Re: Re: JCharts in applets

if you are going to use a bufferedImage, you will have to override the void paint( Graphics g )
method of your applet to draw the image.


--- Leonid Asanov <[email protected]> wrote:
> The variant without BufferedImage works fine as standalone application. If I 
> turn on BufferedImage it just displayd black area. Both variants don't work 
> as an applet.
> 
> Leo
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