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Laila_Bahgat
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Monday, April 9, 2001 01:56 AM
Actually this inquiry may NOT be strongly related to the interests of this forum. However I am just beginning to learn Java programming, I'll very much appreciate it if someone with some experience in Visual J++ 6.0 could answer the following inquiry or direct me to find information related to the use of graphs from within a Visual J++ 6.0: As a part of my thesis I am planning to use V J++ 6.0 to develop a GUI project that involves displaying an image of a specific process and letting the user interact with the different components of it then draw graphs of computed results. The graphs are very essential to this project. I was thinking that if I imported a graph ActiveX control such as Pinnacle-BPS Graph
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Actually this inquiry may NOT be strongly related to the interests of this forum.
However I am just beginning to learn Java programming, I'll very much appreciate it if someone with some experience in
Visual J++ 6.0 could answer the following inquiry or direct me to find information related to the use of graphs from within
a Visual J++ 6.0:
As a part of my thesis I am planning to use V J++ 6.0 to develop a GUI project that involves displaying an image of a
specific process and letting the user interact with the different components of it then draw graphs of computed results. The
graphs are very essential to this project. I was thinking that if I imported a graph ActiveX control such as Pinnacle-BPS
Graph control to the project the rest will be an easy task. However I got a message that the graph component is a single
threaded component that may not function properly. Then after the graph classes were added to the project, I tried to run
the project and got an unhandled exception error message.
As using pure Java and plateform independent are not a major issue in my case and currently Visual J++ 6.0 is the only
available tool. Thus I would like to know whether V J++ 6.0 can fulfill these requirements before I start.
Thank you in advance.
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