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  • Bruce Schechter

    line graphs via ASP.NET


    I need to generate a series of line charts dynamically from ADO.NET data in
    an ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
    render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
    ..aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But I'd
    rather not. :)

    On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either (1)
    a readily available custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a link to
    some good quality example code specifically to handle line charts. By "line
    graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
    color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
    roughly like this example:


    I know that I could purchase a custom control solution, but I don't have the
    budget for it in this case.

    Thanks for any recommendations ,
    Cheers, Bruce


  • Kizzy

    #2
    Re: line graphs via ASP.NET

    VB.NET Resource Kit comes with Componentone ASP.NET Webchart, updated through Q3 2003. Although this won't directly bind to ADO.NET datasource, it is easy to accomodate. It can handle pretty complicated line charts.

    "Bruce Schechter" <brucedschek@ho tmail.com> wrote in message news:ehXZYBglDH A.2500@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
    >
    > I need to generate a series of line charts dynamically from ADO.NET data in
    > an ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
    > render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
    > .aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But I'd
    > rather not. :)
    >
    > On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either (1)
    > a readily available custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a link to
    > some good quality example code specifically to handle line charts. By "line
    > graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
    > color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
    > roughly like this example:
    > http://www.jpowered.com/line_graph/i...line_graph.gif
    >
    > I know that I could purchase a custom control solution, but I don't have the
    > budget for it in this case.
    >
    > Thanks for any recommendations ,
    > Cheers, Bruce
    >
    >[/color]

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    • Kizzy

      #3
      Re: line graphs via ASP.NET

      VB.NET Resource Kit comes with Componentone ASP.NET Webchart, updated through Q3 2003. Although this won't directly bind to ADO.NET datasource, it is easy to accomodate. It can handle pretty complicated line charts.

      "Bruce Schechter" <brucedschek@ho tmail.com> wrote in message news:ehXZYBglDH A.2500@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
      >
      > I need to generate a series of line charts dynamically from ADO.NET data in
      > an ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
      > render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
      > .aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But I'd
      > rather not. :)
      >
      > On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either (1)
      > a readily available custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a link to
      > some good quality example code specifically to handle line charts. By "line
      > graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
      > color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
      > roughly like this example:
      > http://www.jpowered.com/line_graph/i...line_graph.gif
      >
      > I know that I could purchase a custom control solution, but I don't have the
      > budget for it in this case.
      >
      > Thanks for any recommendations ,
      > Cheers, Bruce
      >
      >[/color]

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      • John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)

        #4
        Re: line graphs via ASP.NET

        have you looked at the charting starter kit at www.asp.net

        --
        Regards

        John Timney (Microsoft ASP.NET MVP)
        ----------------------------------------------
        <shameless_auth or_plug>
        Professional .NET for Java Developers with C#
        ISBN:1-861007-91-4
        Professional Windows Forms
        ISBN: 1861005547
        Professional JSP 2nd Edition
        ISBN: 1861004958
        Professional JSP
        ISBN: 1861003625
        Beginning JSP Web Development
        ISBN: 1861002092
        </shameless_autho r_plug>
        ----------------------------------------------

        "Bruce Schechter" <brucedschek@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
        news:ehXZYBglDH A.2500@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
        >
        > I need to generate a series of line charts dynamically from ADO.NET data[/color]
        in[color=blue]
        > an ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
        > render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
        > .aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But[/color]
        I'd[color=blue]
        > rather not. :)
        >
        > On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either[/color]
        (1)[color=blue]
        > a readily available custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a link to
        > some good quality example code specifically to handle line charts. By[/color]
        "line[color=blue]
        > graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
        > color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
        > roughly like this example:
        > http://www.jpowered.com/line_graph/i...line_graph.gif
        >
        > I know that I could purchase a custom control solution, but I don't have[/color]
        the[color=blue]
        > budget for it in this case.
        >
        > Thanks for any recommendations ,
        > Cheers, Bruce
        >
        >[/color]


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        • John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)

          #5
          Re: line graphs via ASP.NET

          have you looked at the charting starter kit at www.asp.net

          --
          Regards

          John Timney (Microsoft ASP.NET MVP)
          ----------------------------------------------
          <shameless_auth or_plug>
          Professional .NET for Java Developers with C#
          ISBN:1-861007-91-4
          Professional Windows Forms
          ISBN: 1861005547
          Professional JSP 2nd Edition
          ISBN: 1861004958
          Professional JSP
          ISBN: 1861003625
          Beginning JSP Web Development
          ISBN: 1861002092
          </shameless_autho r_plug>
          ----------------------------------------------

          "Bruce Schechter" <brucedschek@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
          news:ehXZYBglDH A.2500@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
          >
          > I need to generate a series of line charts dynamically from ADO.NET data[/color]
          in[color=blue]
          > an ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
          > render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
          > .aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But[/color]
          I'd[color=blue]
          > rather not. :)
          >
          > On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either[/color]
          (1)[color=blue]
          > a readily available custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a link to
          > some good quality example code specifically to handle line charts. By[/color]
          "line[color=blue]
          > graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
          > color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
          > roughly like this example:
          > http://www.jpowered.com/line_graph/i...line_graph.gif
          >
          > I know that I could purchase a custom control solution, but I don't have[/color]
          the[color=blue]
          > budget for it in this case.
          >
          > Thanks for any recommendations ,
          > Cheers, Bruce
          >
          >[/color]


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