.00" balanceColaba="15600000.00" balanceBandra="56000000.00" balanceVashi="581000000.00" balancePanvel="800000000.00" balanceMalad="68500000.00"/>

Then you can use each balance[Branch] property as a series for each segment value of the stacked bars.

In this example I created the source data in XML then add it to the ArrayCollection as an object with properties, to simulate what you might return from the server / db.

Clicking the button shows that the data changes when the ArrayCollection (ac) is updated (as the dataProvider for the chart is bound to it).

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute" creationComplete="init();">
 
	<mx:Script>
		<![CDATA[
			import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
			
			[Bindable] public var ac:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
			
			public var dataXML1:XML =
							<records>
								<record month="Jan" balanceAndheri="10000000.00" balanceColaba="15600000.00" balanceBandra="56000000.00" balanceVashi="581000000.00" balancePanvel="800000000.00" balanceMalad="68500000.00"/>
								<record month="Feb" balanceAndheri="56200000.00" balanceColaba="35800000.00" balanceBandra="46000000.00" balanceVashi="781000000.00" balancePanvel="95000000.00" balanceMalad="451500000.00"/>
								<record month="Mar" balanceAndheri="62000000.00" balanceColaba="82800000.00" balanceBandra="46000000.00" balanceVashi="241000000.00" balancePanvel="795000000.00" balanceMalad="651500000.00"/>
							</records>
			public var dataXML2:XML =
							<records>
								<record month="Apr" balanceAndheri="56200000.00" balanceColaba="35800000.00" balanceBandra="46000000.00" balanceVashi="781000000.00" balancePanvel="95000000.00" balanceMalad="451500000.00"/>
								<record month="May" balanceAndheri="62000000.00" balanceColaba="82800000.00" balanceBandra="46000000.00" balanceVashi="241000000.00" balancePanvel="795000000.00" balanceMalad="651500000.00"/>
								<record month="Jun" balanceAndheri="10000000.00" balanceColaba="15600000.00" balanceBandra="56000000.00" balanceVashi="581000000.00" balancePanvel="800000000.00" balanceMalad="68500000.00"/>
							</records>
							
			private function init():void
			{
				setData(dataXML1);
			}
			
			private function onButtonClick(event:Event):void
			{
				setData(dataXML2);
			}
 
			private function setData(dataXML:XML):void
			{
				ac.removeAll();
				var list:XMLList = dataXML.record;
				for each (var xml:XML in list)
				{
					var o:Object = new Object();
					o['month'] = xml.@month;
					o['balanceAndheri'] = xml.@balanceAndheri;
					o['balanceColaba'] = xml.@balanceColaba;
					o['balanceBandra'] = xml.@balanceBandra;
					o['balanceVashi'] = xml.@balanceVashi;
					o['balancePanvel'] = xml.@balancePanvel;
					o['balanceMalad'] = xml.@balanceMalad;
					ac.addItem(o);
				}
			}
			
		]]>
	</mx:Script>
 
	<mx:BarChart id="barchart1" dataProvider="{ac}" type="stacked" right="5" bottom="5" left="100" top="5">
		<mx:verticalAxis>
           <mx:CategoryAxis 
                dataProvider="{ac}" 
                categoryField="month"
           />
        </mx:verticalAxis>
		<mx:series>
			<mx:Array>
				<mx:BarSeries displayName="Andheri" xField="balanceAndheri" showDataEffect="morph"/>
				<mx:BarSeries displayName="Colaba" xField="balanceColaba" showDataEffect="morph"/>
				<mx:BarSeries displayName="Bandra" xField="balanceBandra" showDataEffect="morph"/>
				<mx:BarSeries displayName="Vashi" xField="balanceVashi" showDataEffect="morph"/>
				<mx:BarSeries displayName="Panvel" xField="balancePanvel" showDataEffect="morph"/>
				<mx:BarSeries displayName="Malad" xField="balanceMalad" showDataEffect="morph"/>
			</mx:Array>
		</mx:series>
	</mx:BarChart>
	<mx:Legend dataProvider="{barchart1}" top="5" left="5" width="90"/>
	<mx:Button x="10" y="314" label="Button" click="onButtonClick(event);"/>
	
</mx:Application>
                                              
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by: mplordPosted on 2009-11-25 at 18:51:03ID: 25912870

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by: CCBRONETPosted on 2009-12-25 at 23:00:30ID: 31650374

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