I'm using shieldUi library for building charts in a web page.
I was wondering about creating charts in a Java backend and save them as images (or use them when creating a pdf using FOP).
Is shieldUi (and its integration with apache wicket) suitable for this purpose?
There are integration Apache Wicket with ShieldUI.
Maybe it will help you!
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When I create a report with Birt 4.4.2, it seems impossible to generate the table style in html5. Is there a way to do this?
"HTML5" content can be achieved using various options:
embed the visualization in HTML5 using the BIRT JavaScript API
generate your own visualization using the BIRT REST API
link to an external CSS file
write an HTML5 emitter
Someone seems to have started writing a new HTML5 emitter at http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/457537/
I've created a project in Google Web Toolkit 2.4. Many of the the elements in my web page are created with GWT (buttons,treeItems etc).
Is there a way to use Google Translate in order to do the translation? Is there an API for Google Web Toolkit?
take a look at http://code.google.com/p/gwt-google-apis/wiki/LanguageGettingStarted
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What is the best open-source java charting library? (other than jfreechart)
In my web application I need to present some charts. I create class where I used JFreeChart library, but this library is desktop library. I need some free web library. Can you help me?
Try the Google Chart Tools; the simple web service interface is easily usable via JavaScript for live graphics and the Google Chart API is great for Java (and other languages) for static images.
You can create chart for your web application by using JFreeChart as well. For more details go to following link:
http://himtech-spring.blogspot.com/2012/07/spring-mvc-with-jfreechart.html
You can also create chart for web application using Google chart API. For this you need to construct an URL and send it to Google chart server for generating chart.
Click here for Google chart integration with SpringMVC implementation
gRaphäel provides charts with a JavaScript API.
You can use kava charts in java. You can refer this link: http://www.kavachart.com/documentation/index.html
Server side
JFreeChart can be used in web applications as well. Simply create a servlet that returns a chart rendered as PNG
Client side
Google Chart Tools - easy way to generate charts by crafting URLs
Various JavaScript charting libraries, with jqPlot and HighCharts being my favourite
I have a complicated Apache Wicket application.I want to convert that application as a Wicket Portlet application. I got some information from https://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/portal-howto.html. But doesnt so clear . So wanted to know the simple steps to convert an wicket Application into Wicket Portlet Application
I have done the exact opposite of you, I converted a lot of Wicket Portlet to a single Wicket Application. What portlet container are you going to use ? What Wicket version are you using ? I think Portlet support has been dropped in 1.5, so be warned that you will be stuck with 1.4 unless you provide your patches. The Wiki page you're talking explains everything you have to know. I suggest you try an hello-world before converting your application.
Im searching the web but still couldn't find any way to integrate JasperReports with the Play Framework. Have any of you did it before? If so please show me what is the best way to do it.
Here is a nice example for using Jasper with Play:
https://gist.github.com/1143821
Well, it's too generic of a question. Probably the easiest way is to use the web services of Jasper via the WS library or Java libraries. In the link you have some Java code samples.