If you've used JClass Chart in your client-side applications, you already know the value of data visualization to your end-users. With JClass ServerChart, you can bring a wide range of charts and graphs right to their Web browsers, giving them real-time access to business-critical data in an intuitive environment.

From the beginning, JClass ServerChart was designed as a true server-side solution. Naturally, it makes use of servlet and JSP technology, but in anticipation of the demands of enterprise-level Java deployment, also offers support for all major application servers and, when used with eTeks' PJA Toolkit, works in headless environments.

Interactive Data Visualization

Let's face it -- your end-users aren't going to be content with simply looking at a graph. JClass ServerChart gives your end-users full control over data display.

Multiple, Customizable Chart Styles

JClass ServerChart provides an array of default charting styles, including:

• 2D & 3D Bar
• 2D & 3D Stacking Bar
• 2D & 3D Pie
• Hi/Lo
• Hi/Lo Open/Close
• Area & Stacking Area
• Scatter Plot
• Plot
• Line
• Candle

If you prefer to customize your data display, JClass ServerChart offers formatting options that make it possible to modify your chart axes, footers, legends, and data labels. Advanced customizations include reversed, logarithmic, and multiple Y-axes.

Data Population

Your server-generated charts can display data using JDBC, from a file, through a socket, or over a real-time information stream. Application server integration means easy access to IBM WebSphere and BEA WebLogic data sources.

Strong Platform and IDE Support

JClass ServerChart works on the operating systems you'd expect and with the most popular application servers and IDEs. The following table should help you find the JClass ServerChart version that best suits your development environment.

Minimum JDK Requirements	1.1J	1.1K
	JDK 1.1.8 + Swing 1.1.1	JDK 1.2.2 (or greater)
Operating Systems
MS Windows NT/98/2K/Me
Linux RedHat 6.2
Solaris 2.8
Supported Platforms
MS Windows NT/95/98
Solaris 2.6, 7, and 8
HP-UX
IBM AIX
RedHat Linux
SGI IRIX
Application Servers
Apache Tomcat 3.1
BEA WebLogic 5.1
IBM WebSphere 3.5
IDE Support
Borland JBuilder 4
VisualAge for Java 3.5
Sun Forte for Java