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Hi All,

I am planning to use Chart APIs for my website.
I would like to get some recommendation for the Open source chart APIs available to use.

My critereas would be good look and feel and less ramp up time.
I have experience with Yahoo APIs.

Chart APIs which i could ponder upon is on Google Charts,YUI,Dojox,JFree and Fusion charts.

Pointers to use chart APIs would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks and Regards,
Saurav
 
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If you can run Java web apps, then http://www.jfree.org/eastwood/ is worth a look. It's essentially a Google Charts API clone in the shape of a Java web app.

Something more heavy-weight (more features, more customizability, and consequently more to learn) is the JSP tag library cewolf (which you can find linked in my signature).
 
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