Graph (Oracle Fusion Middleware Java API Reference for Oracle Data Visualization Components)

java.lang.Object
- java.awt.Component
- - java.awt.Container
  - - javax.swing.JComponent
    - - javax.swing.JPanel
      - oracle.dss.dataView.Dataview
        
        oracle.dss.graph.Graph

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.awt.image.ImageObserver, java.awt.MenuContainer, java.io.Serializable, java.util.EventListener, javax.accessibility.Accessible, DataviewAttributes, DataviewCommon, DataviewConstants, ExportableGraph, GraphAttribute, ModelListener, ThickDataview, UIDataview, UIView, GraphConstants, ThickGraph, UIGraphType, oracle.dss.presutil.CommonViewAttributes, ComponentTypeConverter, ErrorHandlerCallback, PagingControlAttributes, oracle.dss.util.persistence.CatLinkNode, oracle.dss.util.persistence.CatNode, oracle.dss.util.persistence.contract.AggregableContract, oracle.dss.util.persistence.contract.CustomXMLContract, oracle.dss.util.persistence.contract.OptionalContract, oracle.dss.util.persistence.Persistable, oracle.dss.util.persistence.SimplePersistable, oracle.dss.util.persistence.StringXMLizable
```
public class Graph
extends Dataview
implements DataviewAttributes, ExportableGraph, GraphConstants, UIGraphType, ThickGraph, UIDataview, GraphAttribute
```
The graph bean class. This graph uses Perspective for Java, from Three-D Graphics, to produce a graphical presentation of data.
To display data in this graph, call its setDataSource method, or use the constructor that takes a data source as an argument. You can use the BI Beans DataSource bean, or you can supply your own data source. The DataAccess and DataAccess interfaces, in the oracle.dss.util package, define the methods and constants that a data source must provide.
Alternately, you can call setTabularData to set data that you get from a comma-separated or tab-delimited file, or from a JDBC ResultSet. Note that, when you use setTabularData, the data is not dynamic. If you want users to be able to rotate or drill the data, you must provide a way for users to signal a rotation or a drill, and you must then pass another set of data to setTabularData.
You can set properties on the graph to customize its appearance and behavior. In addition, the graph has a number of components, whose properties you can also set in order to customize the graph.
The BI Beans also provide Java-client user interface classes for setting the graph type, configuring graph axes and titles, and so on. The Java-client user-interface classes are in the oracle.dss.graph.gui package.

See Also:
setTabularData(java.util.List), DataAccess, DataDirector, oracle.dss.graph.gui, Serialized Form

Nested Class Summary
- Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class javax.swing.JPanel
  javax.swing.JPanel.AccessibleJPanel
- Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class javax.swing.JComponent
  javax.swing.JComponent.AccessibleJComponent
- Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class java.awt.Container
  java.awt.Container.AccessibleAWTContainer
- Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class java.awt.Component
  java.awt.Component.AccessibleAWTComponent, java.awt.Component.BaselineResizeBehavior, java.awt.Component.BltBufferStrategy, java.awt.Component.FlipBufferStrategy
- Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface oracle.dss.graph.GraphConstants
  GraphConstants.AnnotationLocation, GraphConstants.AnnotationPosition, GraphConstants.AxisScaledFromBaseline, GraphConstants.BubbleMarkerSizing, GraphConstants.DataCursor, GraphConstants.DataCursorBehavior, GraphConstants.DataSelection, GraphConstants.FormFactor, GraphConstants.InteractiveSliceBehavior, GraphConstants.InteractivityBehavior, GraphConstants.LegendAreaPositionHint, GraphConstants.LegendItemSpacing, GraphConstants.MagnifyLens, GraphConstants.Markers, GraphConstants.MinorGridStepType, GraphConstants.ScatterLineType

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field and Description
`static java.lang.String`	`GRAPH_TYPE` The graph type attribute for searches.
`static java.lang.String`	`GRAPH_XML_VERSION_NUMBER`
`protected GraphTypeConverter`	`m_converter`
`protected GraphController`	`m_graphController`
`protected GraphModel`	`m_graphModel`
`protected java.awt.Image`	`m_offscreenImage`
`protected PFJ`	`m_pfj`
`protected boolean`	`m_printOrPreviewMode`
`protected SampleDataSource`	`m_sampleDataSource`

Fields inherited from class javax.swing.JComponent
accessibleContext, TOOL_TIP_TEXT_KEY, ui, UNDEFINED_CONDITION, WHEN_ANCESTOR_OF_FOCUSED_COMPONENT, WHEN_FOCUSED, WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW

Fields inherited from class java.awt.Component
BOTTOM_ALIGNMENT, CENTER_ALIGNMENT, LEFT_ALIGNMENT, RIGHT_ALIGNMENT, TOP_ALIGNMENT

Fields inherited from interface oracle.dss.graph.GraphConstants
ADA_ACCESSIBILITY, ADA_OFF, AL_ALWAYS, AL_AS_NEEDED, AL_NEVER, ALERT, ALL, ALL_PROPERTIES_MODE, ANNOTATION, AREA_HORIZ_ABS, AREA_HORIZ_ABS_SPLIT2Y, AREA_HORIZ_PERCENT, AREA_HORIZ_STACK, AREA_HORIZ_STACK_SPLIT2Y, AREA_VERT_ABS, AREA_VERT_ABS_SPLIT2Y, AREA_VERT_PERCENT, AREA_VERT_STACK, AREA_VERT_STACK_SPLIT2Y, AREAMARKER, AUTOMATIC, BACKGROUND, BAR_HORIZ_CLUST, BAR_HORIZ_CLUST_2Y, BAR_HORIZ_CLUST_SPLIT2Y, BAR_HORIZ_PERCENT, BAR_HORIZ_STACK, BAR_HORIZ_STACK_2Y, BAR_HORIZ_STACK_SPLIT2Y, bar_shape_cylinder, BAR_SHAPE_CYLINDER, bar_shape_diamond, BAR_SHAPE_DIAMOND, bar_shape_rectangle, BAR_SHAPE_RECTANGLE, bar_shape_triangle, BAR_SHAPE_TRIANGLE, BAR_VERT_CLUST, BAR_VERT_CLUST_SPLIT2Y, BAR_VERT_CLUST2Y, BAR_VERT_FLOAT_STACK, BAR_VERT_PERCENT, BAR_VERT_STACK, BAR_VERT_STACK_SPLIT2Y, BAR_VERT_STACK2Y, BOXPLOT_FIVE_VALUE, BOXPLOT_SEVEN_VALUE, BP_ALWAYS, BP_NEVER, BUBBLE, BUBBLE_2Y, BUBBLE_LABELS, BUBBLE_LABELS_2Y, CL_AUTO_GRADIENT, CL_NONE, CL_TITLE_SEPARATOR, CL_TITLES_SIDEBYSIDE, COLOR_BY_GROUP, COLOR_BY_SERIES, COMBINATION_VERT_ABS, COMBINATION_VERT_ABS_2Y, CONNECTOR, CSS_PROPERTIES_MODE, CTAI_AUTOMATIC, CTAI_DAY, CTAI_HOUR, CTAI_MINUTE, CTAI_MONTH, CTAI_SECOND, CTAI_YEAR, DATALINE, DATAMARKER, DAY, DAY_OF_MONTH, DAY_OF_MONTH_LONG, DAY_OF_WEEK, DAY_OF_WEEK_ABBR, DAY_OF_WEEK_NUMBER, DAY_SINGLE_LETTER, DDT_CUBE, DDT_RELATIONAL, DMT_DEFAULT, DMT_DESKTOP, DMT_EXCEL, DRILLMARKER, DRILLTEXT, FITLINE, FUNNEL, FUNNELFRAME, FUNNELSLICE, FUNNELSLICELABEL, GRAPH, GRAPH_END, GRAPH_MARGIN, GROUPANDSERIESLIMIT, HIST_HORIZ, HIST_VERT, HONOR_PROPERTIES, HOUR, HOUR_MINUTE, HOUR_MINUTE_SECOND, HOUR24, HOUR24_MINUTE, HOUR24_MINUTE_SECOND, HS_MAX, HS_NO_RESCALE, HS_OFF, HS_RESCALE, LAYER_LEGENDMARKER, LAYER_LEGENDTEXT, LEGEND_LABEL_VIRT_SPACING, LEGEND_MARGIN_SPACING_HORZ, LEGEND_MARGIN_SPACING_VIRT, LEGEND_MARKER_MARGIN, LEGENDAREA, LEGENDMARKER, LEGENDTEXT, LEGENDTITLE, LINE_HORIZ_ABS, LINE_HORIZ_ABS_2Y, LINE_HORIZ_ABS_SPLIT2Y, LINE_HORIZ_PERCENT, LINE_HORIZ_STACK, LINE_HORIZ_STACK_2Y, LINE_HORIZ_STACK_SPLIT2Y, LINE_SELECT_POINT, LINE_VERT_ABS, LINE_VERT_ABS_2Y, LINE_VERT_ABS_SPLIT2Y, LINE_VERT_PERCENT, LINE_VERT_STACK, LINE_VERT_STACK_2Y, LINE_VERT_STACK_SPLIT2Y, LS_AUTO, LS_NONE, MA_NONE, MA_SCROLL_ZOOM, MA_SELECT, MARKERTEXT, MONTH, MONTH_LONG, MONTH_NUMBER, MONTH_SHORT, MONTH_SINGLE_LETTER, msil_false, MSIL_FALSE, msil_square, MSIL_SQUARE, msil_true, MSIL_TRUE, MTT_CUM_VAL, MTT_NONE, MTT_PERCENT_VAL, MTT_PERCENT_VAL_TEXT, MTT_PERCENT_VAL_VALUES, MTT_PERCENT_VAL_VALUES_TEXT, MTT_TEXT, MTT_VALUES, MTT_VALUES_TEXT, NONE, O1AXIS, O1DRILLLABEL, O1MAJORTICK, O1TICKLABEL, O1TITLE, PARETO, PARETOLINE, PARETOMARKER, PIE, PIE_BAR, PIE_MULTI, PIE_MULTI_PROP, PIEFEELER, PIEFRAME, PIELABEL, PLOTAREA, POLAR, POLAR_2Y, QUADRANTLINE, QUARTER, QUARTER_LONG, QUARTER_SHORT, QUARTER_SINGLE_LETTER, RADAR_AREA, RADAR_LINE, RADAR_LINE_2Y, RB_DIM, RB_HIGHLIGHT, RB_MAX, RB_NONE, REFERENCEOBJECT, REFERENCEOBJECTMARKER, REFERENCEOBJECTTEXT, RENDER_MODE_HIDDEN, RENDER_MODE_NORMAL, RENDER_MODE_STRETCHED, RESET_PROPERTIES, RING, RING_BAR, RING_MULTI, RING_MULTI_PROP, RINGTOTALLABEL, ro_display_always, RO_DISPLAY_ALWAYS, ro_display_automatic, RO_DISPLAY_AUTOMATIC, ro_display_never, RO_DISPLAY_NEVER, SCATTER, SCATTER_2Y, SCATTER_LABELS, SCATTER_LABELS_2Y, SE_AUTO_GRADIENT, SE_GRADIENT, SE_NONE, SE_PATTERN, SERIES, SERIESOBJECTCOUNTLIMIT, show_all, SHOW_ALL, show_none, SHOW_NONE, SLICE, SLICELABEL, smt_all, SMT_ALL, SMT_AREAS, smt_areas_bars, SMT_AREAS_BARS, smt_bars, SMT_BARS, SMT_LINES, SP_ALWAYS, SP_ALWAYS_BP_NEVER, SP_AS_NEEDED, SP_HIDDEN, SP_NEVER, SP_RESERVED, SPECTRAL, SPLITDIVIDER, STOCK_2Y, STOCK_CANDLE, STOCK_CANDLE_VOLUME, STOCK_HILO, STOCK_HILO_2Y, STOCK_HILO_CLOSE, STOCK_HILO_CLOSE_SPLIT2Y, STOCK_HILO_CLOSE_VOLUME, STOCK_HILO_CLOSE2Y, STOCK_HILO_SPLIT2Y, STOCK_HILO_VOLUME, STOCK_OHLC_CANDLE, STOCK_OHLC_CANDLE_VOLUME, STOCK_OPEN_HILO_CLOSE, STOCK_SPLIT_2Y, STOCK_VOLUME, STOCKMARKER, STYLE_PROPERTIES_MODE, SVG_MODE_BASIC, SVG_MODE_DATA_SCROLLING, SVG_MODE_DATA_ZOOMING, SVG_MODE_DRILLING, SVG_MODE_FONT_EMBEDDING, SVG_MODE_FULL, SVG_MODE_METADATA, SVG_MODE_NO_HEADER, SVG_MODE_SHAPE_ATTRIBUTES, SVG_MODE_TIME_AXIS_EVENT, SVG_MODE_TOOLTIPS, TAT_DEFAULT, TAT_DEFAULT_STRICT, TAT_IRREGULAR, TAT_IRREGULAR_STRICT, TAT_MIXED_FREQUENCY, TAT_MIXED_FREQUENCY_STRICT, TAT_OFF, TEMP_PROPERTIES_MODE, TEXT_COMPONENTS_ALL, TEXT_COMPONENTS_NONE, THREED_AREA_GROUP, THREED_AREA_SERIES, THREED_BAR, THREED_CUBE, THREED_DIAMOND, THREED_END, THREED_OCTAGON, THREED_PYRAMID, THREED_RIBBON_GROUP, THREED_RIBBON_SERIES, THREED_START, THREED_SURFACE, THREED_SURFACE_HONEYCOMB, THREED_SURFACE_SIDES, THREEDFLOOR, THREEDLEFTWALL, THREEDMARKER, THREEDRIGHTWALL, THRESHOLDOBJECTCOUNTLIMIT, TIME, TIMESELECTOR, TLT_DIM_MEMBER, TLT_MEMBER, TLT_NONE, TOKEN_ACTUAL_VALUE, TOKEN_CLOSE_VALUE, TOKEN_CUMULATIVE_PERCENTAGE_VALUE, TOKEN_CUMULATIVE_STACKED_VALUE, TOKEN_GROUP_LABEL, TOKEN_HIGH_VALUE, TOKEN_LOW_VALUE, TOKEN_MAX_VALUE, TOKEN_MEDIAN_VALUE, TOKEN_MIN_VALUE, TOKEN_NEW_LINE, TOKEN_NINETY_VALUE, TOKEN_OPEN_VALUE, TOKEN_PIE_PERCENTAGE_VALUE, TOKEN_PIE_SLICE_VALUE, TOKEN_Q1_VALUE, TOKEN_Q3_VALUE, TOKEN_SERIES_LABEL, TOKEN_TARGET_VALUE, TOKEN_TEN_VALUE, TOKEN_VOLUME_VALUE, TOKEN_X_VALUE, TOKEN_Y_VALUE, TOKEN_Z_VALUE, TOOLTIP, TRM_EXPLICIT, TRM_OFF, TRM_RELATIVE_FIRST, TRM_RELATIVE_LAST, TWOD_END, TWODMARKER, UNDEFINED, UNDEFINEDTYPE, USER_PROPERTIES_MODE, VOLUMEMARKER, X1AXIS, X1MAJORTICK, X1MINORTICK, X1REFERENCELINE, X1TICKLABEL, X1TITLE, XPANELGRID, XTICKLBL, XVALUE, Y1AXIS, Y1MAJORTICK, Y1MINORTICK, Y1REFERENCELINE, Y1TICKLABEL, Y1TICKLBL, Y1TITLE, Y1VALUE, Y1ZEROLINE, Y2AXIS, Y2MAJORTICK, Y2MINORTICK, Y2REFERENCELINE, Y2TICKLABEL, Y2TICKLBL, Y2TITLE, Y2VALUE, Y2ZEROLINE, Y3DMARKERGRID, YEAR, YEAR_LONG, YEAR_LONG_WITH_COMMA, YEAR_LONG_WITH_GROUPING_SEPARATOR, YEAR_SHORT, YEAR_SHORT_WITH_APOSTROPHE, YPANELGRID, ZD_BOTH_AXES, ZD_XAXIS_ONLY, ZD_YAXIS_ONLY, ZDRILLLABEL, ZPANELGRID, ZS_DELAYED_SCROLL, ZS_LIVE_RESIZE_EVENT, ZS_LIVE_SCROLL, ZS_LIVE_SCROLL_EVENT, ZTICKLABEL, ZTITLE, ZVALUE

