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Fusion Charts Java Charting Package
NOTE: Please note that the wrapper has been updated and you can get the latest code at
http://davidlai101.com/blog/2010/02/02/fusion-charts-java-wrapper-updated/
I’ve created a Fusion Charts package that acts as a wrapper for the Java developers out there.
The charting package will help you attach data to your series and construct your graph.
In addition, there is a ChartFactory class which builds the appropriate FusionCharts xml string to use in your jsp page.
Instead of using FusionChartsRenderer.jsp I have created a custom chartBuilder.jsp that takes the graph object created and outputs the string for you.
I’ve also included 2 example jsps utilizing the charting package.
Feel free to edit the code and it would be great if you could share any additional improvements.
You can download the source code, javadoc, and examples below
Source Code and Examples
Download the Fusion Chart Java user guide
User Guide
Online Documentation on using the Java classes can be found in the next page of this post