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1. JFreechart Realtime Combined Plot - Rendering the previous value for a step subchart if no data point has been received    stackoverflow.com

I have a combined plot in JFreechart consisting of 4 timeseries charts with a common time domain axis. The data for the subplots arrives at different rates. For example I may receive ...

2. Customise rendering of individual series with JFreeChart?    stackoverflow.com

I'd like to use a different LineAndShapeRenderer for each series on a JFreeChart TimeSeries graph. Has anyone accomplished this before? It seems the Renderer is owned by the Plot where each ...

3. Controlling rendering of some series in a TimeSeriesCollecti    jfree.org

I've got a nice, working TimeSeriesChart that has six series. The first is the raw data, the second is a moving average, and then there are two +stdev series, and two -stdev series, so the chart shows the action of the main series, and how it bounces arround in the band of +- one and two stdev. So far, so good. ...

4. Diferrent renderers same colors and icons for the series.    jfree.org

Hi, I have been trying to get a chart to render so that I have a renderer that shows the error bars and one that does'nt, but basically my problem is the colors and icons for the series cahnges when I flip between the two renderers. What I have tried is instantiating the renderer's like this, and variations but no joy, ...

5. How to control if a data series is rendered or not    jfree.org

6. TimeSeries Chart not rendering time/values correctly    jfree.org

TimeSeries Chart not rendering time/values correctly by iurena Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:09 am Hi, I'm creating a Time series chart with dual axis but I noticed that the chart starts locating its points correctly but then it goes wrong rendering the values on both axis at a different location than specified. Images of the output from JFreeChart and MS ...

7. How to keep series' rendering props after remove?    jfree.org

By default the Plot uses a DrawingSupplier to internally automatically generate some default Series colors, shapes, etc. Each time you add a Series to the Plot, the Plot basically does a DrawingSupplier.getNextColor() and .getNextShape(). If you then remove the Series and add it back, you're going to get the next color and shape. You can turn this off and manually set ...