AndrewNZ

Hi, Thanks for your reply. I don't want to sound negative but: - There is no documentation. None. - It may be a brilliant api but where to even start? - It doesn't seem to have anything to do with gwt other than having a gwt.xml file. No loadmodule, no RPC, etc, etc - The code is 18 months old, does it still work with the latest GWT? - The code doesn't seem to be supported any more FusionCharts are a breeze to use in Microsoft-land and it is a real shame it is so difficult (impossible?) in GWT. That's where a few simple examples would have been great to at least get started. Without a working example it is just too hard. But thanks for the suggestion.

Hi, The examples may work but I can't get them (the first two anyway) going based on the information/code provided. I admit I didn't attempt a run of the 3rd one (from David Lai) but as it seems to require a bunch of custom classes, it isn't really an option. For the first two, GWT spits a whole range of errors which could be for a whole range of reasons and debugging sample code is not an enjoyable task. Does anyone know of a well documented GWT-Fusion Charts example where the demo (really) works? Fusion charts are much nicer than the Google Visualisation charts but the Google ones do work (pretty easily) with GWT. I'm keen to get the Fusion ones working as I've been a customer since 2006. Thanks, Andrew