Line Graph

Hi ,
Jdev version : 11.1.1.5
How to create a line graph based on x- axis is Date and y-axis is String ( hours and minutes i.e 02:30) .
when i click any line /legend the line should be gray out.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Sathish.k

Refer
<dvt:lineGraph>
&lt;dvt:lineGraph&gt;
https://blogs.oracle.com/adffun/entry/using_oracle_adf_data_visualization_tools_dvt_line_graphs_to_display_weather_information

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<CURRPERSUB2>Jan 2007</CURRPERSUB2>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>100</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>
<CURRPERSUB3>Dec 2006</CURRPERSUB3>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>
<CURRPERSUB4>Nov 2006</CURRPERSUB4>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>
<CURRPERSUB5>Oct 2006</CURRPERSUB5>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>
<CURRPERSUB6>Sep 2006</CURRPERSUB6>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>
<CURRPERSUB7>Aug 2006</CURRPERSUB7>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>
<CURRPERSUB8>Jul 2006</CURRPERSUB8>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>
<CURRPERSUB9>Jun 2006</CURRPERSUB9>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>
<CURRPERSUB10>May 2006</CURRPERSUB10>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>
<CURRPERSUB11>Apr 2006</CURRPERSUB11>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>
</PERCENT_ROW>
<PERCENT_ROW>
<YEAR>2007</YEAR>
<PERIOD>3</PERIOD>
<MATERIAL_TYPE>C</MATERIAL_TYPE>
<BRANCHDESC>Spanish Fork</BRANCHDESC>
<LOCATION>35</LOCATION>
<QUARTERDESC>Quarter 1</QUARTERDESC>
<CURRPERIOD>Mar 2007</CURRPERIOD>
<VALUECURRENTPERIOD>7.7</VALUECURRENTPERIOD>
<QUARTERVALUE>10.2</QUARTERVALUE>
<YTDVALUE>10.2</YTDVALUE>
<STDCURRENTPERIOD>-6016.2</STDCURRENTPERIOD>
<VARIANCE_STD>-6023.9</VARIANCE_STD>
<VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>100.1</VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>
<CURRENT_12MMA>10.23</CURRENT_12MMA>
<PRIOR_12MMA>0</PRIOR_12MMA>
<CURRPERSUB1>Feb 2007</CURRPERSUB1>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>14.9</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>
<CURRPERSUB2>Jan 2007</CURRPERSUB2>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>8.1</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>
<CURRPERSUB3>Dec 2006</CURRPERSUB3>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>
<CURRPERSUB4>Nov 2006</CURRPERSUB4>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>
<CURRPERSUB5>Oct 2006</CURRPERSUB5>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>
<CURRPERSUB6>Sep 2006</CURRPERSUB6>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>
<CURRPERSUB7>Aug 2006</CURRPERSUB7>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>
<CURRPERSUB8>Jul 2006</CURRPERSUB8>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>
<CURRPERSUB9>Jun 2006</CURRPERSUB9>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>
<CURRPERSUB10>May 2006</CURRPERSUB10>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>
<CURRPERSUB11>Apr 2006</CURRPERSUB11>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>
</PERCENT_ROW>
</DATA>
Note that each Branch_Desc has 12 periods called CURRPERIOD,CURPERSUB1,CURPERSUB2 ...... and 12 values for those periods as VALUECURRENTPERIOD, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2......
I need to create a Line Graph for each Branch for the 12 periods as defined above where VALUECURRENTPERIOD, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1 etc. are the values for that period. The current BIPublisher Chart tool only allows one Value and One Label. In my case I have 12 VALUES (VALUECURRENTPERIOD etc.) and 12 LABELS (CURRPERIOD, CURPERSUB1 etc.). The SERIES or LEGEND should be the Branch Desc . So what I am looking for is to plot values(12 values) for 6 branches (so six lines) over a period of time (12 periods).

Hi Tim,
We have this XML data calculated from several tables where the layout was in the format of One account(a Branch in this case) and 12 periodic values for the same . So reformatting the XML is not going to be easy as the source data is like this itself. I tried un-pivioting the table (as this one is already pivoted) but it looks like Oracle doesn't support this feature yet, but is suported in DB2 or SQL. Please take a look at this link
http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/technology/archives/unpivot-query-12798?close=true
So I am stuck with the data in this format and users want a line graph for each branch over he period of time. May be somone on this forum can figure out how to un-pivot a table in Oracle. Thanks for your help in advance.

Markers on the line Graph.

Hello,
I am wondering, if it is possible to display line graph with the markers (dots, squares, …) on the line. It looks like markerDisplayed="true" is the parameter to set, but it changes marker Display in the legend, not on the graph.
Thank you,
Irina.

