Graphing / Chart Library Help

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#1

I’m trying to find a charting library to do line x/y and 3d plots. My max data size would be about 10 meg of x/y/z data.

Does anyone have any experience with scientific visualization using java?

Recommendations on libraries to use?

Thanks,
DrA>

#2

http://jcharts.sourceforge.net/samples/pie3d.html

I think I used it a couple of years back, haven’t left a “it’s great!”-inpression on me however it did the job.

#3

JFreeChart is free and widely used. It’s not bad.

#4

Thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately, neither of those does x/y/z data. The 3d pie is really only a 2d chart, presented in 3d.

Anyone else have suggestions?

Thanks,
DrA>

#5

Excel and HSSF?

#6

I’m recently playing around with mathematica.

“Mathematica is also a robust software development environment. Mathematica packages can be debugged, encapsulated, and wrapped in a custom user interface, all from within the Mathematica system. Alternatively, Java, C, or links to a proprietary system can use Mathematica’s power behind the scenes.”

Although so far I kinda like the program but I’ve only done really basic stuff, so no first hand exp using it for that kinda stuff. there is also a price tag to take note off.

they boast with this:

http://www.wolfram.com/products/mathematica/images/environment.gif

I don’t know how you expect to use it, as a webapp it could do the trick but if you want some stuff on a client.