One thing I found is that I have to create the arrows of box4, before I create the arrow of box5. Then the right diagram is created, but I can't check it before. There must be an other solution.

Hi,

thank you for your responds.

I'm sorry to say, but it doesn't help completely. I still have the same problem that one arrow crosses another arrow. When I'm changing the order of this arrows:

flowChart.createArrow(box4, box6);
flowChart.createArrow(box5, box6);   

it works.

This is my [code]LayeredLayout layout = new LayeredLayout(0, 35, 35, 20, 20);

 

  layout.setAnchoring(2);

  layout.setOrientation(0);

 

  FlowChart flowChart = new FlowChart();

  flowChart.setArrowTextStyle(1);

  flowChart.setArrowCrossings(1);


  Box box1 = flowChart.createBox(20, 20, 20, 10);

  box1.setText("Person 1");

 
...


  Box box10 = flowChart.createBox(20, 20, 20, 10);

  box10.setText("jur. Person 2");



 

  flowChart.createArrow(box4, box6);

  flowChart.createArrow(box5, box6);
   

   

  flowChart.createArrow(box3, box7);

  flowChart.createArrow(box2, box10);

  flowChart.createArrow(box3, box8);

  flowChart.createArrow(box6, box9);

  flowChart.createArrow(box6, box8);

  flowChart.createArrow(box4, box9);

  flowChart.createArrow(box5, box6);   

  flowChart.createArrow(box4, box6);   

  flowChart.createArrow(box1, box10);

  flowChart.createArrow(box10, box7);

  flowChart.createArrow(box1, box7);



 

  layout.arrange(flowChart);

  flowChart.routeAllArrows();


  JFrame frame = new JFrame();

  frame.add(flowChart);

  frame.setSize(800, 850);

  frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
[/code]

If you have an other idea I'm happy to hear it. Your program is great and I'm so close to the solution. I really want to use it.

With kind regards
Christoph

Hi,

ok, thank you for the information. I will test it a little bit more, but I think we will use JDiagram. You will hear from us.

With kind regards
Christoph