[jCharts-users] jCharts 0.7.0 alpha 1 released!

[Nathaniel G. A. <nat...@ya...>]

The first alpha for jCharts 0.7.0 has been released!  Remember this is an alpha release, so things
are still being added and changed...but it provides an early glimpse of things to come.


*Added a Validation framework to assist developers in tracking down data problems. The Chart
Properties Object now contains a method setValidate( boolean ) which allows developers to toggle
the validations for speed. The IDataSeries interface has a new method: public void validate()
throws PropertyException  

* Removed all 'transient' data members and made everything Serializable. 

* The encode( Chart chart, HttpServletResponse httpServletResponse ) method has been renamed to
encodeServlet 

* A framework has been introduce which allows for custom scale increment code to be included in
Axis Charts. Simply extend the org.jCharts.axisCharts.scale.AutomaticScaleCalculator Class and
override the computeIncrement( int ) method.  

* Bug fix: x-axis labels will no longer go off the right edge of the chart image. 

* Horizontal Bar, Stacked Bar, and Clustered Bars have been added. 

* Scatter Plot Charts have been added. 

* Servlet demos have been updated to be easier for non-java programers to understand as many have
requested this. So inheritance has been avoided and the code is self contained so you can just
change values and use them as they are. 


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