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Rogue Wave's StudioJ offers high-quality, integrated, pure Java components for GUI development, data analysis, charting, and database access, plus support for Java 2. Our latest release gives you extra functionality to leverage Java 2, and includes these new enhancements to get your Java projects out the door quickly: GIFtm Exportation for charts, grids and more; powerful support for customizing Java applets using HTML tags (no Java code required); additional JFC support; plus Java2/JIT compatibility.

StudioJ makes a great add-on to any Java IDE/RAD environment, including VisualCafe, JBuilder, and Visual Age. StudioJ is written to the JDK specifications and comes with full source code and JavaBeans.

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Free StudioJ Beans Included!

Free, fully functional, components are provided on this CD which are taken from Rogue Wave's Studio J product. These components give you several options for building charts by providing:

  • Charting primitives
  • A variety of prebuilt chart types
  • The capability to create composite chart types by mixing a combination of overlays.

Studio J's data model provides for dynamic updates, and built-in callback mechanisms allow users to drill down to display underlying data. You can bind to any data source, including JDBC and ODBC. These components work with IDEs that support bound properties and include support for JFC.

Follow this link to look at the Guide to the StudioJ Charting Beans.

Installation

  1. This package contains fully functional runtime beans which may be incorporated into your development project. If the package is in .jar, .zip, or .tar format, uncompress the full package into a local directory (links may not work appropriately until this is done). Place this html file into that same directory, or open the html file of the same name (install.html) from within that directory.
  2. rwchart.jar contains the fully functional sample beans (these beans are a subset of our full StudioJ product). These beans can be imported into your IDE or used from the API.
  3. To use the beans inside Visual Cafe,
    1. select File | Add Component into library... from the File menu. (You must have a project open to enable this menu option)
      An Open dialog box appears.
    2. Select the rwchart.jar file from the directory where you extracted the Rogue Wave components and click Open. A Component Library window will open with the sample charting beans from Rogue Wave Software.
    3. If you want to add the charting components to the Component Palette, select the component or components in the Component Library window and right-click on the mouse. Choose Add to Component Palette option from the pop-up menu. A new tab page should be added to the Palette window with the selected components.

  4. To use the beans with other IDEs, simply follow the instructions for installing JavaBeans components with that IDE.
  5. To use the rwchart.jar JavaBeans API with the JDK:

    1. Place the rwchart.jar file into your working directory (recommended) or anther directory which has a specified path for your environment.
    2. Examine the overview of the components we have included by following the Guide to the StudioJ Charting Beans.
    3. When you have located a bean you would like to use, click on the associated icon for API information and the package name which can be used in your development project!

  6. Rogue Wave beans are ready to use!

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