User (Legacy) Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores the last 200 datapoints? The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 datapoints total. Thanks, for any input, Shane L. Duvall Mark 4 Technologies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores the last 200 datapoints? The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 datapoints total. Thanks, for any input, Shane L. Duvall Mark 4 Technologies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Forgot to state version, etc: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Specification-Title: ChartFX for Java Created-By: 1.5.0_05 (Sun Microsystems Inc.) Main-Class: SoftwareFX.internal.ChartFX.Base.LicenseManager Implementation-Title: SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Chart Specification-Vendor: SoftwareFX Inc. Specification-Version: 6.2.2354.24441 Implementation-Version: 6.2.0000 Implementation-Vendor: SoftwareFX Inc. Thanks, Shane L. Duvall wrote: > Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only > outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores > the last 200 datapoints? > > The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing > every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the > entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are > then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all > looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and > only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for > the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. > > This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I > have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 > datapoints total. > > Thanks, for any input, > > Shane L. Duvall > Mark 4 Technologies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Forgot to state version, etc: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Specification-Title: ChartFX for Java Created-By: 1.5.0_05 (Sun Microsystems Inc.) Main-Class: SoftwareFX.internal.ChartFX.Base.LicenseManager Implementation-Title: SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Chart Specification-Vendor: SoftwareFX Inc. Specification-Version: 6.2.2354.24441 Implementation-Version: 6.2.0000 Implementation-Vendor: SoftwareFX Inc. Thanks, Shane L. Duvall wrote: > Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only > outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores > the last 200 datapoints? > > The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing > every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the > entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are > then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all > looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and > only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for > the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. > > This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I > have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 > datapoints total. > > Thanks, for any input, > > Shane L. Duvall > Mark 4 Technologies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the data, we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the setting in the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. Thanks, GA "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only > outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores > the last 200 datapoints? > > The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing > every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the > entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are > then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all > looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and only > shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for the > remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. > > This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I have > seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 > datapoints total. > > Thanks, for any input, > > Shane L. Duvall > Mark 4 Technologies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the data, we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the setting in the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. Thanks, GA "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only > outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores > the last 200 datapoints? > > The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing > every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the > entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are > then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all > looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and only > shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for the > remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. > > This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I have > seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 > datapoints total. > > Thanks, for any input, > > Shane L. Duvall > Mark 4 Technologies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 15, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 15, 2006 GA, Not sure if this is what you require. I have just inherited this project and am not fully aware of the code and how it was built. If you need any more detail please email me, or if I need to contact you please give me a number offline. Thanks, Shane L. Duvall charts@mark4tech.com controller.ChartForm@3052ce [series=[data.Series@e6899[ from=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, to=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, axis2=false, unit=F, channelId=-1, deviceId=754, name=<null>, multiplier=1, type=1, min=0.0, max=0.0, avg=0.0, sum=0.0, pulse=false, availableDates=<null>, site=XlObject key: 38]], width=809, height=435, name=, dataProvider=<null>, axis1Min=0.0, axis1Max=0.0, oneChannel=false] SoftwareFX Support wrote: > Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the data, > we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the setting in > the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. > > Thanks, > GA > > > "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message > news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only >> outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores >> the last 200 datapoints? >> >> The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing >> every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the >> entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are >> then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all >> looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and only >> shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for the >> remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. >> >> This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I have >> seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 >> datapoints total. >> >> Thanks, for