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hi Yes, you can use with Trinidad. I think Trinidad is for JSF 1.1. So please use the appropriate jar file. Srividya

Hi Yes, these beautiful charts can be saved as image or pdf from your jsp pages by just using the fcexporter.jar and a few jsps provided in the download package. You can either save the charts on the server or download them. Hope this helps.

Glad it worked!

FusionCharts Pro JSF 1.1 Sample Application This application shows how to use the JSF 1.1 tag library with FusionCharts v3. To try this application, please Place the FusionCharts.js and swf files in the FusionCharts folder. Place the JSF 1.1 related library files in WEB-INF/lib folder. FusionChartsProJSF1_1SampleApp.zip

Java: 5 & 6 JSF : 1.1 Tag library attached. fusionchartstaglibJSF1_1.zip

All tag libraries will now be posted at one place here : http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic14110-33-1.aspx

Java: 5 JSF : 1.2 Tag library attached. This attachment is an older version, for latest version of this jar, please see below post : http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost17718.aspx fusionchartstaglibJSF1-2-java5.zip

Java : 6 JSF: 1.2 Taglibrary attached. Please find the latest jar with new attributes added, in the post below: http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic14110-33-1.aspx#bm17718 fusionchartstaglibJSF1-2.zip

Hi The tag lib posted there was compiled and tested in java6. I have attached java5 version of the tag library JSF1.2. Please try with this. Hope this helps. Srividya fusionchartstaglibJSF1-2-java5.zip

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Hi I am attaching the requested JSP wrapper / Includes for FusionMaps even before the release. You will find the FusionMaps Includes and Samples in the next release. Hope this helps. FusionMapsJSPIncludes.zip

Hi The value attribute should only contain a number. Please remove the $ symbol from it. For example, <set label='Cat A' value='$1.59' /> Should be changed to <set label='Cat A' value='1.59' /> Please make this change for all the values. To get the $ prefix in the chart, use the chart attribute numberPrefix='$' as shown below: <chart palette='4' numberPrefix='$' animation='1' showZeroPies='1' showPercentValues='0' showPercentInToolTip='1' showLabels='1' showValues='1' defaultAnimation='0'> Please refer to the following documentation pages for more clarity: http://www.fusioncharts.com/Docs/Contents/SingleSeries.html and http://www.fusioncharts.com/Docs/Contents/ChartSS/Pie3D.html Hope this solves the issue!

Hi I have posted my reply here http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost14059.aspx

Hi In the line, " myChart.setDataXML", the xml provided to this function as parameter cannot contain newline characters. Please remove the newline or indentation characters and try. Hope this works for you. regards srividya

Hi When there are several pieces involved, missing UTF-8 encoding even in one page/component, causes this problem. I know it is very frustrating to get it all to work, but at the end, it will all look very simple and nice. Just wondering, are you getting the data from database too? ( that would be one more component then ) If you get ??? in your output, then UTF-8 has been completely missed out but from the screen-shot, it seems that the data is getting converted to some other encoding somewhere in between. ( this might also imply that "Absence of BOM in the xml" is not causing much problem ) Please check out this document on UTF-8 in Cocoon and follow all the steps. http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/1366_1_1.html Hope this works Srividya

Hi The FusionCharts exporter jar for jdk 1.4.2 is posted here: http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost14951.aspx Srividya

Hi The JSP wrapper for FusionMaps code is under development. Will keep you posted.

Hi Thanks for reporting this. The team will take a look at it and verify whether it is indeed a bug, if so, in the next release it will be fixed. Thanks again.

Hi everybody, The exporter jar which works with jdk 5 is attached. Hope this helps regards fcexporter_java5.zip

Hi Muthamizh Selvan.S Welcome to FusionMaps thread! You would need the exporter jar for version 5 if you are using java version 5. The exporter has been tested and compiled with java6. Here is the exporter jar for version 5. Hope this helps! fcexporter_java5.zip

Please check that FusionCharts.js is present in the appropriate directory. You have included Files/FusionCharts.js - please veriy in this path. Also, I notice that the swf file has been referred from Charts directory. Please verify both these paths.

Suggestions: 1. Try saving the xsl with UTF-8 encoding using notepad or other editors. 2. Also, first try by giving url to a xml file instead of the xsl mapping, get it to work and then try the xslt process. Can you please attach the screen-shot of the output and the html source that gets generated ( from view source ) ?

Hi Here is what I have understood about your application: 1. You are using javascript to set the dataURL to the chart. 2. The url is "get-chart-xml" which is mapped in your application to finally generate xml using generate-graphic-document.xsl. There are several components involved in this process of creating the xml. My first suggestion would be, to add the following statement: <xsl:output encoding='utf-8'/> Include this statement just after <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl ...> in your generate-graphic-document.xsl file.

Hi Are you using dataXML or dataURL method to set the xml to the chart? Can you post the jsp code where the xml is being set to the chart. Thanks

Hi Which server-side technology are you using? Please post part of your code.