I am currently working on a system which handles the management by business objectives of an organization.I need to generate reports and also the graphical representation of certain things like employee performance in particular year,company growth etc.So I studied certain tools/APIs for that.
Now my question is can I use jasperreports for reporting part of the system and jfreechart for chart/graphical part of system and then integrate it ? or is there any another open source tool/API available for that ?
plz help.
Thanks in advance...
You can get some idea of the versatility of JFreeChart from the demo and examples. I haven't used JasperReports.
You can use google visualization charts, high charts, jplot.
Google Visualization
High Charts
Jqplot - Uses jquery
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I have an application made of multiple microservices. I would like to visualize it for newer developer to understand the flow chart.
In some previous experiences, I have seen people draw flowchart like this one below.
Question: What is this kind of flow chart called?
Is there any software tool that can draw it?
flow chart
Use https://www.planttext.com/ for creating the flowchart, You need to first understand the syntax for creating the flowchart.
This diagram is called "sequence diagram". You can use https://www.zenuml.com for creating sequence diagram. It comes with a super-developer-friendly syntax and is real-time.
Disclaimer: I am the author :)
This diagram is called "Sequence Diagram". You can learn about its annotation at IBM Rational site
You can use tools like Visual Paradigm to draw it. They have a community version for non-commercial use.
I'm looking for a chart library that fulfils most or not all of the requirements:
Bar charts with support for point labels, and custom labels for X/Y axis, and multiple series.
Pie charts (simple pie chart)
Is responsive to devices of different screensizes
Is free for production / commercial use
Ease of use and reasonable sized support community
Does anyone have any recommendations?
I'm working on data visualization using a Cakephp and PHP environment.
Cheers
Kevin
Well, this is quite a hefty requirement list, but you might find that ZingChart would be a viable candidate.
Includes bar, pie, and many other chart types. (http://www.zingchart.com/docs/chart-types/ )
Multiple series, custom labels for axes (custom labels for anything, really) - http://www.zingchart.com/docs/features/labels/
Responsive
Free for production use with a small watermark in the corner and flexible licensing options
Straightforward, CSS-like syntax
Plenty of demos in our gallery rand documentation, used by some Fortune 500 companies, and fully supported by our team in San Diego
You’ve probably realized by now that I am with the ZingChart team :-) We are here to answer any questions you might have.
I have a big project that requires charting and I need to make a decision between these two charting choices:
JQchart - Looks most dynamic and easy to use with MVC support, The problem is that it looks inferior to Highcharts in data visualization.
Highcharts - The DotNet support is depndable on a 3rd part api library, It might not be as dynamic as JQcharts but it looks significantly better than it.
I need some guidance if it's possible to add some "magic" to the JQchart lib to look better(I know Trirand plugin it's not enough), Any examples with optimized visualization will be wellcome, Any suggestions for some other plugins are welcome as well.
I have spent a lot of time recently looking for some resources to help me to learn some more advanced techniques for developing AX 2009 SSRS reports. There is a lot of information available about making basic reports and Microsoft provides some nice walkthroughs.
What I am looking for is some more in-depth information covering more about writing business logic and methods in C#. Where can I locate some Code samples or even a solid technical book?
I trust you have found the great videos from Saveen Reddy. There are dozen of great videos explaining also into details on how you go about to make AX 2009 SSRS reports:
http://www.youtube.com/user/dynamicsaxbi
Furthermore, I would highly recommend having a look at the already created report libraries. Start off with the libraries ending with SRS (Like CustSRS and VendSRS). Just rightclick a library and choose to edit it in Visual Studio. I assume your environment is already set up for this.
Look into how some reports use queries to collect data directly and some use datamethods. By examining what is already in standard, you can learn a great deal of how to solve your own requirements.
I have one advice to you:
To develop a neat looking SSRS report, use SharedLibrary already exist project and use its styles.
I have an application that captures analog signal data from external sensor which is sent into database. I have to use the data from the database to plot graph. And I don't know how to do it. Can anyone guide me in this?
The best graphing library that I like to use is coreplot.
Unless you want to write your own graphing tool, you will have to resort to 3rd party tools. Core Plot is a popular one.
Check out 'core-plot'
CorePlot is one of the charting library.
Other if you want to refer are as follows:
Some of the alternatives that I found were:
http://code.google.com/p/s7graphview/
http://sebkade.wordpress.com/2010/05/06/basic-graph-class-for-iphone/
http://www.rgraph.net/
http://www.ivisualization.com/
http://www.vvi.com/apps/vvidget
http://github.com/duivesteyn-enterprises/deSimpleChart.
I hope this helps someone who is looking for alternatives to Core Plot.