Fields inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.DataviewConstants
above_title, AD_ALPHA_FADE, AD_AUTO, AD_CONVEYOR_FROM_LEFT, AD_CONVEYOR_FROM_RIGHT, AD_CUBE_TO_LEFT, AD_CUBE_TO_RIGHT, AD_FLIP_LEFT, AD_FLIP_RIGHT, AD_MAX, AD_MIN, AD_NONE, AD_SLIDE_TO_LEFT, AD_SLIDE_TO_RIGHT, AD_TRANSITION_TO_LEFT, AD_TRANSITION_TO_RIGHT, AD_ZOOM, ADC_ALPHA_FADE, ADC_AUTO, ADC_CONVEYOR_FROM_LEFT, ADC_CONVEYOR_FROM_RIGHT, ADC_CUBE_TO_LEFT, ADC_CUBE_TO_RIGHT, ADC_FLIP_LEFT, ADC_FLIP_RIGHT, ADC_MAX, ADC_MIN, ADC_NONE, ADC_ON, ADC_SLIDE_TO_LEFT, ADC_SLIDE_TO_RIGHT, ADC_TRANSITION_TO_LEFT, ADC_TRANSITION_TO_RIGHT, ADC_ZOOM, AI_ALL, AI_MAX, AI_MIN, AI_NONE, ANIMATION_DOWN_COLOR, ANIMATION_DURATION, ANIMATION_INDICATORS, ANIMATION_ON_DATA_CHANGE, ANIMATION_ON_DISPLAY, ANIMATION_UP_COLOR, below_title, DATAVIEW_END, DATAVIEW_FOOTNOTE, DATAVIEW_FOOTNOTE_NAME, DATAVIEW_SUBTITLE, DATAVIEW_SUBTITLE_NAME, DATAVIEW_TITLE, DATAVIEW_TITLE_NAME, DEFAULT_ZOOM_FACTOR, FOOTNOTE, FOOTNOTE_NAME, FORMAT_MANAGER_NAME, FT_COLOR, FT_GRADIENT, FT_PATTERN, FT_TEXTURE, GD_CUSTOM_LINEAR, GD_CUSTOM_RADIAL, GD_DIAGONAL_135, GD_DIAGONAL_45, GD_DOWN, GD_RADIAL, GD_RADIAL_BOTTOM_LEFT, GD_RADIAL_BOTTOM_RIGHT, GD_RADIAL_OFF_CENTER, GD_RADIAL_TOP_LEFT, GD_RADIAL_TOP_RIGHT, GD_RIGHT, LAP_BOTTOM, LAP_LEFT, LAP_RIGHT, LAP_TOP, MAP_ALL, MAP_DATA, MAP_DATATEXT, MAP_LABELS, MAP_LEGEND, MAP_ORDINALLABELS, MAP_TITLES, MAX_TEXTFIELD_CHARS, PAGE_CONTROL, page_header, PAGE_HEADER, PAGE_HEADER_NAME, PAGE_ITEM, PAGE_ITEM_NAME, PAGING_COMPONENT_NAME, PAGING_CONTROL_ABOVE_TITLES, PAGING_CONTROL_BELOW_TITLES, PAGING_CONTROL_EAST_OF_VIEW, PAGING_CONTROL_SOUTH_OF_VIEW, PAGING_CONTROL_WEST_OF_VIEW, RESET_EVERYTHING, RESET_EVERYTHING_CUSTOM, RESET_EVERYTHING_NOT_DATASOURCE, RESET_EVERYTHING_ORIGINAL, RESET_MAX, RESET_MIN, RESET_NONE, RESET_XML_PROPERTIES, RESET_XML_PROPERTIES_CUSTOM, RESET_XML_PROPERTIES_ORIGINAL, STYLE_MANAGER_NAME, SUBTITLE, SUBTITLE_NAME, TITLE, TITLE_NAME, TOOLTIP_NAME, VE_AUTO, VE_BEVEL, VE_GLOW, VE_MAX, VE_MIN, VE_NONE, VE_SFX_MAX, VE_SFX_MIN, VE_SHADOW, VIEW_FORMAT_NAME, VIEW_STYLE_NAME, VIEW_TYPE_CROSSTAB, VIEW_TYPE_GAUGE, VIEW_TYPE_GRAPH, VIEW_TYPE_PAGINGCONTROL, VIEW_TYPE_TABLE, VISUAL_EFFECTS

Fields inherited from interface java.awt.image.ImageObserver
ABORT, ALLBITS, ERROR, FRAMEBITS, HEIGHT, PROPERTIES, SOMEBITS, WIDTH

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor and Description
`Graph()` Constructor that does not specify a `DataSource`.
`Graph(DataSource dataSource)` Constructor that specifies a `DataSource`.
`Graph(DataSource dataSource, int type)` Constructor that specifies a `DataSource` and the type of `DataDirector` that this `Graph` will use.
`Graph(ErrorHandler errorHandler)` Constructor that specifies a `ErrorHandler`.

