Drawing editable charts

Hi,
I have been working on a project management tool and I need to draw some charts like gantt and pert. I want them to be editable like when the users drags a task it should extend its end date and etc. What's the best approach I can take? Do you know of some good libs that I can employ?
A second question is what new features would you want in a project management tool? Our design has both web and swing parts and we are planning to use RMI and struts.

nobody knows? :((

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          tlow.setText("");
          tno.setText("");
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