Hi,
is this a question for JDeveloper 10.1.3 or 11? If it sis for 11, please post this to the JDeveloper 11 forum, which is montitored by the DVT developers as well:
JDeveloper and OC4J 11g Technology Preview
Frank

Animating a line graph

Dear javafx coders
I am a physics teacher in London and I am trying to learn JFX so that I can make animations for use in lessons. I don't know much about programming, but so far I have successfully managed to animate a circle which oscillates up and down (please see code below):
package javafxapplication22;
import javafx.stage.Stage;import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.Node;import javafx.scene.shape.Circle;
import javafx.animation.Timeline;import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;
import javafx.scene.input.*;import javafx.animation.*;
import javafx.scene.*;import javafx.animation.transition.*;
import javafx.scene.shape.*;import javafx.scene.paint.*;
import javafx.scene.transform.*;import javafx.stage.*;
import javafx.scene.control.*; import javafx.scene.text.Text;*
*import javafx.scene.Scene;import javafx.scene.text.Text;*
*import javafx.scene.text.Font;*
*var yold:Number=100; //old y pos*
*var ynew:Number=100; //new y pos*
*var yvel:Number=5; //y velocity*
*var yacc:Number=0; // y acceleration*
*var freq=0.001; //frequency of oscillation*
*var time = Timeline {*
*repeatCount: javafx.animation.Timeline.INDEFINITE // never stop*
*keyFrames: for (i in [30..40])*
*javafx.animation.KeyFrame*
*time: 100ms*indexof i // each frame is 100ms apart*
*action: function ()*
*yacc=-39.48*freq*(yold-100); //calculate acceleration
yvel=yvel+yacc; //update velocity
ynew=yold+yvel; //update position
MoveTo {x: 200+i*10 y: yold absolute: false} //graph from old position ...
LineTo {x: 200+(i+1)*10 y: ynew absolute: false} //..to new
yold=ynew;
Stage {
scene: Scene {
width: 400
height: 200
content: [
Circle {
centerX: 100;
centerY: bind ynew,
radius:20,
onMousePressed: function(e:MouseEvent) { time.play(); }
} The circle behaves as expected and oscillates up and down. However, I would also like to graph its motion beside it (using moveTo and lineTo, you can see these two lines above) but no lines at all appear on the screen. The idea is that on each new frame a portion of the line graph is added (i.e. from the old y position to the new y position, also adding on an equal x increment each time as we move along the time axis.
Any help on this would be really appreciated - I am very keen to move away from technologies such as Flash, but at the moment I am finding JFX a bit difficult.
Thank you
Matt Klein

aheem...well! then how about this animation...I think I know what you are trying to do then. If I'm not mistaken, you are trying to do what the Ti-83 can do when graphing.
Well! here is an idea on how I would do a simple animation on a graph
    This is an animation graph
package animationgraph;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.chart.LineChart;
import javafx.scene.chart.part.NumberAxis;
import javafx.animation.Timeline;
import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;
* @author JJ
//The start values of x & y for line 1
var line1StartX : Number = 8;
var line1StartY : Number = 10.2;
//The end values of x & y for line 1
var line1EndX : Number = 0;
var line1EndY : Number = 0;
//The x & y values for line 2
var line2X : Number = 0;
var line2Y : Number = 0;
//Creates a line chart
var getLineChart = LineChart
     title: "Line Chart"
     xAxis: NumberAxis {
          lowerBound: 8
          upperBound: 9.1
     yAxis: NumberAxis {
          lowerBound: 0
          upperBound: 30
     data: [
          LineChart.Series {
               name: "Line 1"
               data: [
                    LineChart.Data { xValue: bind line1StartX yValue: bind line1StartY}
                    LineChart.Data { xValue: bind line1EndX yValue: bind line1EndY }
//Keeps track the time for line 1
var keepTime1 : Number = 6;
//Animation for the line chart
var line1Animation = Timeline
     keyFrames: KeyFrame
            time:1s
            action:function()
                keepTime1--;
                if(keepTime1==5)
                    line1EndX = 8.1;
                    line1EndY = 10.5;
                if(keepTime1==4)
                    line1EndX = 8.3;
                    line1EndY = 11.0;
                if(keepTime1==3)
                    line1EndX = 8.5;
                    line1EndY = 11.5;
                if(keepTime1==2)
                    line1EndX = 8.7;
                    line1EndY = 13.0;
                if(keepTime1==1)
                    line1EndX = 9;
                    line1EndY = 15.5;
       repeatCount:5
Stage {
    title: "Animation Graph"
    scene: Scene {
        width: 500
        height: 500
        content: [
            getLineChart
line1Animation.play();

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