NEEDED: Comprehensive Finance Charting API

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  • Geoffrey
    #1

    NEEDED: Comprehensive Finance Charting API

    Dear Java-lovers,

    We need a really good charting tool for the users to do all kind of
    things to the graphs, but we don't have time to develop one, so we
    decided to purchase an existing one out there. The basic requirements
    are as follows:

    * coded in Java
    * source code can be purchased
    * includes drawing features (e.g. trend, fibonacci, notes... etc.)
    * includes studies (moving average, bolinger bands... etc.)

    Basically the more features and the more customizable the features are
    the better. We've examined many, including JChart, EasyChart, and
    FreeChart, but the functionalities are not comprehensive enough for
    serious finance technical analysis.

    Your help is sincerely appreciated.
    Thank you.
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    • David Rabinowitz
      #2
      Re: NEEDED: Comprehensive Finance Charting API

      Have you looked at JFreeChart?

      Geoffrey wrote:[color=blue]
      > Dear Java-lovers,
      >
      > We need a really good charting tool for the users to do all kind of
      > things to the graphs, but we don't have time to develop one, so we
      > decided to purchase an existing one out there. The basic requirements
      > are as follows:
      >
      > * coded in Java
      > * source code can be purchased
      > * includes drawing features (e.g. trend, fibonacci, notes... etc.)
      > * includes studies (moving average, bolinger bands... etc.)
      >
      > Basically the more features and the more customizable the features are
      > the better. We've examined many, including JChart, EasyChart, and
      > FreeChart, but the functionalities are not comprehensive enough for
      > serious finance technical analysis.
      >
      > Your help is sincerely appreciated.
      > Thank you.[/color]

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        • Geoffrey
          #3
          Re: NEEDED: Comprehensive Finance Charting API

          Yes. But JFreeChart is only for static input...


          David Rabinowitz <dar@cs.huji.ac .il> wrote in message news:<c3937d$66 3$1@news.iucc.a c.il>...[color=blue]
          > Have you looked at JFreeChart?
          >
          > Geoffrey wrote:[color=green]
          > > Dear Java-lovers,
          > >
          > > We need a really good charting tool for the users to do all kind of
          > > things to the graphs, but we don't have time to develop one, so we
          > > decided to purchase an existing one out there. The basic requirements
          > > are as follows:
          > >
          > > * coded in Java
          > > * source code can be purchased
          > > * includes drawing features (e.g. trend, fibonacci, notes... etc.)
          > > * includes studies (moving average, bolinger bands... etc.)
          > >
          > > Basically the more features and the more customizable the features are
          > > the better. We've examined many, including JChart, EasyChart, and
          > > FreeChart, but the functionalities are not comprehensive enough for
          > > serious finance technical analysis.
          > >
          > > Your help is sincerely appreciated.
          > > Thank you.[/color][/color]

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