Method Summary

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`void`	`addAlertListener(AlertListener l)` Adds an alert listener to this graph.
`void`	`addKeyListener(java.awt.event.KeyListener l)` Adds a key listener to this graph.
`void`	`addMouseListener(java.awt.event.MouseListener l)` Adds a mouse listener to this graph.
`void`	`addMouseMotionListener(java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener l)` Adds a mouse motion listener to this graph.
`void`	`applyFontSizes(float ratio)`
`void`	`applySampleData()`
`protected void`	`applyStyle(CustomStyle style, int reset, boolean isStyleDefault)`
`void`	`applyViewFormat(ComponentHandle componentHandle, ViewFormat viewFormat)`
`void`	`applyViewStyle(ComponentHandle componentHandle, ViewStyle viewStyle)` Applies a `ViewStyle` to a page item.
`void`	`beginAxisChanges()` Deprecated. As of 4.0, no replacement as there is no need to call this method anymore
`void`	`calculatePlacement()` Forces the graph to perform a complete calculation of its elements.
`void`	`cleanUp()` Clears the memory of the view.
`static int`	`convertGraphTypeToInt(java.lang.String string)`
`static java.lang.String`	`convertGraphTypeToString(int value)` Generates a `String` representation of a graph type constant.
`Alert`	`createAlert(java.lang.Object xValue, java.lang.Object yValue)` Creates and returns a new `Alert`.
`Annotation`	`createAnnotation(int series, int group)` Creates and returns a new `Annotation`.
`ExceptionalRiser`	`createExceptionalRiser(int series, int group)` Deprecated. use GraphStyleManager instead
`CustomStyle`	`createGraphStyle()`
`protected void`	`createPagingControl()`
`ReferenceObject`	`createReferenceObject()` Creates and returns a new `ReferenceObject`.
`CustomStyle`	`createStyle()`
`void`	`destroyAllExceptionalRisers()` Deprecated. use GraphStyleManager instead
`void`	`destroyReferenceObject(int id)` Destroys the ReferenceObject given its ID.
`void`	`destroyReferenceObjects(int component)` Destroys the ReferenceObjects of the specified graph.
`void`	`doAutoLayout(int level)` Automatically places and sizes graph components once.
`void`	`drawImage(java.awt.Image image, int x, int y, java.awt.Graphics g)`
`void`	`editStyle(CustomStyle style)`
`void`	`endAxisChanges()` Deprecated. As of 4.0, no replacement as there is no need to call this method anymore
`void`	`endExport()`
`boolean`	`exportGraphToStream(java.io.OutputStream out)`
`void`	`exportToFlash(java.io.OutputStream os, boolean renderDynamic, boolean showDrawing)` Delegates the work to CommonGraph by passing the outputstream associated with the flash file to be written and a flag indicating if it will be a static or a dynamic rendering
`void`	`exportToGIF(java.io.OutputStream os)` Adds the specified focus listener to the graph.
`void`	`exportToGIFWithException(java.io.OutputStream os)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the GIF file.
`void`	`exportToPNG(java.io.OutputStream os)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the PNG file.
`void`	`exportToPNGWithException(java.io.OutputStream os)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the PNG file.
`void`	`exportToSVG(java.io.OutputStream os, int mode, java.lang.String charEnc)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
`void`	`exportToSVG(java.io.Writer writer, int mode, java.lang.String charEnc)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
`void`	`exportToSVGWithException(java.io.OutputStream os, int mode, java.lang.String charEnc)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
`void`	`exportToSVGWithException(java.io.Writer writer, int mode, java.lang.String charEnc)` Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
`protected void`	`firePrintBegin(java.lang.Object source)`
`protected void`	`firePrintEnd(java.lang.Object source)`
`protected void`	`firePropertyChange(java.lang.Object obj, java.lang.String propName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue)`
`TwoDMarker`	`get2DMarker()` Retrieves the `TwoDMarker` component for this graph.
`ThreeDFloor`	`get3DFloor()` Retrieves the `ThreeDFloor` component for this graph.
`ThreeDLeftWall`	`get3DLeftWall()` Retrieves the `ThreeDLeftWall` component for this graph.
`ThreeDMarker`	`get3DMarker()` Retrieves the `ThreeDMarker` component for this graph.
`ThreeDRightWall`	`get3DRightWall()` Retrieves the `ThreeDRightWall` component for this graph.
`ThreeDViewMatrix`	`get3DViewMatrix()` Retrieves the `ThreeDViewMatrix` component for this graph.
`Alert`	`getAlert(int index)` Return alert with the specified index.
`java.lang.String`	`getAlternativeText(ComponentHandle handle)`
`int`	`getAnnotationsVisibility()` returns current visibility for Annotations
`AreaMarker`	`getAreaMarker()` Retrieves the `AreaMarker` component for this graph.
`int`	`getAutoLayout()` Retrieves information about when the graph automatically places and sizes its components.
`int`	`getBarShape()` Get the shape of bars in a bar graph.
`CustomStyle`	`getBaseStyle()`
`int`	`getColorMode()` Indicates whether markers of the same color comprise a group of data or a series of data.
`int`	`getColumnCount()` Retrieves the number of columns of data that this graph displays.
`CommonGraph`	`getCommonGraph()`
`ViewFormat`	`getComponentViewFormat(ComponentHandle componentHandle)`
`ViewStyle`	`getComponentViewStyle(ComponentHandle componentHandle)` Retrieves the `ViewStyle` for a selected component.
`Connector`	`getConnector()` Retrieves the `Connector` component for this graph.
`int`	`getContinuousTimeAxisInterval()` Retrieves the interval along the continuous time axis.
`int`	`getCustomLayout()` Retrieves custom layout information about when the graph automatically places and sizes its components.
`CustomToolTipCallback`	`getCustomToolTipCallback()` Retrieves the `CustomToolTipCallback` that this `Graph` uses to get text for tooltips.
`java.lang.Object`	`getDataAccessSliceLabel(int edge, int slice, java.lang.String type)` Retrieves the label for the data slice in the `DataAccess` for this graph.
`int`	`getDataDirectorType()` Deprecated. As of 4.0.0.11, no replacement
`java.awt.Font`	`getDataErrorFont()` Retrieves the font for the message that indicates that there is not enough data to draw the graph.
`DataErrorTextCallback`	`getDataErrorTextCallback()` Retrieves the `DataErrorTextCallback` that this `Graph` uses to get text for the data error message.
`DataFilter`	`getDataFilter()` Retrieves an implementation of the `DataFilter` interface.
`DataLine`	`getDataLine()` Retrieves the `DataLine` component for this graph.
`DataMarker`	`getDataMarker()` Retrieves the `DataMarker`component for this graph.
`int`	`getDataModelType()`
`DataviewCommon`	`getDataviewCommon()`
`java.awt.Dimension`	`getDefaultImageSize()` Retrieves the default size of this graph.
`int`	`getDepthAngle()` Retrieves the angle that implies depth on a bar, line, or area graph.
`int`	`getDepthRadius()` Retrieves the depth of a bar, line, or area graph.
`int`	`getDisplayGroups()` Retrieves the number of groups that this graph currently displays.
`int`	`getDisplayGroupsLimit()` Retrieves the maximum value allowed for the `DisplayGroups` property.
`int`	`getDisplaySeries()` Retrieves the number of series that this graph currently displays.
`int`	`getDisplaySeriesLimit()` Retrieves the maximum value allowed for the `DisplaySeries` property.
`int[]`	`getDrillParameters(ComponentHandle handle)`
`protected boolean`	`getDrillState(int edge, int slice)`
`java.util.Date`	`getExplicitTimeRangeEnd()` Retrieves the explicit time range end date.
`java.util.Date`	`getExplicitTimeRangeStart()` Retrieves the explicit time range start date.
`Fitline`	`getFitline()` Retrieves the `Fitline` component for this graph.
`oracle.dss.presutil.FontMetricsResolver`	`getFontMetricsResolver()`
`Titles`	`getFootnote()` Retrieves the `GraphFootnote` component for this graph.
`FunnelFrame`	`getFunnelFrame()` Retrieves the `FunnelFrame` component for this graph.
`double`	`getFunnelHeightRatio()`
`double`	`getFunnelRotateAngle()`
`double`	`getFunnelViewAngle()`
`GraphBackground`	`getGraphBackground()` Retrieves the `GraphBackground` component for this graph.
`ComponentHandle`	`getGraphComponentHandle(oracle.dss.graph.pfj.TDGMouseState mouseState)`
`ComponentHandle`	`getGraphComponentHandle(oracle.dss.graph.pfj.TDGMouseState mouseState, boolean useDeadZone)`
`GraphController`	`getGraphController()` Retrieves the controller for this graph.
`GraphFormatManager`	`getGraphFormatManager()` Retrieves the format manager that the graph uses.
`GraphModel`	`getGraphModel()` Retrieves the model that this graph uses.
`GraphStyleManager`	`getGraphStyleManager()` Retrieves the style manager that this graph uses.
`int`	`getGraphType()` Retrieves the current graph type for this graph.
`GraphTypeConverter`	`getGraphTypeConverter()` Retrieves the `GraphTypeConverter` that this graph uses.
`int`	`getGroupSize(int type)` Retrieves the number of columns or rows that comprise a group in a specified graph type.
`int`	`getGroupTooltipLabelType()` Retrieves the type of information about groups that this graph displays in tooltips.
`java.util.Enumeration`	`getImagemapEnumeration(int filter)` Retrieves the enumeration of specific kinds of components that are currently in use and visible on the graph.
`java.awt.Dimension`	`getImageSize()` Retrieves the size of this graph.
`java.lang.String`	`getIntlString(java.lang.String key)`
`LegendArea`	`getLegendArea()` Retrieves the `LegendArea` component for this graph.
`LegendMarker`	`getLegendMarker()` Retrieves the `LegendMarker` component for this graph.
`int`	`getLegendScrollbarPresence()` Retrieves the circumstances under which a scrollbar appears for the legend of this graph.
`int`	`getLegendSeriesCount()` Retrieves the number of series that are represented in the legend, independent of the number that the graph displays.
`int`	`getLegendSeriesStart()` Retrieve the index of the first series that appears in the legend, independent of the first series that the graph displays.
`LegendText`	`getLegendText()` Retrieves the `LegendText` component for this graph.
`LegendTitle`	`getLegendTitle()` Retrieves the `LegendTitle` component for this graph.
`int`	`getMarkerShapeInLegend()` Indicates whether legend markers are shaped like their corresponding data markers or 2-D markers.
`MarkerText`	`getMarkerText()` Retrieves the `MarkerText` component for this graph.
`int`	`getMarkerTooltipType()` Indicates the type of information that this graph displays in tooltips for markers.
`int`	`getMaxBarWidth()` Retrieves the maximum width of bar in this graph, in virtual coordinates.
`int`	`getMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize()` Retrieves the maximum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph.
`ViewStyle`	`getMetadataStyle(java.lang.Object metaData, ViewStyle initStyle, int edge, int depth, int index)`
`int`	`getMinimumGroups(int type)` Retrieves the minimum number of groups that a graph type requires.
`int`	`getMinimumSeries(int type)` Retrieves the minimum number of series that a graph type requires.
`int`	`getMinTickLabelAutoFontSize()` Retrieves the minimum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph.
`int`	`getMouseActions()`
`java.lang.String`	`getNoDataErrorText()` Get the error text to display when graph has no data.
`O1Axis`	`getO1Axis()` Retrieves the `O1Axis` component for this graph.
`O1MajorTick`	`getO1MajorTick()` Retrieves the `O1MajorTick` component for this graph.
`O1TickLabel`	`getO1TickLabel()` Retrieves the `O1TickLabel` component for this graph.
`O1Title`	`getO1Title()` Retrieves the `01Title` component for this graph.
`protected oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode`	`getObjectNode(boolean allProperties)`
`ViewStyle`	`getPagingControlViewStyle()`
`oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode`	`getPagingControlXML(boolean allProperties)`
`UIParetoLine`	`getParetoLine()` Retrieves the implementation of the `UIParetoLine` interface for this graph.
`ParetoMarker`	`getParetoMarker()` Retrieves the `ParetoMarker` component for this graph.
`oracle.dss.util.persistence.PersistableAttributes`	`getPersistableAttributes(oracle.dss.util.persistence.PersistableAttributes oldAttrs)` Retrieves the attributes of this `Dataview`, for searching.
`PFJ`	`getPFJ()`
`int`	`getPieBarSeries()` Retrieves the index of series for which the bar shows detail, in a pie-bar or ring-bar graph.
`int`	`getPieDepth()` Retrieves the depth of a pie in a pie graph.
`PieFeeler`	`getPieFeeler()` Retrieves the `PieFeeler` component for this graph.
`PieFrame`	`getPieFrame()` Retrieves the `PieFrame` component for this graph.
`PieLabel`	`getPieLabel()` Retrieves the `PieLabel` component for this graph.
`int`	`getPieRotation()` Retrieves the amount that a pie or ring is rotated in a pie graph.
`int`	`getPieTilt()` Retrieves the amount that a pie or ring appears to be tilted.
`PlotArea`	`getPlotArea()` Retrives the `PlotArea` component for this graph.
`int`	`getPresentationHeight()` Retrieves the height of this graph in pixels.
`int`	`getPresentationWidth()` Retrieves the width of the graph in pixels.
`QuadrantLine`	`getQuadrantLine()` Retrieves the `QuadrantLine` component for this graph.
`ReferenceObject`	`getReferenceObject(int id)` Return ReferenceObject with the specified ID.
`int`	`getReferenceObjectDisplay(int component)` Indicates when the reference objects for a given component should be displayed.
`ReferenceObjectMarker`	`getReferenceObjectMarker()` Retrieves the `ReferenceObjectMarker` component for this graph.
`java.util.List`	`getReferenceObjects(int component)` Returns a list of reference objects that belong to a specific graph.
`ReferenceObjectText`	`getReferenceObjectText()` Retrieves the `ReferenceObjectText` component for this graph.
`long`	`getRelativeTimeRange()` Retrieves the relative time range in milliseconds.
`RingTotalLabel`	`getRingTotalLabel()` Retrieves the `RingTotalLabel` component for this graph.
`int`	`getRowCount()` Retrieves the number of rows of data that this graph displays.
`int`	`getScaleFontSizeForGIF()` Retrieves which text components should be resized when the graph is scaled to a different size for output to a graphic file, such as a GIF or PNG file.
`int`	`getScrollbarPresenceGroups()` Retrieves the circumstances under which scrollbars for groups appear on this graph.
`int`	`getScrollbarPresenceSeries()` Retrieves the circumstances under which scrollbars for series appear on this graph.
`ComponentHandle`	`getSelectedObject()` Retrieves the selected component.
`Series`	`getSeries()` Retrieves the `Series` component for this graph.
`int`	`getSeriesEffect()` Retrieves the current effect on the series.
`int`	`getSeriesObjectCount()` Retrieves the number of series that this graph stores properties for.
`int`	`getSeriesRolloverBehavior()` Get the rollover behavior for series in the graph.
`int`	`getSeriesTooltipLabelType()` Retrieves the type of information about series that this graph displays in tooltips.
`Slice`	`getSlice()` Retrieves the `Slice` component for this graph.
`SliceLabel`	`getSliceLabel()` Retrieves the `SliceLabel` component for this graph.
`SplitDivider`	`getSplitDivider()` Retrieves the `SplitDivider` component for this graph.
`int`	`getStartColumn()` Deprecated. As of 2.6.0.27, replaced by `getStartGroup()` or by `getStartSeries()`.
`int`	`getStartGroup()` Retrieves the first group that this graph currently displays.
`int`	`getStartRow()` Deprecated. As of 2.6.0.27, replaced by `getStartSeries()` or by `getStartGroup()`.
`int`	`getStartSeries()` Retrieves the first series that this graph currently displays.
`StockMarker`	`getStockMarker()` Retrieves the `StockMarker` component for this graph.
`CustomStyle`	`getStyle()`
`java.lang.String`	`getStylePath()` Retrieves the path name for the current style.
`java.lang.String`	`getStyleXML()`
`Titles`	`getSubtitle()` Retrieves the `GraphSubtitle` component for this graph.
`oracle.dss.graph.pfj.ThickPFJ`	`getThickPFJ()`
`Threshold`	`getThreshold()` Retrieves the `Threshold` component for this graph.
`int`	`getThresholdObjectCount()` Retrieves the number of thresholds that this graph stores properties for.
`TickLabelCallback`	`getTickLabelCallback(int axisID)` Retrieves the `TickLabelCallback` that has been set for customizing tick labels.
`java.lang.String`	`getTimeAxisDateFormat(int element)` Retrieves the format for a date element on the time axis.
`int`	`getTimeAxisType()` Retrieves the type of time axis to plot.
`int`	`getTimeRangeMode()` Retrieves the time range mode.
`TimeSelector`	`getTimeSelector()` Retrieves the `TimeSelector` component for this graph.
`java.util.TimeZone`	`getTimeZone()` Retrieves the `TimeZone` object this graph uses to format time data on the group axis.
`Titles`	`getTitle()` Retrieves the `GraphTitle` component for this graph.
`int`	`getToolTipDelay()` Retrieves the amount of time before tooltips appear.
`UISeriesColor`	`getUISeriesColor()` Retrieves an object that provides access to the color for a series.
`UIThresholdColor`	`getUIThresholdColor()` Retrieves an object that provides access to the color for a threshold.
`UndefinedComponent`	`getUndefinedComponent()`
`java.lang.String`	`getVersion()`
`int`	`getViewType()` Retrieves the specific type of subclass of this `Dataview`.
`protected DataviewXML`	`getViewXML()`
`VolumeMarker`	`getVolumeMarker()` Retrieves the `VolumeMarker` component for this graph.
`X1Axis`	`getX1Axis()` Retrieves the `X1Axis` component for this graph.
`X1MajorTick`	`getX1MajorTick()` Retrieves the `X1MajorTick` component for this graph.
`X1TickLabel`	`getX1TickLabel()` Retrieves the `X1TickLabel` component for this graph.
`X1Title`	`getX1Title()` Retrieves the `X1Title` component for this graph.
`XPanelGrid`	`getXPanelGrid()` Retrieves the `XPanelGrid` component for this graph.
`Y1Axis`	`getY1Axis()` Retrieves the `Y1Axis` component for this graph.
`Y1BaseLine`	`getY1BaseLine()` Retrieves the `Y1BaseLine` component for this graph.
`Y1MajorTick`	`getY1MajorTick()` Retrieves the `Y1MajorTick` component for this graph.
`Y1TickLabel`	`getY1TickLabel()` Retrieves the `Y1TickLabel` component for this graph.
`Y1Title`	`getY1Title()` Retrieves the `Y1Title` component for this graph.
`Y1ZeroLine`	`getY1ZeroLine()` Retrieves the `Y1ZeroLine` component for this graph.
`Y2Axis`	`getY2Axis()` Retrieves the `Y2Axis` component for this graph.
`Y2BaseLine`	`getY2BaseLine()` Retrieves the `Y2BaseLine` component for this graph.
`Y2MajorTick`	`getY2MajorTick()` Retrieves the `Y2MajorTick` component for this graph.
`Y2TickLabel`	`getY2TickLabel()` Retrieves the `Y2TickLabel` component for this graph.
`Y2Title`	`getY2Title()` Retrieves the `Y2Title` component for this graph.
`Y2ZeroLine`	`getY2ZeroLine()` Retrieves the `Y2ZeroLine` component for this graph.
`Y3DMarkerGrid`	`getY3DMarkerGrid()` Retrieves the `Y3DMarkerGrid` component for this graph.
`YPanelGrid`	`getYPanelGrid()` Retrieves the `YPanelGrid` component for this graph.
`int`	`getZoomDirection()`
`ZPanelGrid`	`getZPanelGrid()` Retrieves the `ZPanelGrid` component for this graph.
`ZTickLabel`	`getZTickLabel()` Retrieves the `ZTickLabel` component for this graph.
`ZTitle`	`getZTitle()` Retrieves the `ZTitle` component for this graph.
`boolean`	`is3DEffect()`
`boolean`	`isAlignTickMarks()` Retrieves whether Y1Axis and Y2Axis tick marks are aligned.
`boolean`	`isDataRowShownAsASeries()` Deprecated. There is no replacement method for this. Application developers are responsible to create the relevant data set.
`boolean`	`isDrillingSupported()`
`boolean`	`isDualY()` Indicates whether the graph type is a dual-Y graph type.
`boolean`	`isExcelOrDeskTop()`
`boolean`	`isExporting()`
`boolean`	`isFontSizeAbsolute()` Indicates whether the font size is absolute or proportional to the size of the graph.
`boolean`	`isFrameSizeAutomatic()` Indicates whether the plot area or pie frame is automatically resized when the graph type changes.
`boolean`	`isGraphicAntialiasing()` Indicates whether lines appear in a graph as smooth or more jagged.
`boolean`	`isGroup3DPanels()`
`boolean`	`isGroupSeriesTooltipSupported(int edge)` Indicates whether group or series option (depending on the edge passed in) is supported in the tooltips.
`boolean`	`isHorizontal()` Indicates whether the graph has a horizontal graph type.
`boolean`	`isLineDataLineDisplayed()` Indicates whether data lines appear in a line graph.
`boolean`	`isMarkerDisplayed()` Indicates whether data markers appear in a line graph.
`boolean`	`isMarkerShapeInLegend()` Deprecated. As of 11.1.1.0.10, replaced by `getMarkerShapeInLegend()`.
`protected boolean`	`isMetadataDateSpanSupported()`
`protected boolean`	`isMetadataDrillParentDateSpanSupported()`
`protected boolean`	`isMetadataDrillParentDateSupported()`
`protected boolean`	`isMetadataDrillSupported()`
`boolean`	`isMouseMovingEnabled()` Indicates whether the selected component can be moved and resized with the mouse.
`boolean`	`isO1AxisSupported()` Indicates whether the current graph type has an ordinal axis.
`boolean`	`isParetoBarsConnected()` Indicates whether pareto bars are connected.
`protected boolean`	`isPie(int graphType)`
`boolean`	`isPrintOrPreviewMode()`
`boolean`	`isScatterDataLineDisplayed()` Indicates whether data lines appear on a scatter graph.
`protected boolean`	`isStyleOverrideFlag(int attrID)`
`boolean`	`isSwapAllowed()` Indicates whether swapping is allowed in this view.
`boolean`	`isTextAntialiasing()` Indicates whether text appears in a graph as smooth or more jagged.
`void`	`loadCompleted()`
`protected void`	`metadataLabelTypeChanged()`
`void`	`modelDataAvailable(DataAvailableEvent e)` Inform view of changes to the data availability.
`void`	`modelDataChanged(DataChangedEvent e)` Inform view of changes to the actual data or metadata.
`void`	`modelWaitDataAvailable(WaitDataAvailableEvent e)` Inform view that a lazy data fetch has been completed.
`void`	`notEnoughData(NotEnoughData neData)`
`void`	`paint(java.awt.Graphics g)`
`protected void`	`processAlertEvent(int eventID)`
`boolean`	`readXML(java.io.InputStream stream, int reset)` Applies XML to this `Graph`, from a `String`.
`protected void`	`refreshData()`
`void`	`removeAlertListener(AlertListener l)` Removes an alert listener from this graph.
`void`	`removeKeyListener(java.awt.event.KeyListener l)` Removes a key listener from this graph.
`void`	`removeMouseListener(java.awt.event.MouseListener l)` Removes a mouse listener from this graph.
`void`	`removeMouseMotionListener(java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener l)` Removes a mouse motion listener from this graph.
`void`	`resetEverything(int reset)`
`protected void`	`resetFontSizes()`
`void`	`resetSuper(int reset, java.lang.String version)`
`void`	`resetToDefault(int reset)` Resets properties of this `Graph` to their default values.
`void`	`resetXMLProps()`
`protected void`	`saveDrillState()`
`boolean`	`selectObject(ComponentHandle id)` Selects a graph component.
`void`	`set3DEffect(boolean yesNo)`
`void`	`setAlignTickMarks(boolean align)` Specifies whether the tick marks on Y1Axis and Y2Axis should align in case of Dual-Y Graphs.
`void`	`setAnnotationsVisibility(int visibility)` Specify visibility for Annotations
`void`	`setAutoLayout(int auto)` Specifies when the graph automatically places and sizes its components.
`void`	`setBackgroundTransparent(boolean transparent)`
`void`	`setBarShape(int shape)` Set the shape of bars in a bar graph.
`void`	`setBaseStyle(CustomStyle baseStyle)`
`void`	`setColorMode(int mode)` Specifies whether markers of the same color comprise a group of data or a series of data.
`void`	`setContext()`
`void`	`setContinuousTimeAxisInterval(int interval)` Specifies the interval along the continuous time axis.
`void`	`setCustomLayout(int type)`
`void`	`setCustomToolTipCallback(CustomToolTipCallback callback)` Specifies the `CustomToolTipCallback` that will provide tooltip text to this `Graph`.
`void`	`setDataDirector(DataDirector dd)`
`void`	`setDataDirectorType(int type)` Deprecated. As of 4.0.0.11, no replacement
`void`	`setDataErrorFont(java.awt.Font font)` Specifies the font for the message that indicates that there is not enough data to draw the graph.
`void`	`setDataErrorTextCallback(DataErrorTextCallback callback)` Specifies the `DataErrorTextCallback` that will provide data error text to this `Graph`.
`void`	`setDataModelType(int dataModelType)`
`void`	`setDataRowShownAsASeries(boolean yesNo)` Deprecated. There is no replacement method for this. Application developers are responsible to create the relevant data set.
`void`	`setDataSource(DataSource ds)` Specifies the data source for this graph.
`protected void`	`setDataUnformattedSupported(boolean supported)`
`void`	`setDefaultImageSize(java.awt.Dimension d)` Specifies a default size for this graph.
`void`	`setDepthAngle(int angle)` Specifies the angle that implies depth on a bar, line, or area graph.
`void`	`setDepthRadius(int depth)` Specifies how deep a bar, line, or area graph should appear to be.
`void`	`setDirty(boolean yesNo)`
`void`	`setDisplayGroups(int maxGroup)` Specifies the number of groups to display in this graph.
`void`	`setDisplayGroupsLimit(int maxDisplayGroups)` Specifies the maximum value allowed for the `DisplayGroups` property.
`void`	`setDisplaySeries(int maxSeries)` Specifies the number of series to display in this graph.
`void`	`setDisplaySeriesLimit(int maxDisplaySeries)` Specifies the maximum value allowed for the `DisplaySeries` property.
`void`	`setDrillingEnabled(boolean b)` Specifies whether drilling is allowed in this view.
`void`	`setEnabled(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether this `Dataview` is enabled.
`void`	`setExplicitTimeRangeEnd(java.util.Date date)` Specifies the explicit time range end date for a time axis.
`void`	`setExplicitTimeRangeStart(java.util.Date date)` Specifies the explicit time range start date for a time axis.
`void`	`setFontMetricsResolver(oracle.dss.presutil.FontMetricsResolver resolver)`
`void`	`setFontName(java.lang.String name)` Specifies the font name for all of the components of this graph.
`void`	`setFontSizeAbsolute(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether to use absolute font sizes or sizes that are proportional to the size of the graph.
`void`	`setFrameSizeAutomatic(boolean isAuto)` Specifies whether the plot area or pie frame is automatically resized when the graph type changes.
`void`	`setFunnelHeightRatio(double heightRatio)`
`void`	`setFunnelRotateAngle(double rotateAngle)`
`void`	`setFunnelViewAngle(double viewAngle)`
`void`	`setGraphController(GraphController graphController)`
`void`	`setGraphFormatManager(GraphFormatManager m)`
`void`	`setGraphicAntialiasing(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether lines in a graph appear more smooth or more jagged.
`void`	`setGraphModel(GraphModel graphModel)`
`void`	`setGraphStyleManager(GraphStyleManager m)`
`void`	`setGraphType(int type)` Specifies the graph type for this graph.
`void`	`setGraphTypeConverter(GraphTypeConverter converter)` Specifies the `GraphTypeConverter` for the graph type to use.
`boolean`	`setGridData(java.lang.Object[] columnLabels, java.lang.Object[] rowLabels, java.lang.Object[][] data)`
`void`	`setGroup3DPanels(boolean yesNo)`
`void`	`setGroupTooltipLabelType(int type)` Specifies the type of information about groups that this graph displays in tooltips.
`void`	`setImageSize(java.awt.Dimension d)` Specifies the size of the image that is created from this graph when you export the graph to a PNG or GIF file.
`protected void`	`setLayerMetaLongLabelSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setLayerMetaMediumLabelSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setLayerMetaNameSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setLayerMetaShortLabelSupported(boolean supported)`
`void`	`setLegendScrollbarPresence(int presence)` Specifies the circumstances under which a scrollbar appears for the legend of this graph.
`void`	`setLegendSeriesCount(int count)` Specifies the number of series to show in the legend, independent of the number of series that the graph displays.
`void`	`setLegendSeriesStart(int start)` Specifies the index of the first series that appears in the legend, independent of the first series that the graph displays.
`void`	`setLineDataLineDisplayed(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether data lines appear in a line graph.
`void`	`setLocale(java.util.Locale loc)` Specifies the `Locale` for this `Graph`.
`void`	`setMarkerDisplayed(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether data markers appear in a line graph.
`void`	`setMarkerShapeInLegend(boolean yesNo)` Deprecated. As of 11.1.1.0.10, replaced by `setMarkerShapeInLegend(int)`.
`void`	`setMarkerShapeInLegend(int markerShapeInLegend)` Specifies whether legend markers are shaped like their corresponding data markers or 2-D markers.
`void`	`setMarkerTooltipType(int type)` Specifies the type of information that this graph displays in tooltips for markers.
`void`	`setMaxBarWidth(int width)` Specifies the maximum width of a bar, in virtual coordinate units.
`void`	`setMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(int size)` Specifies the maximum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph.
`protected void`	`setMetadataDateSpanSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataDateSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataDrillParentDateSpanSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataDrillParentDateSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataDrillSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataLongLabelSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataMediumLabelSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataShortLabelSupported(boolean supported)`
`protected void`	`setMetadataValueSupported(boolean supported)`
`void`	`setMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(int size)` Specifies the minimum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph.
`void`	`setMouseActions(int actions)`
`void`	`setMouseMovingEnabled(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether a selected component can be moved and resized with the mouse.
`void`	`setNoDataErrorText(java.lang.String text)` Set the error text to display when graph has no data.
`void`	`setPagingControlXML(oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode pagingControl, java.lang.String version, int reset)`
`void`	`setParetoBarsConnected(boolean connected)` Specifies whether the pareto bars are connected to each other.
`void`	`setPersistableComponents(oracle.dss.util.persistence.AggregateInfo[] persistables)` Specifies a list of `Persistable` components that the component aggregates.
`void`	`setPieBarSeries(int series)` Specifies the series for which the bar shows detail, in a pie-bar or ring-bar graph.
`void`	`setPieDepth(int depth)` Specifies how deep a pie in a pie graph should be.
`void`	`setPieRotation(int degrees)` Specifies the amount that a pie is rotated in a pie graph.
`void`	`setPieTilt(int tilt)` Specifies the amount to tilt a pie or ring.
`void`	`setPrintOrPreviewMode(boolean bool)`
`void`	`setReferenceObjectDisplay(int component, int display)` Specifies when to display the reference objects for a given graph component.
`void`	`setRelativeTimeRange(long time)` Specifies the relative time range in milliseconds for time axis.
`void`	`setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int scale)` Specifies which text components should be resized when the graph is scaled to a different size for output to a graphic file, such as a GIF or PNG file.
`void`	`setScatterDataLineDisplayed(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether data lines appear on a scatter graph.
`void`	`setScrollbarPresenceGroups(int scroll)` Specifies the circumstances under which scrollbars for groups appear on this graph.
`void`	`setScrollbarPresenceSeries(int scroll)` Specifies the circumstances under which scrollbars for series appear on this graph.
`void`	`setSeriesEffect(int effect)` Sets the specified series effect on the graph.
`void`	`setSeriesObjectCount(int count)` Specifies the number of series that this graph stores properties for.
`void`	`setSeriesRolloverBehavior(int behavior)` Set the rollover behavior for series in the graph.
`void`	`setSeriesTooltipLabelType(int type)` Specifies the type of information about series that this graph displays in tooltips.
`void`	`setStandardShape(boolean standardShape)` Setter method for standard shape and width
`void`	`setStartColumn(int column)` Deprecated. As of 2.2.0.14, replaced by `setStartGroup(int)` or by `setStartSeries(int)`
`void`	`setStartGroup(int group)` Specifies the first group to display in this graph.
`void`	`setStartRow(int row)` Deprecated. As of 2.2.0.14, replaced by `setStartSeries(int)` or by `setStartGroup(int)`
`void`	`setStartSeries(int series)` Specifies the first series to display in this graph.
`void`	`setStyle(CustomStyle style)`
`void`	`setStylePath(java.lang.String stylePath)` Applies a style to this graph based on the specified XML file.
`void`	`setSwapAllowed(boolean swap)` Specifies whether users can swap page items in this view.
`boolean`	`setTabularData(java.util.List tableRows)` Specifies data for the `Graph`, from a table of data.
`void`	`setTextAntialiasing(boolean yesNo)` Specifies whether text in a graph appears more smooth or more jagged.
`void`	`setThresholdObjectCount(int count)` Specifies the number of thresholds that this graph stores properties for.
`void`	`setTickLabelCallback(TickLabelCallback callback, int axisID)` Specifies a `TickLabelCallback` to use for customizing tick labels.
`void`	`setTimeAxisDateFormat(int element, java.lang.String format)` Specifies the format for a date element on the time axis.
`void`	`setTimeAxisType(int timeAxis)` Specifies the type of time axis to plot.
`void`	`setTimeRangeMode(int mode)` Specifies the time range mode on a time axis.
`void`	`setTimeZone(java.util.TimeZone tz)` Specifies the `TimeZone` for this graph.
`void`	`setToolTipDelay(int delay)` Specifies the amount of time before tooltips appear.
`boolean`	`setVersion(java.lang.String version)` Sets the Graph to use default values of the specified version.
`protected void`	`setXML(oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode node, int reset)`
`boolean`	`setXML(java.lang.String xmlString, int reset)` Applies XML to this `Graph`, from a `String`.
`boolean`	`setXMLAsString(java.lang.String xml)` Specifies the XML representation of this `Graph`.
`void`	`setZoomDirection(int axes)`
`boolean`	`startExport()`
`void`	`updatePageItems()`
`protected void`	`updateResourceBundle()`
`void`	`updateStyle(CustomStyle style)`
`void`	`writeImagemapXML(java.io.OutputStream os, int filter)` Writes an XML representation of information about specific kinds of components that are currently in use and visible on the graph.
`void`	`writeImagemapXML(java.io.PrintWriter out, int filter)` Writes an XML representation of information about specific kinds of components that are currently in use and visible on the graph.

