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Note that you have to add a control to a control container you cannot add it directly to the page so Page.Controls.Add will fail. If you want to add it to the top level of the page, use Page.Form.Controls.Add, as just shown. Additionally, you can add the control to an existing panel on the page. For example, you can add one to a named panel (Panel1) like this:

org/jfree/chart/demo/categorydata.xml file under the src directory in the JFreeChart distribution. If you already have an XML data format, you have two choices. The first is to develop XML transformation code that will translate your format into the category or pie data set XML format. This is probably more trouble than it is worth, given that JFreeChart supports only two XML markups. The better alternative is to write a Java class that reads your XML and builds up a JFreeChart data set object. Use the org.jfree.data.xml.PieDatasetHandler and org.jfree.data.xml.CategoryDatasetHandler classes as inspiration, especially if you are using the Simple API for XML (SAX) to parse your XML. If you are building a business intelligence or digital dashboard portlet application, your portlets will need to integrate with many EISs. One trend in commercial software is that common layers for integrating different systems for analysis are emerging, usually as distinct software products. You could also build this piece yourself, and if most of your back-end systems are proprietary, you might as well. Depending on your needs, you may be able to define a common XML Schema for your charting data. Then you could build an integration adapter for each of your systems that provides real-time data for your charts. These integration adapters could be web services, or they could be as simple as a servlet that builds a web page that consists of XML. Then you could write a custom JFreeChart data set handler (or an existing one) to create your charts. Because your XML is standard across all systems, you are not as locked into one solution. Any deep analysis or business logic should be embedded in a separate layer outside the EISs. This separate layer may reside in the portlet application, but should not use any JFreeChart or portlet classes for portability.

called web.config to your website that enables debugging for your website. You will learn about the web.config file in later sections.

Panel1.Controls.Add(newListBox);

JFreeChart can create PNG or JPEG images out of the charts. Web and portal developers have two choices for displaying charts. The first approach is to create an image file on the file system and then serve the file through the web server to the end user. This works well when an image is created on a schedule. An example is a thread that creates a PNG file named last_day_results.PNG on the file system every 24 hours.

Visual Studio will launch the default development web server in the background and will host your website in it. It will also open the default browser and navigate to Default.aspx. Figure 11-7 shows the Default.aspx web form in the browser.

TIP The PNG format is preferable for charts, because it is a lossless format, and the image quality will be much superior to the JPEG file format. Unless you have to support a web browser that does not support PNG images, avoid the JPEG file format for your charts. They will look terrible.

When you run the application, you can see the new list box on your page (see Figure 3-8). Of course, you can also handle events on dynamically created controls. You do so by adding an event handler to the object, specifying the event that you want to handle. So, for example, if you want to handle a SelectedIndexChanged event on a dynamically created list, you would do this first by assigning the event handler like this: