You may have a go at the Office Web Components from microsoft. They are
about as powerful as anything out there. They are governed by strict
licensing agreements though so it is well worth your while to examine these
first before plunging in. The chart component in particular is loosely
licensed so you don't have much worry there. These are both client-side and
server-side.
Another pain in the bugetsky is that they *have* to be installed client-side
if you use the clientside portion. There's a way around that though so it
really depends on what you want to do and how complicated you want to get
with your charts. Component One and infragistics also offer graphs and
charting solutions, both with pros and cons and none free. Look around,
there is ample components out there to suit your needs.
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"phoenix" <pa******@skynetWORK.be> wrote in message
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Can't you use the old mschrt20.ocx which came with previous versions?
Yves
"Arina Soukhoroukova" <as************@web.de> schreef in bericht
news:1b**************************@posting.google.c om... Hello,
i'm currently programming on a web application for stock data. Now i
want to create very fancy ;-) stock charts images (jpegs/gifs/pneg),
like line charts for stock data and bar charts for trading volume for
example.
one useful was http://www.carlosag.net/ Webcharts, but i'm still not
happy with it. like lines are not smooth enough, registering the dll
is required...
are there any more sophisticated charts libraries for free available?
thanky