Methods inherited from class oracle.dss.dataView.Dataview
addControllerListener, addDataListener, addErrorHandler, addPropertyChangeListener, addSubcomponent, addVetoableChangeListener, addViewFocusListener, addViewKeyListener, addViewListener, addViewMouseListener, addViewMouseMotionListener, clearPropertyOverrideFlag, clearStyleModified, clearWaitDataForAllRows, convertComponentTypeToInteger, convertComponentTypeToString, copyAdornment, createFootnote, createPropertyOverrideFlags, createTitles, dataFormatChanged, dataStyleChanged, getComponentFromID, getController, getDataDirector, getDataSource, getDataviewFootnote, getDataviewSubtitle, getDataviewTitle, getDescription, getErrorHandler, getFontList, getFootnotePanel, getHTMLPagingControlWidth, getIntlString, getLayerMetadataLabelType, getLayerMetadataLabelType, getLocale, getLocalName, getMemberMetadataLabelType, getMemberMetadataLabelType, getModel, getName, getNameFromID, getObjectNode, getPagingControl, getPagingControlPosition, getPersistableComponents, getPhysicalComponents, getPopupManager, getRolloverTextManager, getStyleXML, getSubcomponent, getSubcomponent, getTitlePanel, getTokenSubstitution, getWaitData, getWaitDataForRow, getXML, getXMLAsString, getZoomFactor, initialize, isCustomColorsEnabled, isDataUnavailable, isDataUnformattedSupported, isDataViewFormatSupported, isDrillingEnabled, isHTMLPagingControlAutosubmit, isJavaComponent, isLayerMetadataLabelTypeSupported, isLayerMetaLongLabelSupported, isLayerMetaMediumLabelSupported, isLayerMetaNameSupported, isLayerMetaShortLabelSupported, isLayerMetaViewStyleSupported, isLoadingDataSourceFromPersistence, isMemberMetadataLabelTypeSupported, isMetadataLongLabelSupported, isMetadataMediumLabelSupported, isMetadataShortLabelSupported, isMetadataValueSupported, isMetadataViewStyleSupported, isPagingControlVisible, isPropertyOverrideFlag, isStyleModified, isStyleOverrideMode, isUserOverrideMode, isXMLValidated, metadataStyleChanged, positionPagingControl, removeControllerListener, removeDataListener, removeErrorHandler, removeListeners, removePropertyChangeListener, removeVetoableChangeListener, removeViewFocusListener, removeViewKeyListener, removeViewListener, removeViewMouseListener, removeViewMouseMotionListener, resetToDefault, scaleFont, setCommonDataview, setController, setCustomColorsEnabled, setDescription, setHTMLPagingControlAutosubmit, setHTMLPagingControlWidth, setLayerMetadataLabelType, setLayerMetadataLabelType, setLayerMetaViewStyleSupported, setLoadingDataSourceFromPersistence, setLocalName, setMemberMetadataLabelType, setMemberMetadataLabelType, setMetadataViewStyleSupported, setModel, setName, setPagingControlPosition, setPagingControlVisible, setPersistableAttributes, setPopupManager, setPropertyOverrideFlags, setRolloverTextManager, setStyleOverrideMode, setStyleXML, setTokenSubstitution, setUserOverrideMode, setWaitDataForRow, setXML, setXMLValidated, updatePagingControlStyles, writeXML

