Jaume Sola

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You may want to look at RReport:
http://www.java4less.com
and click on "RReport".
20 years ago
You may want to look at RReport:
http://www.java4less.com
and click on "RReport".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $35)
- Documentation and support are included in the price.
- it can print, create PDF or DHTML output.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- It includes a standard ready to use servlet.
- Includes RReport Visual Builder for easy design of reports (no programming, no complicated API)
- Supports lots of object, charts, multiline fields, barcodes, evaluation of expressions.
- Can read data from database.
- source code is available and can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
JSP
You may want to look at RChart:
http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial are included in the price.
- Works as applet, servlet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
JSP
Actually the only way to avoid sending data to the server would be using an Applet and using javascript integration to update the applet.
See RChart, it will support both approaches:
http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial are included in the price.
- Works as applet, servlet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database (if working in the server).
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
JSP
Maybe you want to look at RChart:
http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial are included in the price.
- Works as servlet , bean or applet.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder for easy design (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database automatically.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
JSP
See RChart: http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial are included in the price.
- Works as Servlet, applet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database automatically.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
JSP
See RChart: http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial - Works as applet, servlet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
See RChart: http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial are included
- Works as applet, servlet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
See RChart: http://www.java4less.com and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Documentation , support and online-tutorial are included in the price.
- Works as applet, servlet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also
- Supports more than 18 types of charts andhas interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html
links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
See RChart:
http://www.java4less.com
and click on "RChart".
It has the following advantages:
- very reasonable price (starting at $24)
- Works as applet, servlet or bean.
- It works with java 1.1 also.
- Supports more than 18 types of charts and has interactive features (zoom,tips,scroll,html links)
- Includes RChart Visual Builder (almost no programming)
- Can read data from database.
- source code is available can be freely modified for commercial applications also.
20 years ago
You can try RChart
it includes a Visual Tool for building the charts. Then you canuse the charts very easily as servlet, applet or bean.
21 years ago
You can try RChart
it includes a Visual Tool for building the charts. Then you canuse the charts very easily as servlet, applet or bean.
21 years ago
There is a tool called RReport Visual Builder:
http://www.java4less.com/print_java_e.htm
21 years ago