Off the shelf Flash chart with live update and slider?

Does anyone know of any good off the shelf Flash line chart
that has
1. Live AJAX-type update of data (without reloading entire
Flash chart)
2. Horizontal axis slider to be able to zoom in (like the
time slider on Google Finance)
I have been using
XML/SWF
chart chart but find that its live update is clunky.
Is doing a custom chart our best bet?
Thanks! Chirag

Hi,
it was a bug, corrected in patch 4.0.1 (bug 9868860), see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/apex/application-express/401-patch-166923.html#BABJCAFA.
It's why it don't works with APEX 4.0.0.

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In my local DB I have APEX v. 4.0.1.00.03 and it works fine, loads the graphic and keep updating, but in the server the graphic is loaded but when it goes refreshing the chart disappear instead, the version is 4.0.0.00.46 .
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Alan Martini.

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go here instead.
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" Function to save, check if already compiling and compile if not
function! KKLtxAction()
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nnoremap <buffer> \f :call MuPDFForward()<CR>
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#!/bin/bash
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pathfn="$1"
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nnoremap <silent> <buffer> <C-PageDown> :silent! call system("xdotool search --class mupdf key --window %@ Page_Down")<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <buffer> <C-PageUp> :silent! call system("xdotool search --class mupdf key --window %@ Page_Up")<CR>
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Last edited by frabjous (2010-11-04 22:41:21)

OK, I've uploaded a PKGBUILD to AUR. Since I've changed how it handles recognizing when it's safe to recompile, it no longer needs to have a weird name. The name is now:
vim-live-latex-preview
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*live-latex-preview.txt* For Vim version 7.3. Last change: 2010 Oct 27
*live-latex-preview*
A plugin for creating a live-updating PDF
preview for a LaTeX file in MuPDF
Default key bindings:~
\p = Begin auto-compilation and launch MuPDF preview.
\o = End auto-compilation and close MuPDF preview.
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position in source.
\r = Reverse/inverse search to position in source
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\<PageUp>, \<PageDown>, \<Up>, \<Down>, \<Right>, \<Left>, \G
\m, \t, \-, \+, \= = Send the corresponding keystrokes
to the MuPDF preview without losing focus on vim Window
The '\' can be changed by changing <LocalLeader>.
Be aware that your file is saved whenever the cursor moves. Be sure
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so you can undo changes if need be.
To compile with XeLaTeX rather than PDFLaTeX, include the string
'xelatex' somewhere in the first five lines of your file (e.g., in a
comment). Currently only PDFLaTeX and XeLaTeX are supported. (Support
for LuaLaTeX and/or LaTeX > dvips > ps2pdf may be added in the future,
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The plug-in does not currently support master- and sub-documents
via LaTeX's \input{...} and \include{...} mechanisms. This may be
added in the future.
vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:norl:
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Rather than grepping the active processes, when it begins a compilation, it records the process ID of the compilation script, and will not begin a new compilation until that process finishes.
When it first launches MuPDF, it records the Window ID and sends it back to vim, so vim knows which instance of MuPDF to refresh or work with.
I've added a \s quick key which provides a one-word summary of the effects of the last compilation and jumps to the line number of the first error, if there were errors.
The script is located in a separate file in the main $VIMRUNTIME/ftplugin folder, rather than a user's tex.vim file.
I'm sure there's still plenty of room for improvement. I'd still like to get it to handle master/sub-documents well, for example. All comments welcome.

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