Methods inherited from class javax.swing.JPanel
getAccessibleContext, getUI, getUIClassID, paramString, setUI, updateUI

Methods inherited from class javax.swing.JComponent
addAncestorListener, addNotify, computeVisibleRect, contains, createToolTip, disable, enable, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, fireVetoableChange, getActionForKeyStroke, getActionMap, getAlignmentX, getAlignmentY, getAncestorListeners, getAutoscrolls, getBaseline, getBaselineResizeBehavior, getBorder, getBounds, getClientProperty, getComponentGraphics, getComponentPopupMenu, getConditionForKeyStroke, getDebugGraphicsOptions, getDefaultLocale, getFontMetrics, getGraphics, getHeight, getInheritsPopupMenu, getInputMap, getInputMap, getInputVerifier, getInsets, getInsets, getListeners, getLocation, getMaximumSize, getMinimumSize, getNextFocusableComponent, getPopupLocation, getPreferredSize, getRegisteredKeyStrokes, getRootPane, getSize, getToolTipLocation, getToolTipText, getToolTipText, getTopLevelAncestor, getTransferHandler, getVerifyInputWhenFocusTarget, getVetoableChangeListeners, getVisibleRect, getWidth, getX, getY, grabFocus, hide, isDoubleBuffered, isLightweightComponent, isManagingFocus, isOpaque, isOptimizedDrawingEnabled, isPaintingForPrint, isPaintingOrigin, isPaintingTile, isRequestFocusEnabled, isValidateRoot, paintBorder, paintChildren, paintComponent, paintImmediately, paintImmediately, print, printAll, printBorder, printChildren, printComponent, processComponentKeyEvent, processKeyBinding, processKeyEvent, processMouseEvent, processMouseMotionEvent, putClientProperty, registerKeyboardAction, registerKeyboardAction, removeAncestorListener, removeNotify, repaint, repaint, requestDefaultFocus, requestFocus, requestFocus, requestFocusInWindow, requestFocusInWindow, resetKeyboardActions, reshape, revalidate, scrollRectToVisible, setActionMap, setAlignmentX, setAlignmentY, setAutoscrolls, setBackground, setBorder, setComponentPopupMenu, setDebugGraphicsOptions, setDefaultLocale, setDoubleBuffered, setFocusTraversalKeys, setFont, setForeground, setInheritsPopupMenu, setInputMap, setInputVerifier, setMaximumSize, setMinimumSize, setNextFocusableComponent, setOpaque, setPreferredSize, setRequestFocusEnabled, setToolTipText, setTransferHandler, setUI, setVerifyInputWhenFocusTarget, setVisible, unregisterKeyboardAction, update

Methods inherited from class java.awt.Container
add, add, add, add, add, addContainerListener, addImpl, addPropertyChangeListener, applyComponentOrientation, areFocusTraversalKeysSet, countComponents, deliverEvent, doLayout, findComponentAt, findComponentAt, getComponent, getComponentAt, getComponentAt, getComponentCount, getComponents, getComponentZOrder, getContainerListeners, getFocusTraversalKeys, getFocusTraversalPolicy, getLayout, getMousePosition, insets, invalidate, isAncestorOf, isFocusCycleRoot, isFocusCycleRoot, isFocusTraversalPolicyProvider, isFocusTraversalPolicySet, layout, list, list, locate, minimumSize, paintComponents, preferredSize, printComponents, processContainerEvent, processEvent, remove, remove, removeAll, removeContainerListener, setComponentZOrder, setFocusCycleRoot, setFocusTraversalPolicy, setFocusTraversalPolicyProvider, setLayout, transferFocusDownCycle, validate, validateTree

Methods inherited from class java.awt.Component
action, add, addComponentListener, addFocusListener, addHierarchyBoundsListener, addHierarchyListener, addInputMethodListener, addMouseWheelListener, bounds, checkImage, checkImage, coalesceEvents, contains, createImage, createImage, createVolatileImage, createVolatileImage, disableEvents, dispatchEvent, enable, enableEvents, enableInputMethods, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, firePropertyChange, getBackground, getBounds, getColorModel, getComponentListeners, getComponentOrientation, getCursor, getDropTarget, getFocusCycleRootAncestor, getFocusListeners, getFocusTraversalKeysEnabled, getFont, getForeground, getGraphicsConfiguration, getHierarchyBoundsListeners, getHierarchyListeners, getIgnoreRepaint, getInputContext, getInputMethodListeners, getInputMethodRequests, getKeyListeners, getLocation, getLocationOnScreen, getMouseListeners, getMouseMotionListeners, getMousePosition, getMouseWheelListeners, getParent, getPeer, getPropertyChangeListeners, getPropertyChangeListeners, getSize, getToolkit, getTreeLock, gotFocus, handleEvent, hasFocus, imageUpdate, inside, isBackgroundSet, isCursorSet, isDisplayable, isEnabled, isFocusable, isFocusOwner, isFocusTraversable, isFontSet, isForegroundSet, isLightweight, isMaximumSizeSet, isMinimumSizeSet, isPreferredSizeSet, isShowing, isValid, isVisible, keyDown, keyUp, list, list, list, location, lostFocus, mouseDown, mouseDrag, mouseEnter, mouseExit, mouseMove, mouseUp, move, nextFocus, paintAll, postEvent, prepareImage, prepareImage, processComponentEvent, processFocusEvent, processHierarchyBoundsEvent, processHierarchyEvent, processInputMethodEvent, processMouseWheelEvent, remove, removeComponentListener, removeFocusListener, removeHierarchyBoundsListener, removeHierarchyListener, removeInputMethodListener, removeMouseWheelListener, removePropertyChangeListener, repaint, repaint, repaint, resize, resize, setBounds, setBounds, setComponentOrientation, setCursor, setDropTarget, setFocusable, setFocusTraversalKeysEnabled, setIgnoreRepaint, setLocation, setLocation, setSize, setSize, show, show, size, toString, transferFocus, transferFocusBackward, transferFocusUpCycle

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.ExportableGraph
getPagingControlPosition, isPagingControlVisible

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.ThickDataview
getDataviewFootnote, getDataviewSubtitle, getDataviewTitle, isEnabled, isShowing, repaint

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.DataviewAttributes
getHTMLPagingControlWidth, getLayerMetadataLabelType, getMemberMetadataLabelType, getPagingControlPosition, isDrillingEnabled, isHTMLPagingControlAutosubmit, isPagingControlVisible, setHTMLPagingControlAutosubmit, setHTMLPagingControlWidth, setLayerMetadataLabelType, setMemberMetadataLabelType, setPagingControlPosition

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.presutil.CommonViewAttributes
getDescription, getLocalName, getName, setDescription, setLocalName, setName

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.UIDataview
getDataviewFootnote, getDataviewSubtitle, getDataviewTitle, getTokenSubstitution, setTokenSubstitution

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.util.PagingControlAttributes
isPagingControlVisible, setPagingControlVisible

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.UIView
addControllerListener, getLocale, getModel, isCustomColorsEnabled, removeControllerListener, setCustomColorsEnabled

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.DataviewCommon
repaint

- Field Detail
  - GRAPH_TYPE
```
public static final java.lang.String GRAPH_TYPE
```
    The graph type attribute for searches. Use this constant when you use the BI Beans persistence service, to search for graphs that have a particular graph type. This constant is an appropriate value to pass as an attribute in an Attributes.
    
    See Also:
    convertGraphTypeToString(int), Constant Field Values
  - GRAPH_XML_VERSION_NUMBER
```
public static final java.lang.String GRAPH_XML_VERSION_NUMBER
```
    See Also:
    Constant Field Values
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_pfj
```
protected PFJ m_pfj
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_graphModel
```
protected GraphModel m_graphModel
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_graphController
```
protected GraphController m_graphController
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_sampleDataSource
```
protected SampleDataSource m_sampleDataSource
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_converter
```
protected GraphTypeConverter m_converter
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_offscreenImage
```
protected java.awt.Image m_offscreenImage
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
  - m_printOrPreviewMode
```
protected boolean m_printOrPreviewMode
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
- Constructor Detail
  - Graph
```
public Graph()
```
    Constructor that does not specify a DataSource. If you use this constructor, call the setDataSource method to specify the data that this graph displays.
  - Graph
```
public Graph(DataSource dataSource)
```
    Constructor that specifies a DataSource.
    
    Parameters:
    dataSource - The DataSource from which this graph will request data.
  - Graph
```
public Graph(DataSource dataSource,
     int type)
```
    Constructor that specifies a DataSource and the type of DataDirector that this Graph will use.
    
    Parameters:
    dataSource - The DataSource from which this graph will request data.
    type - A constant that represents the type of data director that dataSource implements. Constants are listed in the See Also section
    See Also:
    GraphConstants.DDT_CUBE, GraphConstants.DDT_RELATIONAL
  - Graph
```
public Graph(ErrorHandler errorHandler)
```
    Constructor that specifies a ErrorHandler.
    
    Parameters:
    errorHandler - The ErrorHandler to use.
- Method Detail
  - createPagingControl
```
protected void createPagingControl()
```
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Overriden in ThinGraph
  - firePropertyChange
```
protected void firePropertyChange(java.lang.Object obj,
                      java.lang.String propName,
                      java.lang.Object oldValue,
                      java.lang.Object newValue)
```
    Specified by:
    
    firePropertyChange in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    obj - the Object which has the getter/setter for this property
    propName - String: the name of the property (minus get/set)
    oldValue - Object: the previous value of the property
    newValue - Object: the new value of the property
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Handle a property change for the entire bean.
  - resetToDefault
```
public void resetToDefault(int reset)
```
    Resets properties of this Graph to their default values. The reset parameter determines whether to reset only the properties or to reset the properties and remove registered listeners and callbacks.
    This method is helpful when you want to reuse a Graph rather than instantiate a new one.
    
    Overrides:
    
    resetToDefault in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    reset - A constant that indicates how much to reset. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section. If you pass an invalid value or RESET_NONE, then this method logs a message with the error handler and does not change any properties.
    See Also:
    DataviewConstants.RESET_XML_PROPERTIES, DataviewConstants.RESET_EVERYTHING, oracle.dss.dataView.Dataview#RESET_EVERYTHING_BUT_DATASOURCE
  - resetEverything
```
public void resetEverything(int reset)
```
    Specified by:
    
    resetEverything in interface ThickDataview
    
    Parameters:
    reset - A constant that indicates how much to reset. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section. If you pass an invalid value or RESET_NONE, then this method logs a message with the error handler and does not change any properties.
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Reset the properties of the Graph to their default values for the specified Graph XML version. If the version is invalid, then default values for the latest Graph XML version are used.
  - resetSuper
```
public void resetSuper(int reset,
              java.lang.String version)
```
    Specified by:
    
    resetSuper in interface ThickDataview
    
    Parameters:
    version - the Graph XML version number, as stored in XML
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Reset the properties of the Graph to their default values for the specified Graph XML version. If the version is invalid, then default values for the latest Graph XML version are used.
  - resetXMLProps
```
public void resetXMLProps()
```
    Specified by:
    
    resetXMLProps in interface ThickDataview
    
    Parameters:
    version - the Graph XML version number, as stored in XML
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Reset the properties of the Graph to their default values for the specified Graph XML version. If the version is invalid, then default values for the latest Graph XML version are used.
  - setVersion
```
public boolean setVersion(java.lang.String version)
```
    Sets the Graph to use default values of the specified version.
    
    Parameters:
    version - The graph version to which the properties should be reset.
    
    Returns:
    false if version passed to this method is not valid.
  - getVersion
```
public java.lang.String getVersion()
```
    Specified by:
    
    getVersion in interface ThickDataview
    
    Specified by:
    
    getVersion in class Dataview
    
    Returns:
    String The XML version that this view is using
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    gets the values of the current XML version.
  - cleanUp
```
public void cleanUp()
```
    Clears the memory of the view. Call this method when you no longer need this view.
    
    Overrides:
    
    cleanUp in class Dataview
  - addMouseMotionListener
```
public void addMouseMotionListener(java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener l)
```
    Adds a mouse motion listener to this graph. This method adds a standard awt listener. To respond to mouse motions on a graph, it is easier to add a ViewMouseMotionListener to the controller for this graph view. The ViewMouseMotionEvent class includes information about the component over which a mouse moves.
    
    Overrides:
    
    addMouseMotionListener in class java.awt.Component
    
    Parameters:
    l - The awt mouse motion listener to add.
    See Also:
    ViewMouseMotionListener, ViewController.addViewMouseMotionListener(oracle.dss.dataView.ViewMouseMotionListener)
  - removeMouseMotionListener
```
public void removeMouseMotionListener(java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener l)
```
    Removes a mouse motion listener from this graph. This method removes a standard awt mouse motion listener from the list of registered listeners for this graph.
    
    Overrides:
    
    removeMouseMotionListener in class java.awt.Component
    
    Parameters:
    l - The mouse motion listener to remove.
  - addMouseListener
```
public void addMouseListener(java.awt.event.MouseListener l)
```
    Adds a mouse listener to this graph. This method adds a standard awt listener. To respond to mouse events on a graph, it is easier to add a ViewMouseListener to the controller for this graph view. The ViewMouseEvent class includes information about the component that has been clicked with the mouse.
    
    Overrides:
    
    addMouseListener in class java.awt.Component
    
    Parameters:
    l - The awt mouse listener to add.
    See Also:
    ViewMouseListener, ViewMouseEvent, ViewController.addViewMouseListener(oracle.dss.dataView.ViewMouseListener)
  - removeMouseListener
```
public void removeMouseListener(java.awt.event.MouseListener l)
```
    Removes a mouse listener from this graph. This method removes a standard awt mouse listener from the list of registered listeners for this graph.
    
    Overrides:
    
    removeMouseListener in class java.awt.Component
    
    Parameters:
    l - The mouse listener to remove.
  - addKeyListener
```
public void addKeyListener(java.awt.event.KeyListener l)
```
    Adds a key listener to this graph. This method adds a standard awt listener. To respond to keyboard events on a graph, it is easier to add a ViewKeyListener to the controller for this graph view. The ViewKeyEvent class includes information about the component that was selected when the key was pressed.
    
    Overrides:
    
    addKeyListener in class java.awt.Component
    
    Parameters:
    l - The awt key listener to add.
    See Also:
    ViewKeyListener, ViewKeyEvent, ViewController.addViewKeyListener(oracle.dss.dataView.ViewKeyListener)
  - removeKeyListener
```
public void removeKeyListener(java.awt.event.KeyListener l)
```
    Removes a key listener from this graph. This method removes a standard awt key listener from the list of registered listeners for this graph.
    
    Overrides:
    
    removeKeyListener in class java.awt.Component
    
    Parameters:
    l - The key listener to remove.
  - addAlertListener
```
public void addAlertListener(AlertListener l)
```
    Adds an alert listener to this graph. If you register an alert listener with the graph, the graph sends events to the listener if there is a problem rendering the graph. For example, in automatically arranging the markers and text in the legend, the graph must truncate the legend text, it sends an AlertEvent to the alert listener.
    
    Parameters:
    l - The alert listener to add.
  - removeAlertListener
```
public void removeAlertListener(AlertListener l)
```
    Removes an alert listener from this graph. This method removes a alert listener from the list of registered listeners for this graph.
    
    Parameters:
    l - The alert listener to remove.
  - exportToGIF
```
public void exportToGIF(java.io.OutputStream os)
```
    Adds the specified focus listener to the graph.
    
    Parameters:
    l - The focus listener that you want to add.
    l - The focus listener that you want to rremove.
    os - The OutputStream that specifies the location and name of the GIF file.
    See Also:
    exportToPNG(java.io.OutputStream)
  - exportToGIFWithException
```
public void exportToGIFWithException(java.io.OutputStream os)
                              throws java.io.IOException,
                                     java.lang.Exception
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the GIF file.
    Before it exports to GIF, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page.
    The GIF file is limited to 256 colors. Exporting to PNG produces a higher-quality image.
    
