Flash Source | Flash Charts
When you present data in your website. Flash charts are good choose. Because Images and movies have more information than text. This way will determine the success on the user understanding or not.It is used to increase the good look of an application
1.Open Flash Chart GWT Widget Library
The OFCGWT project provides a simple to use chart widget for GWT based on Open Flash Chart 2. It uses a modified POJO bean model from OFC4J that is serialized using GWT JSON to provide the correct GWT Client data that meets the requirements of the OFC 2.x API. A beta version is available for early developer testing.
2.Flex 2 Charting with XML tutorial
Adobe Flex is not well documented (well, let’s say information is hard to find). Even more so for the charting component for Flex Builder 2. Hereby a tutorial where we set up a column chart, import XML data and format the chart.
3.Google Chart API
The Google Chart API returns a PNG-format image in response to a URL. Several types of image can be generated, including line, bar, and pie charts. For each image type you can specify attributes such as size, colors, and labels.
You can include a Chart API image in a webpage by embedding a URL within an <img> tag. When the webpage is displayed in a browser the Chart API renders the image within the page.
All the images in this document were generated with the Chart API. To view the URL of an image :
- if you are using Firefox right-click then select
View imageorProperties. - if you are using Internet Explorer right-click then select
Properties.
This document describes the required format of Chart API URLs and the available parameters.
4.Flex Charts with Google Charts and Eastwood Charts
Flex provides a rich, sophisticated set of dynamic charts, but a license fee is required (via purchase of FlexBuilder Professional) to use these Flex charts for most realistic production situations. There are several other charting options including Open Flash Chart (runs as its own SWF and reads JSON data files to generate charts), amCharts (not open source and uses ActionScript 2 so cannot be used directly in Flex), Fusion Charts Free (sends SWF and data files from server to browser), Google Charts, and JFreeChart/Eastwood Charts. In this blog entry, I’ll briefly look at using Google Charts and Eastwood Charts 1.1.0 with Flex because I believe these are the easiest to use in a Flex application.
5.Charts zoom / range selector (version 2)
this is the second chart range selector.
some of the code here is also borrowed from somewhere (sorry for not remembering who from).
6. 10 Minute Reviews: Open Flash Chart
We frequently get requests to review and write about analytics-related solutions. I’ve put off most of these requests because it sounded like a lot of work. Then I had an 4-hour-work-week-style epiphany: most new users only give a new product or service a few minutes before they make up their mind. Why can’t I make the same snap judgement and call it an expert opinion?
7.Charts for Flash CS3
Similar to other Flash components, you can create a chart by placing an instance on the stage or by using ActionScript to create an instance dynamically.
Initializing a Chart on Stage
The easiest way to create a chart is to drag one of the chart components, such as ColumnChart, from the Components panel to the stage. This will immediately create a instance of the chart and add it to the display list. You may use the Properties panel to set some of its basic properties, such as the data provider and category names, and to change the position and size of the component. For more advanced functionality, you will need to manipulate the chart with ActionScript.
7.10 Best Free Chart APIs
Below is a list of some of the best free APIs for generating charts.
8.XML/SWF Charts
XML/SWF Charts is a simple, yet powerful tool to create attractive charts and graphs from XML data.
Create an XML source to describe a chart, then pass it to this tool’s flash file to generate the chart. The XML source can be prepared manually, or generated dynamically using any scripting language (PHP, ASP, CFML, Perl, etc.)
XML/SWF Charts makes the best of both the XML and SWF worlds. XML provides flexible data generation, and Flash provides the best graphic quality.
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