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IBM ILOG Visualization for Java

Graphical software components for Java™ developers

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Why IBM?

IBM ILOG Visualization for Java components provide custom, graphical components for desktop, Ajax, and Eclipse displays. These components, delivered as point-and-click editing tools and full-featured software development kits (SDKs), allow Java developers to add intuitive, graphical displays to their mission-critical applications.

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IBM ILOG JViews Enterprise
Enables Java and Web developers to add a full spectrum of rich graphical displays to their enterprise software offerings. Build sophisticated diagrams, dashboards, maps, charts and schedules for the user interface, and deploy to the desktop and Ajax-enhanced Web.

Other Products Sample Screen Applications
IBM ILOG JViews Telecom Graphic Objects

Simplify development for telecommunications systems.		 # Telecom network views
Datacom network views
Topological displays
Map displays
Equipment displays
Tree and table displays
IBM ILOG JViews Maps for Defense

Create realistic, dynamic map displays for command-and-control systems.		 # Defense maps
High performance
NATO and MIL symbols
Vector and raster maps
Terrain analysis and 3D

 

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IBM ILOG JViews Enterprise

One product for many display needs

    Looking for the JViews Diagrammer, JViews Maps, JViews Charts, or JViews Gantt?

    These four products are now part of IBM ILOG JViews Enterprise!

    In the past, we had separate products to cover each type of display. Now, we’ve simplified things: one product to get at many features…at no additional cost to you.

    JViews Enterprise covers a wide variety of needs:

  • Smart diagrams, used to shows objects and their interconnections (formerly only in JViews Diagrammer)
  • Dashboards, for conveying up-to-date business metrics (formerly in JViews Diagrammer)
  • Maps, to show where assets are located (formerly in JViews Maps)
  • Charts, for displaying data series (formerly in JViews Charts)
  • Schedules, to show how resources are allocated over time (formerly in JViews Gantt)

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