[En-Nut-Discussion] Web Charts? Use java?
Edwin van den Oetelaar
edwin at oetelaar.com
Mon Feb 20 16:43:53 CET 2006
Things that come to my mind ...
1) Use flash (in client) let Ethernut serve XML data. (works for sure)
2) Use javascript in client to make nice graphic from XML (works for
sure) think AJAX ..
3) Let Ethernut generate page with data in JavaScript arrrays, let the
client make nice graphics from this data. (no xml parse on client)
4) Let Ethernut generate PNG or GIF file from data and serve that to
client (needs lots of work/memory on ethernut)
5) yes use java to build the graphic, but depends on VM on client which
is less common then flash on client
Good luck,
Edwin van den Oetelaar
Tim Tait wrote:
>
> Has anbody done anything with serving dynamic data charts from
> ethernut? I want to to display simple line graph of sensor readings
> over time. I am thinking that a java applet is the way to go. Most of
> the applets out there seem to big, one "tChart" seems reasonable at
> 17kb, put you have to pay to get source. Is there another way?
>
> Thanks-
>
> Tim
>
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