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Hi,

I intend to create PDF report form my Java code. As part of this, I want to embed fusion charts along with other data in the report.

Is this possible? There is no UI element involved during creation of the report. If yes, what is the mechanism to do this?

Thanks and regards,

Sameer

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Hi,

I intend to create PDF report form my Java code. As part of this, I want to embed fusion charts along with other data in the report.

Is this possible? There is no UI element involved during creation of the report. If yes, what is the mechanism to do this?

Thanks and regards,

Sameer

 

Hi sammer.

 

it's possible.

 

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/

Go to the section "Server-side exporting".

There are examples and how u configure in a j2ee enviroment.

The jars are in FusionCharts package.

 

Do u render the chart in javascript or flash?

If it's javascript, the export is different. FusionCharts team uses a php server to render the image.

I started to make a solution for java, but i coulnd't finish it.

 

If u render the charts in flash u have no problems. The export works well.

 

 

Victor

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Hi,

I am not rendering the charts on my UI, so no Javascript or Flex. I am wondering if Fusion charts has a pure Java way of generating charts, and embed in a PDF generated using iText/BIRT or some other Java library.

Regards,

Sameer

 

Hi sammer.

 

it's possible.

 

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/

Go to the section "Server-side exporting".

There are examples and how u configure in a j2ee enviroment.

The jars are in FusionCharts package.

 

Do u render the chart in javascript or flash?

If it's javascript, the export is different. FusionCharts team uses a php server to render the image.

I started to make a solution for java, but i coulnd't finish it.

 

If u render the charts in flash u have no problems. The export works well.

 

 

Victor

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Hi Sameer,

 

I am afraid, we do not have any such implementation with Java, as of now.

 

However, if you wish to render the chart and export the same as images using .NET, then we support it.

 

We have a .NET image saver assembly, which does export of the chart as images without rendering the chart on the browser.

 

Please let us know if you would be interested in the same.

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Thanks for the clarification.

 

Is support for Java anywhere on the radar? Will really help for reporting kind of functionalities.

 

Regards,

Sameer

 

Hi Sameer,

 

I am afraid, we do not have any such implementation with Java, as of now.

 

However, if you wish to render the chart and export the same as images using .NET, then we support it.

 

We have a .NET image saver assembly, which does export of the chart as images without rendering the chart on the browser.

 

Please let us know if you would be interested in the same.

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Hi Bindhu,

 

Another question: If I render a chart using javascript rendered, and I choose to export it, can I embed more content as part of the exported PDF?

E.g. I might want to embed a header page, a content page with some more content, etc...

 

Regards,

Sameer

 

Hi Sameer,

 

I am afraid, we do not have any such implementation with Java, as of now.

 

However, if you wish to render the chart and export the same as images using .NET, then we support it.

 

We have a .NET image saver assembly, which does export of the chart as images without rendering the chart on the browser.

 

Please let us know if you would be interested in the same.

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Hi,

 

Is support for Java anywhere on the radar? Will really help for reporting kind of functionalities.

>> Can you please elaborate a bit more?

 

If I render a chart using javascript rendered, and I choose to export it, can I embed more content as part of the exported PDF? E.g. I might want to embed a header page, a content page with some more content, etc...

>> I am afraid, only the chart will be exported.

 

Hope this helps!

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