where can I get the full source code for a basic line chart(Finance Chart) in java Applet???

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Dear All,

Could any one please tell me, Where can I get the full source code for a basic line chart(Finance Chart) in java Applet???

I have tried in google...

Please suggest me some other sites or link where I can find good examples for line charts and finance charts...

Thanks in advance
Mydeen

Posted 27-Apr-10 20:41pm

PeerMohamedMydeen

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HimanshuJoshi · Answer 1 · 2010-04-27T21:04:00

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People are not here to provide you full source code. Search in google and if not then read some freaking book about Java applets

Posted 27-Apr-10 21:04pm

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PeerMohamedMydeen 14-Jun-10 1:46am

Reason for my vote of 1
People are here to provide to give full source code...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jan-11 22:44pm

Himanshu, I unintentionally clicked at this Question; and my sight was attracted by the low vote. I wanted to support you because your answer is morally correct and even constructive. This is not a place of this Inquirer (who does not gives here, only consumes, which is ok) to vote base on statement that people are "here to provide..."; it only could be appropriate when stated by a provider. Unfortunately, this site is sometimes haunted by some impudent ignorant consumerists. Even though many people (including myself) provide decent full-source code, this is done to promote knowledge and thinking but not for helping lazy people to get benefits over honest hard-working people. Respectfully,
--SA

HimanshuJoshi 12-Jan-11 23:01pm

Thanks SAKryukov for countering this. In fact people here provide full source code but one has to atleast try and search for that.