Visually appealing chart component for .NET.
The success of any business depends on its ability to quickly and effectively analyze changes in business environment. The simplest solution of this task is the analysis of visually displayed real-time data. You can build sophisticated charts yourself, but there's no use reinventing the wheel if there are components already capable of performing this hard work.
Chart ModelKit by Perpetuum Software LLC is designed for .NET Win Forms applications and provides a comprehensive set of 2D charts. It's possible to use any .NET data sources including ADO.NET, IList and IListSource objects. An intuitive WYSIWYG designer interface allows you to easily adjust chart elements with the mouse. It's simple to set the properties of any selected element in the Property Grid. The designer is available both at design and run time. Create bound and unbound charts. The open object architecture of the product provides the ability to combine objects arbitrarily and thus to create unique and non-standard chart configurations or to use Instrumentation ModelKit elements for this purpose.
The rich library of Chart ModelKit contains a comprehensive set of standard elements: axes, labels, legends, titles (etc.) and a set of available series types: Pie, Bar, Stacked Bar, Stacked100Bar, Spline, Line, Bubble, Area, Stacked Area, Stacked100Area, Stock, Candle Stick. Such GDI+ advantages as gradient fills, anti-aliasing, alpha blending, and backgrounds are available. View charts in Windows Forms. The product is included in the .NET ModelKit Suite package and is easily integrated into such components as Report Sharp-Shooter, Instrumentation ModelKit and OLAP ModelKit. The following export filters are offered: SVG, Flash, BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF.
Distribution of Chart ModelKit is royalty free. The product is written in C# and contains only managed code. Source code in C# is available.
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Perpetuum Software
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19 Mar 2007
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