    Parameters:
    os - The OutputStream that specifies the location and name of the GIF file.
    
    Throws:
    
    IOException - If an error occurs in reading the OutputStream.
    
    Exception - If any other error occurs while exporting to GIF.
    
    java.io.IOException
    
    java.lang.Exception
    See Also:
    exportToPNGWithException(java.io.OutputStream)
  - exportToPNG
```
public void exportToPNG(java.io.OutputStream os)
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the PNG file.
    Before it exports to PNG, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page. Depending on the value of the ScaleFontSizeForGIF property, this method may scale font sizes in the exported file.
    
    Parameters:
    os - The OutputStream that specifies the location and name of the PNG file.
    See Also:
    exportToPNGWithException(java.io.OutputStream), setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)
  - exportToPNGWithException
```
public void exportToPNGWithException(java.io.OutputStream os)
                              throws java.io.IOException,
                                     java.lang.Exception
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the PNG file.
    Before it exports to PNG, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page. Depending on the value of the ScaleFontSizeForGIF property, this method may scale font sizes in the exported file.
    
    Parameters:
    os - The OutputStream that specifies the location and name of the PNG file.
    
    Throws:
    
    IOException - If an error occurs in reading the OutputStream.
    
    Exception - If any other error occurs while exporting to PNG.
    
    java.io.IOException
    
    java.lang.Exception
    See Also:
    exportToPNG(java.io.OutputStream), setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)
  - exportToSVG
```
public void exportToSVG(java.io.OutputStream os,
               int mode,
               java.lang.String charEnc)
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
    Before it exports to SVG, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page. Depending on the value of the ScaleFontSizeForGIF property, this method may scale font sizes in the exported file.
    
    Parameters:
    os - The OutputStream to write SVG to.
    mode - specifies what to include in SVG; constants are defined in this class and begin with SVG_MODE_
    charEnc - character encoding to use for SVG
    See Also:
    setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)
  - exportToFlash
```
public void exportToFlash(java.io.OutputStream os,
                 boolean renderDynamic,
                 boolean showDrawing)
```
    Delegates the work to CommonGraph by passing the outputstream associated with the flash file to be written and a flag indicating if it will be a static or a dynamic rendering
    
    Parameters:
    os - the outputstream associated with the flash file
    renderDynamic - Flag indicating if the rendering is dynamic or static. For static charts, the value is false.
    showDrawing - Only applicable for static charts and indicates if the drawing of the chart should be shown.
  - exportToSVGWithException
```
public void exportToSVGWithException(java.io.OutputStream os,
                            int mode,
                            java.lang.String charEnc)
                              throws java.io.IOException,
                                     java.lang.Exception
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
    Before it exports to SVG, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page. Depending on the value of the ScaleFontSizeForGIF property, this method may scale font sizes in the exported file.
    
    Parameters:
    os - The OutputStream to write SVG to.
    mode - specifies what to include in SVG; constants are defined in this class and begin with SVG_MODE_
    charEnc - character encoding to use for SVG
    
    Throws:
    
