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3 | 25 |
3 | 35 |
Bear Bibeault wrote:Whenever the control value changes?
Bear Bibeault wrote:(This seems to be related to your other question, so I may end up closing this topic if they get too similar.)
Bear Bibeault wrote:Applets are obsolete and disabled by default in most browsers.
Most server-side charting options seem to focus on writing the chart to an image, and then statically displaying that image in an HTML page. This is obviously limiting as it precludes real-time interaction with the chart.
That is why the modern approach is to send the data to the page, where JavaScript can be used to create interactive charts. There are any number of packages that make this pretty easy such as Highcharts, or Flot charts, or a bunch of others that you can search for. If you are somewhat masochistic, you can look at D3.
Why did you choose a desktop technology such as JavaFX if your intent was to show the chart on the web?