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This
document takes an in depth look at client controls, the myths
that surround them, and the advantages ActiveX and similar client
controls bring to Internet charting. It highlights the enhanced
functionality of client controls in areas like server performance
& scalability and client interactivity, as well as the reasons
why client components are the best solution for mission-critical
intranet business applications. Here are a few excerpts from the
paper:
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if you are developing mission-critical intranet
applications, you should know there are many advantages and
features at your disposal in the client controls that are
embedded with any of our web based products: Chart FX Internet
(COM) or Chart FX for .NET."
"For a server-based charting solution, client controls
can make a big difference on server performance, allowing
your intranet application to accommodate a growing number
of users and to give each user satisfactory levels of responsiveness."
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The paper also emphasizes the benefits the end-users can take
advantage of through the client interactivity provided with
the Chart FX client controls. These benefits include the toolbar
and menubar, context sensitive user interface, zooming and scrolling,
rotation and perspective, personalization, annotation and printing.
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"The
Chart FX ToolBar and MenuBar provide the most common options
required by an end-user, such as switching from 2D/3D color
change, zooming & rotation and show/hide tools like data
editor and legends. However it can be completely customized
by the developer according to application and user needs,
by adding or removing buttons from the toolbar and even changing
the tooltips displayed by the buttons."
"Depending on where on the chart the end user presses
the right-button, a menu will show up with the features inherent
to that specific element. Chart FX provides UI menus for customizing
general chart features, titles, axis, each particular series,
legends &data editor, constant lines and stripes."
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These are only a few of the elements discussed in the paper.
If you are involved in the development of mission-critical applications,
we suggest you read the entire paper to learn about the advantages
that client controls offer.
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