    java.io.IOException - if there was a problem writing to the stream
    
    java.lang.Exception - if another problem occurred
    See Also:
    setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)
  - exportToSVG
```
public void exportToSVG(java.io.Writer writer,
               int mode,
               java.lang.String charEnc)
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
    Before it exports to SVG, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page. Depending on the value of the ScaleFontSizeForGIF property, this method may scale font sizes in the exported file.
    
    Parameters:
    writer - The Writer to write SVG to.
    mode - specifies what to include in SVG; constants are defined in this class and begin with SVG_MODE_
    charEnc - character encoding to use for SVG
    See Also:
    setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)
  - exportToSVGWithException
```
public void exportToSVGWithException(java.io.Writer writer,
                            int mode,
                            java.lang.String charEnc)
                              throws java.io.IOException,
                                     java.lang.Exception
```
    Exports a snapshot of the page that is currently displayed to the SVG file.
    Before it exports to SVG, this method calls the DataAccess.forceFetch method to fetch all of the data on the current logical page. Depending on the value of the ScaleFontSizeForGIF property, this method may scale font sizes in the exported file.
    
    Parameters:
    writer - The Writer to write SVG to.
    mode - specifies what to include in SVG; constants are defined in this class and begin with SVG_MODE_
    charEnc - character encoding to use for SVG
    
    Throws:
    
    java.io.IOException - if there was a problem writing to the writer
    
    java.lang.Exception - if another problem occurred
    See Also:
    setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)
  - isO1AxisSupported
```
public boolean isO1AxisSupported()
```
    Indicates whether the current graph type has an ordinal axis. An ordinal axis is the axis that shows group titles rather than a scaled set of values. For example, a bar, line, point, or area graph has ordinal axes, normally across the bottom of the plot area. Scatter graphs and bubble graphs do not have an ordinal axis. Instead, the axis across the bottom of the plot area is an X1Axis, which shows a scale of data values. Also, graphs such as a pie graph or a ring graph do not have ordinal axes.
    
    Returns:
    true if the current graph type has an ordinal axis, false if not.
  - getGraphComponentHandle
```
public ComponentHandle getGraphComponentHandle(oracle.dss.graph.pfj.TDGMouseState mouseState)
```
    Parameters:
    mouseState - Instance of class TDGMouseState contains the information about the graph component on which the mouse is currently present
    
    Returns:
    ComponentHandle subcomponent information in the graph
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    This method creates an instance of ComponentHandle with identification information for the Graph Component, based on the information obtained from TDGMouseState. GraphControllerAdapter calls this method in the PerspectiveEvent method.
  - getGraphComponentHandle
```
public ComponentHandle getGraphComponentHandle(oracle.dss.graph.pfj.TDGMouseState mouseState,
                                      boolean useDeadZone)
```
    Parameters:
    mouseState - Instance of class TDGMouseState contains the information about the graph component on which the mouse is currently present
    useDeadZone - Specifies whether dead zone information should be retrieved from the TDGMouseState instance
    
    Returns:
    ComponentHandle subcomponent information in the graph
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    This method creates an instance of ComponentHandle with identification information for the Graph Component, based on the information obtained from TDGMouseState. GraphControllerAdapter calls this method in the PerspectiveEvent method.
  - getGraphController
```
public GraphController getGraphController()
```
    Retrieves the controller for this graph. In the Model-View-Controller architecture, the controller is responsible for attending to user gestures, such as mouse clicks.
    
    Returns:
    The GraphController for this graph.
  - setGraphController
```
public void setGraphController(GraphController graphController)
```
    Parameters:
    graphController - The controller for this graph to use.
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Specifies the controller for this graph. In the Model-View-Controller architecture, the controller is responsible for attending to user gestures, such as mouse clicks.
    Application developers normally do not need to call this method. Call it only if you are providing your own implementation of the GraphController interface, rather than using the default BI Beans GraphController.
  - getGraphFormatManager
```
public GraphFormatManager getGraphFormatManager()
```
    Retrieves the format manager that the graph uses. The format manager is responsible for the format of the numbers that are displayed in the graph. For example, the ViewFormat object from the the format manager determines whether a number appears as a plain number or as currency.
    
    Returns:
    The FormatManager for this graph.
    See Also:
    ViewFormat
  - setGraphFormatManager
```
public void setGraphFormatManager(GraphFormatManager m)
```
    Parameters:
    m - The FormatManager for the graph to use.
    See Also:
    ViewFormat
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Specifies the format manager for the graph to use. The format manager is responsible for the format of the numbers that are displayed in the graph. For example, the ViewFormat object from the the format manager determines whether a number appears as a plain number or as currency.
    By default, the graph model creates an instance of the GraphRuleFormatter for the graph to use. Application developers do not need to call this method unless they want to replace the default graph manager.
  - getGraphStyleManager
```
public GraphStyleManager getGraphStyleManager()
```
    Retrieves the style manager that this graph uses. The style manager is responsible for the format of the paging control.
    
    Returns:
    The GraphStyleManager for this graph.
  - setGraphStyleManager
```
public void setGraphStyleManager(GraphStyleManager m)
```
    Parameters:
    m - The GraphStyleManager for the graph to use.
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Specifies the style manager for the graph to use. The style manager is responsible for the format of the PagingComponent.
  - getGraphModel
```
public GraphModel getGraphModel()
```
    Retrieves the model that this graph uses. In the Model-View-Controller architecture, the model is responsible for handling the data that is displayed in a view. In the full BI Beans set, the DataSource is the "big" model. The model that this method returns interacts with the DataSource, retrieving data and having the data formatted so that the view can display it.
    
    Returns:
    The GraphModel that this graph uses.
  - setGraphModel
```
public void setGraphModel(GraphModel graphModel)
```
    Parameters:
    graphModel - The GraphModel for this graph to use.
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Specifies the model for this graph. In the Model-View-Controller architecture, the model is responsible for handling the data that is displayed in a view. In the full BI Beans set, the DataSource is the "big" model. The model that this method returns interacts with the DataSource, retrieving data and having the data formatted so that the view can display it.
    Application developers normally do not need to call this method. Call it only if you are providing your own implementation of the GraphModel interface, rather than using the default BI Beans GraphModel.
  - getPFJ
```
public PFJ getPFJ()
```
    Returns:
    the instance of PFJ
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Restricted for use by internal DSS JavaBeans and Walden code. Get the underlying PFJ instance for the graph.
  - getCommonGraph
```
public CommonGraph getCommonGraph()
```
    Returns:
    instance of CommonGraph
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Get the CommonGraph instance maintained by this Graph.
  - getSelectedObject
```
public ComponentHandle getSelectedObject()
```
    Retrieves the selected component. This method retrieves a handle for the graph component that has most recently selected by a user. It returns a concrete subclass of the ComponentHandle class.
    The subclass that is returned depends on the component that is selected. For example, an AreaMarker represents a series of data, so if an AreaMarker is selected, this method returns a SeriesComponentHandle. If a TwoDMarker (a bar in a bar graph) is selected, then this method returns a DataComponentHandle, because a TwoDMarker represents a data value that belongs in both a series (such as May 1999) and a group (such as Shoes).
    
    Specified by:
    
    getSelectedObject in interface UIView
    
    Specified by:
    
    getSelectedObject in class Dataview
    
    Returns:
    The handle for the selected component.
  - modelDataChanged
```
public void modelDataChanged(DataChangedEvent e)
```
    Description copied from interface: ModelListener
    
    Inform view of changes to the actual data or metadata. This method is called by the ModelAdapter in response to data changes. Application developers do not need to call it.
    
    Specified by:
    
    modelDataChanged in interface ModelListener
    
    Overrides:
    
    modelDataChanged in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    e - information about the data change.
    See Also:
    ModelAdapter
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Inform view of changes to the actual data or metadata. Restricted to use by dataView code.
  - modelDataAvailable
```
public void modelDataAvailable(DataAvailableEvent e)
```
    Description copied from interface: ModelListener
    
    Inform view of changes to the data availability. This method is called by the ModelAdapter in response to data availability changes. Application developers do not need to call it.
    
    Specified by:
    
    modelDataAvailable in interface ModelListener
    
    Overrides:
    
    modelDataAvailable in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    e - information about the data availability
    See Also:
    ModelAdapter
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Inform view of changes to the data availability.
  - refreshData
```
protected void refreshData()
```
    Specified by:
    
    refreshData in class Dataview
    
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Refreshes the graph display.
  - setDataSource
```
public void setDataSource(DataSource ds)
```
    Specifies the data source for this graph. This method specifies the DataSource that will feed data to this graph. If you do not use the Graph(DataSource) method to create the graph, then you must call this method to specify the data that appears in the graph.
    
    Specified by:
    
    setDataSource in interface DataviewCommon
    
    Specified by:
    
    setDataSource in interface ThickDataview
    
    Overrides:
    
    setDataSource in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    ds - The DataSource for this graph to use.
  - setDataDirector
```
public void setDataDirector(DataDirector dd)
```
    Overrides:
    
    setDataDirector in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    dd - The data director for this view.
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Specifies the data director for this view. The data director is the part of the data source that manipulates data.
  - selectObject
```
public boolean selectObject(ComponentHandle id)
```
    Selects a graph component.
    
    Specified by:
    
    selectObject in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    id - The handle of the component that you want to select. This should be a concrete subclass of the ComponentHandle class.
    
    Returns:
    true if the component is successfully selected, false, if not.
  - setEnabled
```
public void setEnabled(boolean yesNo)
```
    Description copied from class: Dataview
    
    Specifies whether this Dataview is enabled. When a Dataview is disabled, it is visible, but users cannot operate on the Dataview.
    
    Specified by:
    
    setEnabled in interface ThickDataview
    
    Overrides:
    
    setEnabled in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    yesNo - a boolean specifying whether to enable the component (true), or disable the component (false)
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    enable or disable the Graph
  - setStandardShape
```
public void setStandardShape(boolean standardShape)
```
    Setter method for standard shape and width
  - getGraphTypeConverter
```
public GraphTypeConverter getGraphTypeConverter()
```
    Retrieves the GraphTypeConverter that this graph uses. The GraphTypeConverter translates the base graph types for a user interface (UI). The GraphTypeConverter maintains the information about the UI version of the graph and the Perspective for Java version.
    This method returns null until the graph user interface instantiates a GraphTypeConverterAdapter for the graph.
    
    Returns:
    The GraphTypeConverter that this graph uses.
  - setGraphTypeConverter
```
public void setGraphTypeConverter(GraphTypeConverter converter)
```
    Specifies the GraphTypeConverter for the graph type to use. The GraphTypeConverter translates the base graph types for a user interface. For example, the default user interface for this graph exposes a point graph type. Internally, this is really a line graph without the lines. The GraphTypeConverter maintains the information about the internal graph types and the graph types that are exposed in the user interface.
    The default user interface for the graph sets a default GraphTypeConverter. Call this method only if you add types or subtypes to the GraphTypeConverterAdapter, or if you remove types and subtypes from the GraphTypeConverterAdapter.
    
    Parameters:
    converter - The GraphTypeConverter for this graph to use.
  - setLocale
```
public void setLocale(java.util.Locale loc)
```
    Specifies the Locale for this Graph.
    
    Overrides:
    
    setLocale in class Dataview
    
    Parameters:
    loc - The Locale for this Graph.
  - setTimeZone
```
public void setTimeZone(java.util.TimeZone tz)
```
    Specifies the TimeZone for this graph. Set the TimeZone to have the graph format dates according to a time zone other than the default time zone. The graph uses the TimeZone to format dates when the group axis displays time data.
    
    Parameters:
    tz - The time zone for this graph to use when it formats dates.
  - getTimeZone
```
public java.util.TimeZone getTimeZone()
```
    Retrieves the TimeZone object this graph uses to format time data on the group axis.
    
    Returns:
    The time zone that this graph uses when it formats dates, or null if no time zone has been set. When this method returns null, the graph uses the default time zone to format time data.
  - getGroupSize
```
public int getGroupSize(int type)
```
    Retrieves the number of columns or rows that comprise a group in a specified graph type.
    The return value of the Graph.isDataRowShownAsASeries method determines whether the value that this method returns is the number of columns or rows. When DataRowShownAsASeries is true, then this method returns the number of columns that the graph type requires in a group. When DataRowShownAsASeries is false, then this method returns the number of rows in a group.
    Most graph types have only one column or row in each group, but several graph types have more than one. For example, in a scatter graph in which rows are shown as series, each group has two columns of information -- one column that determines the distance of the marker along the X-axis, and one column that determines the distance along the Y-axis. In a bubble graph, each group has three columns (or rows, if rows are shown as groups) -- one for the X-axis value, one for the Y-axis value, and one for the size of the bubble. Stock graphs also have multiple columns in a group (or multiple rows, if rows are shown as groups).
    
    Parameters:
    type - A constant that represents the graph type that you want to know about. The constants are the valid constants for the GraphType property.
    
    Returns:
    The size of a group in the specified graph type. The size is the number of columns, if data rows are shown as series. If data rows are shown as groups, then the return is the number of rows.
    See Also:
    setGraphType(int), isDataRowShownAsASeries()
  - getMinimumGroups
```
public int getMinimumGroups(int type)
```
    Retrieves the minimum number of groups that a graph type requires. For example, an area graph requires at least two groups, in order to define the area marker.
    This method returns the number of groups that graph type requires, given the default properties for the graph type. For example, in a line graph, the LineDataLineDisplayed property is true by default. When the LineDataLineDisplayed property is true, then the line graph requires two groups, to define the end points of the group. If LineDataLineDisplayed is false, then the graph is a point graph, and actually only one column is required. Because the lines are displayed by default, this method returns 2 for line graphs.
    
    Parameters:
    type - The type of graph whose minimum groups you want to know. The constants are the constants for the GraphType property.
    
    Returns:
    The minimum number of groups in the specified graph type.
    See Also:
    setGraphType(int)
  - getMinimumSeries
```
public int getMinimumSeries(int type)
```
    Retrieves the minimum number of series that a graph type requires. For example, an dual-Y graph requires at least two series, one for the Y1-axis, and one for the Y2-axis.
    
    Parameters:
    type - The type of graph whose minimum series you want to know. The constants are the constants for the GraphType property.
    
    Returns:
    The minimum number of series in the specified graph type.
    See Also:
    setGraphType(int)
  - createExceptionalRiser
```
@Deprecated
public ExceptionalRiser createExceptionalRiser(int series,
                                                 int group)
```
    Deprecated. use GraphStyleManager instead
    
    Creates an ExceptionalRiser. An ExceptionalRiser is a data marker that does not share series-related properties with the rest of the markers in the series. For example, in a bar graph, all the bars in a series have the same fill color. You would call this method if you wanted to have one of the markers in the series have a different color. The series and group parameters identify the marker that you want to be different.
    
    Parameters:
    series - The series of the marker that you want to be different. For a selected marker, you can pass the return value from DataComponentHandle.getSeries.
    group - The group of the marker that you want to be different. For a selected marker, you can pass the return value from DataComponentHandle.getGroup.
    
    Returns:
    An ExceptionalRiser for the specified marker, or null if the graph type does not support exceptional risers.
    See Also:
    DataComponentHandle
  - destroyAllExceptionalRisers
```
@Deprecated
public void destroyAllExceptionalRisers()
```
    Deprecated. use GraphStyleManager instead
    
    Destroys all ExceptionalRiser components in this graph. An ExceptionalRiser is a data marker that does not share series-related properties with the rest of the markers in the series. For example, in a bar graph, a bar that has a color that is different from the color of the other bars in the series has an ExceptionalRiser. This method destroys all exceptional risers, forcing each marker in this graph to look like the other markers in its series.
    You can have any number of exceptional risers in a graph. However, to destroy one exceptional riser, you must destroy them all.
    
    See Also:
    ExceptionalRiser
  - setCustomLayout
```
public void setCustomLayout(int type)
```
    Parameters:
    auto - A constant that represents custom layout attribute Valid constants are listed in the See Also section.
    See Also:
    GraphConstants.CL_TITLES_SIDEBYSIDE, GraphConstants.CL_TITLE_SEPARATOR, GraphConstants.CL_AUTO_GRADIENT
    For internal use only. Application developers should not use this
    
    Specifies custom layout information when the graph automatically places and sizes its components.
  - getCustomLayout
```
public int getCustomLayout()
```
    Retrieves custom layout information about when the graph automatically places and sizes its components.
    
    Returns:
    A constant that represents custom layout attribute. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
    See Also:
    GraphConstants.CL_TITLES_SIDEBYSIDE, GraphConstants.CL_TITLE_SEPARATOR, GraphConstants.CL_AUTO_GRADIENT
  - setAutoLayout
```
public void setAutoLayout(int auto)
```
    Specifies when the graph automatically places and sizes its components. Use this primarily to have the graph consider the number of series in a graph and the size of series labels and then determine the best size and location for the graph legend.
    When the graph determines the size and location of its components, it temporarily sets component properties. These temporary settings are not available to application code. If you want to tweak the appearance of the graph after it has been automatically laid out, then set AutoLayout to AL_NEVER and call the doAutoLayout method.
    If you set this property to any value other than AL_NEVER, then you should also ensure that MouseMovingEnabled is set to false.
    The default value of AutoLayout is AL_ALWAYS. The default value of MouseMovingEnabled is false.
    
    Parameters:
    auto - A constant that represents when the graph should automatically determine the size and placement of components. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section.
    See Also:
    GraphConstants.AL_ALWAYS, GraphConstants.AL_AS_NEEDED, GraphConstants.AL_NEVER, doAutoLayout(int), setMouseMovingEnabled(boolean)
  - getAutoLayout
```
public int getAutoLayout()
```
    Retrieves information about when the graph automatically places and sizes its components.
    
    Returns:
    A constant that represents when the graph automatically places and sizes its components. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
    See Also:
    GraphConstants.AL_ALWAYS, GraphConstants.AL_AS_NEEDED, GraphConstants.AL_NEVER
  - doAutoLayout
```
public void doAutoLayout(int level)
```
    Automatically places and sizes graph components once. Calling this method has the same effect as calling setAutoLayout(AL_ALWAYS), except that this method adjusts the layout only once, for the current data and layout, instead of making adjustments for data changes.
    If you want to limit the strategies that this method can use in setting layout, then pass Graph.HONOR_PROPERTIES to this method, after setting the text rotation, legend position, or tick label skipping options that you want. This method sets the properties for automatic text rotation, legend position, and tick label skipping to their manual settings. For any calls after the first call to this method, you should either reset these properties as you want, or pass Graph.RESET_PROPERTIES as the level.
    Before calling this method, set the AutoLayout to AL_NEVER.
    This method sets the following properties of the Graph:
    - DisplaySeries -- Set to 0
    - LegendSeriesCount -- Set to the number of series whose labels fit within the legend area
    - LegendSeriesStart -- Set to 0
    - LegendScrollbarPresence -- Set to SP_NEVER
    - FrameSizeAutomatic -- Set to true
    This method sets the following properties of the LegendArea component:
    - AutomaticPlacement -- Set to BaseGraphComponent.AP_NEVER
    - MarkersPerRowAutomatic -- Set to false
    - LegendMarkersPerRow -- Set as needed
    - LegendTextPosition -- Set to LTP_ON_RIGHT
    - LegendOrientation -- Set as needed
    - Rect -- Set as needed
    This method sets the following properties of the O1TickLabel component:
    - TickLabelSkipMode -- Set to BaseGraphComponent.TLS_MANUAL
    - TickLabelSkipCount -- Set as needed only if level is Graph.RESET_PROPERTIES or if TickLabelSkipMode is TLS_AUTOMATIC.
    - TickLabelSkipFirst -- Set as needed only if
    - TickLabelStaggered -- Set as needed
    - TextRotation -- Set as needed only if level is Graph.RESET_PROPERTIES
    - AutomaticRotation -- Set as needed only if level is Graph.RESET_PROPERTIES
    - WordWrapEnabled -- Set as needed only if level is Graph.RESET_PROPERTIES
    - HorizontalAlignment -- Set as needed
    This method also does the following:
  - Sets the Rect property of the PlotArea to make room in the graph for the legend and O1TickLabel components
  - Sets the Rect properties of the GraphTitle, GraphSubtitle, and GraphFootnote components, to place the components and to make the Rect just big enough to contain the text.
  - Sets the MaxSize property of the LegendMarker to 11 pixels
  - May set the WordWrap property of the LegendText component, to allow wrapping of the legend text

Parameters:: level - A constant that specifies the level of control to give to the automatic layout code. Pass Graph.RESET_PROPERTIES to give the automatic layout code more latitude, Graph.HONOR_PROPERTIES to limit the automatic layout.
See Also:: GraphConstants.HONOR_PROPERTIES, GraphConstants.RESET_PROPERTIES, setDisplaySeries(int), setLegendSeriesCount(int), setLegendSeriesStart(int), setLegendScrollbarPresence(int), setFrameSizeAutomatic(boolean), BaseFrame.setRect(java.awt.Rectangle), LegendMarker#setMaxSize, LegendArea.setAutomaticPlacement(int), LegendArea.setMarkersPerRowAutomatic(boolean), LegendArea.setLegendMarkersPerRow(int), LegendArea.setLegendTextPosition(int), LegendArea.setLegendOrientation(int), LegendArea.setRect(java.awt.Rectangle), O1TickLabel.setTickLabelStaggered(boolean), O1TickLabel.setTickLabelSkipMode(int), O1TickLabel.setTickLabelSkipCount(int), O1TickLabel.setTickLabelSkipFirst(int), O1TickLabel.setTextRotation(int), O1TickLabel.setAutomaticRotation(int), O1TickLabel.setWordWrapEnabled(boolean), O1TickLabel.setHorizontalAlignment(int), BaseGraphTitle.setRect(java.awt.Rectangle)

getBarShape
```
public int getBarShape()
```
Get the shape of bars in a bar graph. The default is BAR_SHAPE_RECTANGLE.

Returns:
the shape of bars in a bar graph
See Also:
GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_RECTANGLE, GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_CYLINDER, GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_TRIANGLE, GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_DIAMOND

setBarShape
```
public void setBarShape(int shape)
```
Set the shape of bars in a bar graph. The default is BAR_SHAPE_RECTANGLE.

Parameters:
shape - the shape of bars in a bar graph
See Also:
GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_RECTANGLE, GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_CYLINDER, GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_TRIANGLE, GraphConstants.BAR_SHAPE_DIAMOND

setColorMode
```
public void setColorMode(int mode)
```
Specifies whether markers of the same color comprise a group of data or a series of data. Set this property to COLOR_BY_GROUP when you have a single series of data and you want each marker to be a different color.
This property has no effect when GraphType is THREED_SURFACE.
The default value is COLOR_BY_SERIES.

Parameters:
mode - A constant that represents whether to render series in the same color or groups in the same color.
See Also:
GraphConstants.COLOR_BY_SERIES, GraphConstants.COLOR_BY_GROUP

getColorMode
```
public int getColorMode()
```
Indicates whether markers of the same color comprise a group of data or a series of data. This property has no effect when GraphType is THREED_SURFACE.
The default value for ColorMode is COLOR_BY_SERIES.

Returns:
A constant that indicates what markers of the same color mean.
See Also:
GraphConstants.COLOR_BY_SERIES, GraphConstants.COLOR_BY_GROUP

getDataDirectorType
```
public int getDataDirectorType()
```
Deprecated. As of 4.0.0.11, no replacement

Retrieves the the type of the current DataDirector, either a cube data director, for multidimensional data, or a relational data director, for relational data.

Returns:
A constant that represents the type of data director. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.DDT_CUBE, GraphConstants.DDT_RELATIONAL, DataDirector

setDataDirectorType
```
public void setDataDirectorType(int type)
```
Deprecated. As of 4.0.0.11, no replacement

Specifies the the type of DataDirector, either a cube data director, for multidimensional data, or a relational data director, for relational data.

Parameters:
type - A constant that represents the type of data director. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.DDT_CUBE, GraphConstants.DDT_RELATIONAL, DataDirector

isDataRowShownAsASeries
```
@Deprecated
public boolean isDataRowShownAsASeries()
```
Deprecated. There is no replacement method for this. Application developers are responsible to create the relevant data set.

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

, Indicates whether rows of data appear as series or as groups. Perspective for Java (PFJ) arranges data in terms of series and groups. This method indicates the way that data from the DataSource is translated to PFJ. For example, in a pie graph, series labels appear in the graph legend, and group labels appear under each pie. When data rows are shown as PFJ series, the labels for the data rows appear in the graph legend. When data rows are not shown as PFJ series, but rather as PFJ groups, the row labels appear under each pie, and the column labels appear in the graph legend. return true if data rows are shown as series, false if data rows are shown as groups.

setDataRowShownAsASeries
```
@Deprecated
public void setDataRowShownAsASeries(boolean yesNo)
```
Deprecated. There is no replacement method for this. Application developers are responsible to create the relevant data set.

Parameters:
yesNo - true to have data rows shown as PFJ series (and data columns shown as groups), false to have data rows shown as PFJ groups (and data columns shown as series).
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

, Specifies whether to display data rows as series or as groups. Perspective for Java (PFJ) arranges data in terms of series and groups. This method indicates the way that data from the DataSource is translated to PFJ. For example, in a pie graph, series labels appear in the graph legend, and group labels appear under each pie. When data rows are shown as PFJ series, the labels for the data rows appear in the graph legend. When data rows are not shown as PFJ series, but rather as PFJ groups, the row labels appear under each pie, and the column labels appear in the graph legend.

getDepthAngle
```
public int getDepthAngle()
```
Retrieves the angle that implies depth on a bar, line, or area graph. This method returns the angle that determines how much we see of the sides and tops of markers and of the plot area.
With values under 90, the graph seems to face to our left. With values from 91 to 180, the graph seems to face to our right.
When values are close to 90, we see more of the top of the markers and less of their sides. When values are close to 0 or 180, we see less of the top of the markers and less of their sides.
The default value is 45.

Returns:
The size of the angle in degrees.

setDepthAngle
```
public void setDepthAngle(int angle)
```
Specifies the angle that implies depth on a bar, line, or area graph. This method sets the angle that determines how much we see of the sides and tops of markers and of the plot area.
With values under 90, the graph seems to face to our left. With values from 91 to 180, the graph seems to face to our right.
When values are close to 90, we see more of the top of the markers and less of their sides. When values are close to 0 or 180, we see less of the top of the markers and less of their sides.
The default value is 45.

Parameters:
angle - The size of the angle, in degrees. Valid values are from zero to 180. When you pass an invalid value, then the graph does not change the DepthAngle value. It logs a message to the error handler.

getDepthRadius
```
public int getDepthRadius()
```
Retrieves the depth of a bar, line, or area graph. This method indicates how deep a bar, line, or area graph appears to be. When this method returns zero, the graph appears flat.

Returns:
The depth of the graph. Possible values are zero to 100.

setDepthRadius
```
public void setDepthRadius(int depth)
```
Specifies how deep a bar, line, or area graph should appear to be.

Parameters:
depth - The depth that you want the graph to appear to have. Valid values are zero (a flat graph) to 100 (maximum depth). If you pass an invalid value, the graph does not set the DepthRadius property. It logs a message to the error handler.

getDisplayGroups
```
public int getDisplayGroups()
```
Retrieves the number of groups that this graph currently displays.

Returns:
The number of groups that this graph displays. Zero indicates that all the groups in the data are displayed.

setDisplayGroups
```
public void setDisplayGroups(int maxGroup)
```
Specifies the number of groups to display in this graph. Use this method, with the setScrollBarPresenceGroups method, to allow scrolling in this graph, when data rows are shown as series.

Parameters:
maxGroup - The number of groups to display at one time in the graph. To show all groups, pass 0. The maximum number of groups that you can display is the amount that is returned by Graph.getDisplayGroupsLimit.
See Also:
setDataRowShownAsASeries(boolean), setScrollbarPresenceGroups(int), getDisplayGroupsLimit()

getDisplayGroupsLimit
```
public int getDisplayGroupsLimit()
```
Retrieves the maximum value allowed for the DisplayGroups property. This method identifies a maximum value for the setDisplayGroups method. If the return value from this method is smaller than the return value from getDisplayGroups, then the graph uses the return value from this method.

Returns:
The maximum value to honor in a call to setDisplayGroups.
See Also:
getDisplayGroups(), setDisplayGroups(int)

setDisplayGroupsLimit
```
public void setDisplayGroupsLimit(int maxDisplayGroups)
```
Specifies the maximum value allowed for the DisplayGroups property. This method sets a maximum value to honor in a call to the setDisplayGroups method. If the value passed in setDisplayGroups is greater than the value that you specify in this method, the graph uses the value from this method.
By using this method, you can provide UI to let users set the number of groups to show at a time, and you can protect them from ill effects that might occur if they choose too high a value.

See Also:
setDisplayGroups(int)

getDisplaySeries
```
public int getDisplaySeries()
```
Retrieves the number of series that this graph currently displays.

Returns:
The number of series that this graph displays. Zero indicates that all the series in the data are displayed.

setDisplaySeries
```
public void setDisplaySeries(int maxSeries)
```
Specifies the number of series to display in this graph.

Parameters:
maxSeries - The number of series to display at one time in the graph. To show all series, pass 0. The maximum number of series that you can display is the amount that is returned by Graph.getDisplaySeriesLimit.
See Also:
setDisplaySeriesLimit(int)

getDisplaySeriesLimit
```
public int getDisplaySeriesLimit()
```
Retrieves the maximum value allowed for the DisplaySeries property. This method indicates the maximum value that the graph honors in a call to the setDisplaySeries method. If the value passed in setDisplaySeries is greater than the value this method returns, the graph uses the value from this method.

Returns:
The maximum value that is honored in a call to setDisplaySeries.
See Also:
setDisplaySeries(int)

setDisplaySeriesLimit
```
public void setDisplaySeriesLimit(int maxDisplaySeries)
```
Specifies the maximum value allowed for the DisplaySeries property. This method sets a maximum value to honor in a call to the setDisplaySeries method. If the value passed in setDisplaySeries is greater than the value that you specify in this method, the graph uses the value from this method.

Parameters:
maxDisplaySeries - The maximum value to honor in a call to setDisplaySeries.
See Also:
setDisplaySeries(int)

isFrameSizeAutomatic
```
public boolean isFrameSizeAutomatic()
```
Indicates whether the plot area or pie frame is automatically resized when the graph type changes.

Returns:
true if the frame size changes automatically when the graph type changes, false if it does not.

setFrameSizeAutomatic
```
public void setFrameSizeAutomatic(boolean isAuto)
```
Specifies whether the plot area or pie frame is automatically resized when the graph type changes.

Parameters:
isAuto - true to have the frame size change automatically, false to prevent automatic resizing.

getGraphType
```
public int getGraphType()
```
Retrieves the current graph type for this graph. The constants begin with the following:
- Bar graphs: BAR_
- Line graphs: LINE_
- Area graphs: AREA_
- Pie graphs: PIE_
- Ring (doughnut) graphs: RING_
- Scatter graphs: SCATTER_
- Bubble graphs: BUBBLE_
- Stock market graphs: STOCK_
- Radar graphs: RADAR_
- Polar graphs: POLAR_
- 3-D graphs: THREED_
A point graph, as exposed in the default UI, is a line graph in which getLineDataLineDisplayed returns false. A combination graph is a bar graph in which getMarkerType for one or more series returns anything other than MT_DEFAULT.
Specified by:

getGraphType in interface UIGraphType

Returns:
A constant that represents the current graph type.
See Also:
setGraphType(int), isLineDataLineDisplayed(), Series.getMarkerType(int)

setGraphType
```
public void setGraphType(int type)
```
Specifies the graph type for this graph. The constants begin with the following:
- Bar graphs: BAR_
- Line graphs: LINE_
- Area graphs: AREA_
- Pie graphs: PIE_
- Ring (doughnut) graphs: RING_
- Scatter graphs: SCATTER_
- Bubble graphs: BUBBLE_
- Stock market graphs: STOCK_
- Radar graphs: RADAR_
- Polar graphs: POLAR_
- 3-D graphs: THREED_
A point graph, as exposed in the default UI, is a line graph in which isLineDataLineDisplayed returns false. A combination graph is a bar graph in which getMarkerType for one or more series returns anything other than MT_DEFAULT.
Specified by:

setGraphType in interface UIGraphType

Parameters:
type - A constant that represents the graph type for this graph.
See Also:
GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_CLUST, GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_CLUST2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_CLUST_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_STACK, GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_STACK2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_STACK_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_VERT_PERCENT, GraphConstants.BAR_HORIZ_CLUST, GraphConstants.BAR_HORIZ_CLUST_2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_HORIZ_CLUST_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_HORIZ_STACK, GraphConstants.BAR_HORIZ_STACK_2Y, GraphConstants.BAR_HORIZ_STACK_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.AREA_VERT_ABS, GraphConstants.AREA_VERT_ABS_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.AREA_VERT_STACK, GraphConstants.AREA_VERT_STACK_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.AREA_VERT_PERCENT, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_ABS, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_ABS_2Y, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_ABS_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_STACK, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_STACK_2Y, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_STACK_SPLIT2Y, GraphConstants.LINE_VERT_PERCENT, GraphConstants.RADAR_LINE, GraphConstants.PIE, GraphConstants.PIE_MULTI, GraphConstants.RING, GraphConstants.RING_MULTI, GraphConstants.PARETO, GraphConstants.PIE_BAR, GraphConstants.RING_BAR, GraphConstants.SCATTER, GraphConstants.SCATTER_2Y, GraphConstants.POLAR, GraphConstants.BUBBLE, GraphConstants.BUBBLE_2Y, GraphConstants.STOCK_OHLC_CANDLE, GraphConstants.STOCK_OHLC_CANDLE_VOLUME, GraphConstants.STOCK_HILO_CLOSE, GraphConstants.STOCK_HILO_CLOSE_VOLUME, GraphConstants.THREED_BAR, GraphConstants.THREED_CUBE, GraphConstants.THREED_AREA_SERIES, GraphConstants.THREED_RIBBON_SERIES, GraphConstants.THREED_SURFACE, isLineDataLineDisplayed(), Series.getMarkerType(int)

setTimeAxisType
```
public void setTimeAxisType(int timeAxis)
```
Specifies the type of time axis to plot. The constants are TAT_DEFAULT, TAT_IRREGULAR, TAT_MIXED_FREQUENCY and TAT_OFF. The default value is TAT_DEFAULT.

Parameters:
timeAxis - the constant for the time axis type.

getTimeAxisType
```
public int getTimeAxisType()
```
Retrieves the type of time axis to plot.

Returns:
the constant for the time axis type.

setContinuousTimeAxisInterval
```
public void setContinuousTimeAxisInterval(int interval)
```
Specifies the interval along the continuous time axis. The applications should set this property if they need to override the automatically calculated value. The constants are CTAI_AUTOMATIC, CTAI_YEAR, CTAI_MONTH, CTAI_DAY, CTAI_HOUR, CTAI_MINUTE and CTAI_SECOND. The default is CTAI_AUTOMATIC.

Parameters:
interval - the constant for the time axis type.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TAT_DEFAULT, GraphConstants.TAT_IRREGULAR, GraphConstants.TAT_MIXED_FREQUENCY, GraphConstants.TAT_DEFAULT_STRICT, GraphConstants.TAT_IRREGULAR_STRICT, GraphConstants.TAT_MIXED_FREQUENCY_STRICT, GraphConstants.TAT_OFF

getContinuousTimeAxisInterval
```
public int getContinuousTimeAxisInterval()
```
Retrieves the interval along the continuous time axis.

Returns:
the constant for the continuous time axis interval.

getGroupTooltipLabelType
```
public int getGroupTooltipLabelType()
```
Retrieves the type of information about groups that this graph displays in tooltips. The information can be the dimension name, the dimension name and the dimension member, or neither. The default value for GroupTooltipLabelType is TLT_MEMBER.

Returns:
A constant that represents the type of information that the graph displays for groups. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TLT_DIM_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_NONE

setGroupTooltipLabelType
```
public void setGroupTooltipLabelType(int type)
```
Specifies the type of information about groups that this graph displays in tooltips. The information can be the dimension name, the dimension name and the dimension member, or neither. The default value for GroupTooltipLabelType is TLT_MEMBER.

Parameters:
type - A constant that represents the type of information that the graph should display for groups. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TLT_DIM_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_NONE

getImageSize
```
public java.awt.Dimension getImageSize()
```
Retrieves the size of this graph.

Specified by:

getImageSize in interface ExportableGraph

Returns:
The size of the graph, in a Dimension object.

setImageSize
```
public void setImageSize(java.awt.Dimension d)
```
Specifies the size of the image that is created from this graph when you export the graph to a PNG or GIF file.

Parameters:
d - The size to make the graph.
See Also:
exportToGIF(java.io.OutputStream), exportToGIFWithException(java.io.OutputStream), exportToPNG(java.io.OutputStream), exportToPNGWithException(java.io.OutputStream)

getDefaultImageSize
```
public java.awt.Dimension getDefaultImageSize()
```
Retrieves the default size of this graph. Normally, you use this method when you create GIF files and ScaleFontSizeForGIF is set to something other than TEXT_COMPONENTS_NONE.

Returns:
The default size of the graph.
See Also:
setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)

setDefaultImageSize
```
public void setDefaultImageSize(java.awt.Dimension d)
```
Specifies a default size for this graph. Call this method before you call exportToGIF or exportToGIFWithException, to set the default size of the GIF file. Setting this property has no effect when ScaleFontSizeForGIF is set to TEXT_COMPONENTS_NONE.
When this property takes effect, then the font size ratio is calculated as ImageSize/defaultImageSize. The default value of the default image size is (400,400).

Parameters:
d - The default size of the graph.
See Also:
exportToGIF(java.io.OutputStream), exportToGIFWithException(java.io.OutputStream), setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int)

isLineDataLineDisplayed
```
public boolean isLineDataLineDisplayed()
```
Indicates whether data lines appear in a line graph.

Returns:
true if a line graph displays lines, false if the line graph does not display lines.
See Also:
setMarkerDisplayed(boolean)

setLineDataLineDisplayed
```
public void setLineDataLineDisplayed(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether data lines appear in a line graph. If you set this property to false, then the graph sets the MarkerDisplayed property to true.

