Hello Sir

I want to use this for web Application ,I did't get Any example like I got for Java Swing..
So pls tell me how can i use this for web application.
I need same as i used it with swing, the only difference i need to run it on browser.

Apart from the applet's jar, that folder contains only html files with some JavaScript inside. If you need to run the pages from the IDE, you will have to add them to some kind of web application that can serve html files. I don't know what project type you should choose in Eclipse for that, but I suppose one from the Web projects category (shown in the New Project window) should work.

Do you mean the diagram applet cannot load when you run the demo, or do you expect the applet to show in some html design window inside Eclipse?

Regarding loading the applet, check if jdiagram.jar is in the same folder as the html file and if your web server is configured to serve jar files.

You can use two methods to preload items in the diagram:

- create a Diagram instance on the server, create the diagram items, call saveToString, and then load the string on the client side using loadFromString.

- use the JDiagram API from JavaScript to create diagram items when the applet is loaded.

The first method is shown in the JspSample sample project, check the index.jsp file under its WebContent subfolder.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Behavior is property of DiagramView, so you should call applet.getDiagramView().setBehavior(). Also you can't access the enum constants like that. You can either use their numeric values, or load this .js file from our ASP.NET control to get the constant definitions -

https://mindfusion.eu/_samples/NetdiagScripts.zip

Feel free to edit it to shorten the 'namespace' object name.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

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I suppose building it on the client will be much less taxing to your server. You can embed in the page only the data you need (e.g. as a string array, XML or JSON) and then parse it on the client and create the corresponding diagram elements. Otherwise on each GET request the server would have to load a bunch of Java Graphics and Swing classes instantiated with a Diagram that would not be used.

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You'd have to do a lot of calls to the ScriptHelper class if you build the diagram from JavaScript, and it might still not cover all APIs (we are adding them on demand). You could instead create your own applet that wraps a DiagramView and implement service calls, data parsing, etc in Java.

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You cannot use Java applets on smartphones AFAIK. For them you could export the diagram as a bitmap image on the server and build a corresponding HTML image map (using the HtmlBuilder class) whose AREAs will let you detect clicks on the nodes.

If you are not tied to Java on the server side, check our ASP.NET MVC / HTML5 Canvas based control -
http://mindfusion.eu/Forum/YaBB.pl?board=mvcdg_disc;action=display;num=130210032...

The HTML5 canvas element should work at least on iOS and Android.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi, add this to the js ile:

MindFusion.Diagramming.TreeLayoutLinkType =
{
	Straight:	 0,
	Cascading2: 1
	Cascading3: 2
	Rounded:	3
} 

It should look like this:

function layoutTree(applet)
{
	var diag = applet.getDiagramView().getDiagram();
	var tl = applet.getScriptHelper().createTreeLayout();
	tl.setTreeLayoutLinkType(3);
	// tl.setTreeLayoutLinkType(MindFusion.Diagramming.TreeLayoutLinkType.Rounded);
	tl.arrange(diag);
}