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Configure and integrate sophisticated Java diagram displays and diagram editors quickly and easily. ILOG JViews Diagrammer gives you fine-grained control over every aspect of diagram layout with very little coding. |
Sophisticated, versatile diagram tools
JViews Diagrammer is the most comprehensive set of Java components, tools and libraries for creating diagram-based editing, visualization, supervision and monitoring tools.
JViews Diagrammer offers variety of tools for Java developers such as:
- A high-level model-based diagram component
that includes most of the diagram supervision and modeling capabilities your application needs.
- A point-and-click editor, Diagrammer Designer,
that accelerates your diagram configuration through visual tools. Interactively define the diagram layout and the look and feel of nodes and links.
- Pre-built diagram editors,
including a business process modeling notation (BPMN) editor and a drawing editor, delivered with source code to reduce the time to market.
- A complete software development kit
(SDK), fully documented to drive and extend the diagram component.
Extensive graph layout capabilities
The extensive graph layout capabilities of JViews Diagrammer empower you even further to create a fully customized diagram layout. Features include a series of advanced graph, link, and label layout algorithms that stay clean and readable - even at design time.
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Diagrammer includes graph layout features.
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Map background and geo-referencing capabilities
Combine ILOG JViews Diagrammer with ILOG JViews Maps to add map-based physical views to logical views.
Ready for the Web
Because it is based on Swing and Java2D, JViews Diagrammer is ready for Java-based applications, applets and Web Start applications. Rich web applications requiring diagrams, graphs or networks can embed AJAX-enabled JavaServer Faces (JSF) components from JViews Diagrammer. Output formats include SVG, PNG and JPEG.
Use with Eclipse
JViews Diagrammer can be used within Eclipse plug-ins based on the standard widget toolkit (SWT) through the Swing/SWT bridge.
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