[ jcharts-Feature Requests-799750 ] Add Support for Time Series Charts

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Feature Requests item #799750, was opened at 2003-09-03 08:10
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Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Ashutosh Satyam (ashutoshsatyam)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Add Support for Time Series Charts

Initial Comment:
I recently downloaded jcharts0.7.4. 

Found the included docs and the example war file quite 

useful in using and understanding this library. 



I need to plot a Time Series chart, say like a chart 

depicting the memory usage of the system i.e. (Memory 

Usage v/s Time).



I have an impression that it's not possible to render such 

a chart using the existing API. The existing Chart 

implementations are - Axis Chart, ScatterPlotAxisChart 

and PieChart2D.



It'll be really nice to add this feature in the existing 

library.







Thanks & Regards,

Ashutosh







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>Comment By: Nathaniel G. Auvil (nathaniel_auvil)
Date: 2003-09-09 01:04

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 Question is not converting Date to String and pass it in

for the xAxisLabels.

> Rather what I'm looking for is, I supply the data to be

plotted on my Time Series chart say like

>  (x,y) where x = time and y = value on the Y-Axis.

> 

> Based on all the data supplied, the API generates the

x-Axis labels for me. Something similar

> like

> we have currently for Bar Charts where a user can define

the scale for the Y-Axis or else it

> is automatically computed based on the provided data to be

plotted.

> 

> And for Date we can have different formats, say like I

want to plot it in terms of milliseconds,

> time, day,

> date etc. I hope this time I'm clear.

> 

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