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Hi! This has also been discussed in: ibm.software.vajava.enterprise Link:
http://x1.dejanews.com/getdoc.xp?AN=414916800&search=thread&threaded=1&CONTEX
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If you find any information relating to this, I would be happy hearing from
you.(Gary in the link over also, I suppose)

Thanks!

Trond


In article <365C0F0C.9BB8192A@worldnet.fr>,
  "Bruno Moncorg�" <nospam.moncorge@worldnet.fr> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I would like to create a servlet which would, when invoked from a html
> browser, get access to a database located on the server's side LAN, via
> JDBC, then extract the required data, create a graphic (a chart) and
> send it to the client browser.
>
> My intention is to remain as general as possible, and support browsers
> with no java or javascript capabilities. So the idea is to generate the
> graphic as a gif and send a html page with a reference to the graphic.
>
> No the problem is : are there any tools to create charts easily with
> java and to save these as gif ?
>
> Thanks for any answer.
> Bruno
>
> --
> P.S. Please remove nospam. prefix to reply to sender. Thanks
> Veillez � supprimer le pr�fixe nospam. pour me r�pondre. Merci
>
>

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