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prescoFaces
prescoFaces provides JSF2 Presentational Components
JSF2 component library based on visjs prescoFaces adds JSF 2 components, with which you can easily create graphs from your existing POJOs without that you need to know anything about the JS, Json structures, etc of visjs -
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mfGraph is a graph rendering library for interactive applications. Written in C++ and Python, mfGraph parses GraphViz DOT and XDOT files and provides rendering and hit-testing facilities. Supports Microsoft Windows natively, GNU/Linux through wxPython.
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Provides a full featured multi-layer graph canvas with customizable grid and non-pixel based coordinate systems.
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Dynagraph for Windows is a graph editor and front-end for the platform-independent Dynagraph graph layout engines. It consists of the Montage OLE Client-Server library, COM wrappers for Dynagraph, and graph editing components.
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NanoGraph is a java component for graph visualisation. It aims to visualize domain oriented object models without requiring code changes to these models. Design goals include a small footprint and Swing/SWT/SVG support.
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GDI# is a kind of GDI which can be used in both linux and windows, it provides numbers of classes and libraries to share the way to develop software. In both text and graph mode, GDI# supports a serial of functions to develop graphic programmes.
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