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To display gauges,sliders,charts using java

 
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Hi Friends,
I need your suggetion on below work...

I need to represent the dynamic data of the application in the form of gauges,sliders,charts,dials etc.
Need to take up the data from database(oracle 9i) and represent in the view layer.
Pls advice how i can proceed with JSP or Swing.
let me know more usable info.& tips.

Thanks for quick and valuable one.

Regards
schitipolu
 
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JFreeChart might help you. I am unable to send you the exact URL because my network admin guys are really silly. They blocked every URL/searches having word "free" anywhere in the string.
 
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"schitipolu" -

Welcome to the JavaRanch! Please adjust your displayed name to meet the
JavaRanch Naming Policy. User names cannot be obviously fake and must constist of a first name and a last name.

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Adeel is right JFreeChart is probably your best bet for charts. For the dials, gauges, sliders - these are probably more appropriate in Swing. You *can* do them in web pages, but they require some other kind of technology on top of just HTML - like Flash, Applets, or moving images around dynamically using CSS and JavaScript.

Thanks! and welcome to the JavaRanch!
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