any input, >> >> Shane L. Duvall >> Mark 4 Technologies > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 15, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 15, 2006 GA, Not sure if this is what you require. I have just inherited this project and am not fully aware of the code and how it was built. If you need any more detail please email me, or if I need to contact you please give me a number offline. Thanks, Shane L. Duvall charts@mark4tech.com controller.ChartForm@3052ce [series=[data.Series@e6899[ from=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, to=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, axis2=false, unit=F, channelId=-1, deviceId=754, name=<null>, multiplier=1, type=1, min=0.0, max=0.0, avg=0.0, sum=0.0, pulse=false, availableDates=<null>, site=XlObject key: 38]], width=809, height=435, name=, dataProvider=<null>, axis1Min=0.0, axis1Max=0.0, oneChannel=false] SoftwareFX Support wrote: > Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the data, > we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the setting in > the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. > > Thanks, > GA > > > "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message > news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only >> outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores >> the last 200 datapoints? >> >> The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing >> every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the >> entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are >> then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all >> looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and only >> shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for the >> remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. >> >> This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I have >> seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 >> datapoints total. >> >> Thanks, for any input, >> >> Shane L. Duvall >> Mark 4 Technologies > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted September 15, 2006 Report Share Posted September 15, 2006 Shane, no, what I'd like to see the java code that generate your chart. I can not reproduce this issue so I need a example that does, else we won't be able to identify what it going on. Other option will be to get the chart in binary format. I think the best way to handle this is via technical support, please send an email to support@softwarefx.com, including all this info and the code as well. Regards, GA "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message news:9eMQGLO2GHA.1852@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > GA, > > Not sure if this is what you require. I have just inherited this project > and am not fully aware of the code and how it was built. > If you need any more detail please email me, or if I need to contact you > please give me a number offline. > > Thanks, > > Shane L. Duvall > charts@mark4tech.com > > controller.ChartForm@3052ce > > [series=[data.Series@e6899[ > from=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, > to=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, > > axis2=false, > unit=F, > channelId=-1, > deviceId=754, > name=<null>, > multiplier=1, > type=1, > min=0.0, > max=0.0, > avg=0.0, > sum=0.0, > pulse=false, > availableDates=<null>, > site=XlObject key: 38]], > width=809, > height=435, > name=, > dataProvider=<null>, > axis1Min=0.0, > axis1Max=0.0, > oneChannel=false] > > > SoftwareFX Support wrote: >> Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the >> data, we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the >> setting in the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. >> >> Thanks, >> GA >> >> >> "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message >> news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>> Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only >>> outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores >>> the last 200 datapoints? >>> >>> The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing >>> every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the >>> entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are >>> then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all >>> looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and >>> only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for >>> the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. >>> >>> This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I >>> have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 >>> datapoints total. >>> >>> Thanks, for any input, >>> >>> Shane L. Duvall >>> Mark 4 Technologies >> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted September 15, 2006 Report Share Posted September 15, 2006 Shane, no, what I'd like to see the java code that generate your chart. I can not reproduce this issue so I need a example that does, else we won't be able to identify what it going on. Other option will be to get the chart in binary format. I think the best way to handle this is via technical support, please send an email to support@softwarefx.com, including all this info and the code as well. Regards, GA "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message news:9eMQGLO2GHA.1852@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > GA, > > Not sure if this is what you require. I have just inherited this project > and am not fully aware of the code and how it was built. > If you need any more detail please email me, or if I need to contact you > please give me a number offline. > > Thanks, > > Shane L. Duvall > charts@mark4tech.com > > controller.ChartForm@3052ce > > [series=[data.Series@e6899[ > from=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, > to=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, > > axis2=false, > unit=F, > channelId=-1, > deviceId=754, > name=<null>, > multiplier=1, > type=1, > min=0.0, > max=0.0, > avg=0.0, > sum=0.0, > pulse=false, > availableDates=<null>, > site=XlObject key: 38]], > width=809, > height=435, > name=, > dataProvider=<null>, > axis1Min=0.0, > axis1Max=0.0, > oneChannel=false] > > > SoftwareFX Support wrote: >> Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the >> data, we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the >> setting in the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. >> >> Thanks, >> GA >> >> >> "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message >> news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>> Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only >>> outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores >>> the last 200 datapoints? >>> >>> The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing >>> every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the >>> entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are >>> then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all >>> looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and >>> only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for >>> the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. >>> >>> This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I >>> have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 >>> datapoints total. >>> >>> Thanks, for any input, >>> >>> Shane L. Duvall >>> Mark 4 Technologies >> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 18, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 FYI for future users: This issue was caused by code written for my client by a third party consulting group. I have discovered the issue causing the missing data points and would like to thank the developers at SoftwareFX for their quick response to this matter, even though it had nothing to do with their product. Sincerely, Shane L. Duvall Mark 4 Technologies SoftwareFX Support wrote: > Shane, no, what I'd like to see the java code that generate your chart. I > can not reproduce this issue so I need a example that does, else we won't be > able to identify what it going on. Other option will be to get the chart in > binary format. > > I think the best way to handle this is via technical support, please send an > email to support@softwarefx.com, including all this info and the code as > well. > > Regards, > GA > > > > "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message > news:9eMQGLO2GHA.1852@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> GA, >> >> Not sure if this is what you require. I have just inherited this project >> and am not fully aware of the code and how it was built. >> If you need any more detail please email me, or if I need to contact you >> please give me a number offline. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Shane L. Duvall >> charts@mark4tech.com >> >> controller.ChartForm@3052ce >> >> [series=[data.Series@e6899[ >> from=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, >> to=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, >> >> axis2=false, >> unit=F, >> channelId=-1, >> deviceId=754, >> name=<null>, >> multiplier=1, >> type=1, >> min=0.0, >> max=0.0, >> avg=0.0, >> sum=0.0, >> pulse=false, >> availableDates=<null>, >> site=XlObject key: 38]], >> width=809, >> height=435, >> name=, >> dataProvider=<null>, >> axis1Min=0.0, >> axis1Max=0.0, >> oneChannel=false] >> >> >> SoftwareFX Support wrote: >>> Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the >>> data, we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the >>> setting in the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> GA >>> >>> >>> "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message >>> news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>>> Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only >>>> outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores >>>> the last 200 datapoints? >>>> >>>> The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing >>>> every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the >>>> entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are >>>> then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all >>>> looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and >>>> only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for >>>> the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. >>>> >>>> This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I >>>> have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 >>>> datapoints total. >>>> >>>> Thanks, for any input, >>>> >>>> Shane L. Duvall >>>> Mark 4 Technologies > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted September 18, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 18, 2006 FYI for future users: This issue was caused by code written for my client by a third party consulting group. I have discovered the issue causing the missing data points and would like to thank the developers at SoftwareFX for their quick response to this matter, even though it had nothing to do with their product. Sincerely, Shane L. Duvall Mark 4 Technologies SoftwareFX Support wrote: > Shane, no, what I'd like to see the java code that generate your chart. I > can not reproduce this issue so I need a example that does, else we won't be > able to identify what it going on. Other option will be to get the chart in > binary format. > > I think the best way to handle this is via technical support, please send an > email to support@softwarefx.com, including all this info and the code as > well. > > Regards, > GA > > > > "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message > news:9eMQGLO2GHA.1852@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> GA, >> >> Not sure if this is what you require. I have just inherited this project >> and am not fully aware of the code and how it was built. >> If you need any more detail please email me, or if I need to contact you >> please give me a number offline. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Shane L. Duvall >> charts@mark4tech.com >> >> controller.ChartForm@3052ce >> >> [series=[data.Series@e6899[ >> from=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, >> to=Fri Sep 15 00:00:00 CDT 2006, >> >> axis2=false, >> unit=F, >> channelId=-1, >> deviceId=754, >> name=<null>, >> multiplier=1, >> type=1, >> min=0.0, >> max=0.0, >> avg=0.0, >> sum=0.0, >> pulse=false, >> availableDates=<null>, >> site=XlObject key: 38]], >> width=809, >> height=435, >> name=, >> dataProvider=<null>, >> axis1Min=0.0, >> axis1Max=0.0, >> oneChannel=false] >> >> >> SoftwareFX Support wrote: >>> Hi Shane, can you post a code sample for this? Don't worry about the >>> data, we can generate the 300 points, but we need to see the all the >>> setting in the chart to try to figure out why it is happeneing. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> GA >>> >>> >>> "Shane L. Duvall" <chartfx@mark4tech.com> wrote in message >>> news:aJvSUWE2GHA.3152@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>>> Anyone come across charting that has data points sent to it but it only >>>> outputs a random, but reproducible, amount till it finally just ignores >>>> the last 200 datapoints? >>>> >>>> The best way do describe this is to imagine plotting an engine firing >>>> every 10 minutes for a month, it is going along at its preset rpm the >>>> entire time, the datapoints are read and stored in the dataset, they are >>>> then read to be passed into the graph, about 800+ datapoints, and all >>>> looks well until you get to about datapoint 600, then it sputters and >>>> only shows a few random datapoints until it eventually shows none for >>>> the remainder of the last 100 - 150 datapoints. >>>> >>>> This only occurs on a graph with many data points, say 300+, though I >>>> have seen it not show the last datapoint passed on graphs with about 200 >>>> datapoints total. >>>> >>>> Thanks, for any input, >>>> >>>> Shane L. Duvall >>>> Mark 4 Technologies > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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