Parameters:
yesNo - true to display lines, false not to display them.
See Also:
setMarkerDisplayed(boolean)

isGraphicAntialiasing
```
public boolean isGraphicAntialiasing()
```
Indicates whether lines appear in a graph as smooth or more jagged.

Returns:
true if a line in a graph appears smooth, false if the line in a graph appears more jagged.

setGraphicAntialiasing
```
public void setGraphicAntialiasing(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether lines in a graph appear more smooth or more jagged.

Parameters:
yesNo - true for a smooth line, false for a more jagged line.

isTextAntialiasing
```
public boolean isTextAntialiasing()
```
Indicates whether text appears in a graph as smooth or more jagged.

Returns:
true if text in a graph appears smooth, false if text in a graph appears more jagged.

setTextAntialiasing
```
public void setTextAntialiasing(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether text in a graph appears more smooth or more jagged.

Parameters:
yesNo - true for smooth text, false for more jagged text.

isMarkerDisplayed
```
public boolean isMarkerDisplayed()
```
Indicates whether data markers appear in a line graph.

Returns:
true if the line graph displays data markers, false if it does not.
See Also:
DataMarker

setMarkerDisplayed
```
public void setMarkerDisplayed(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether data markers appear in a line graph. If you set this property to true, then you should also make sure that the MarkerShape property for each series in the graph is not set to BaseGraphComponent.MS_NONE.
If you set this property to false, then you should be sure to set the LineDataLineDisplayed property to true.

Parameters:
yesNo - true to display data markers, false to hide data markers.
See Also:
setLineDataLineDisplayed(boolean), DataMarker, Series.setMarkerShape(int, int), BaseGraphComponent.MS_NONE

isMarkerShapeInLegend
```
public boolean isMarkerShapeInLegend()
```
Deprecated. As of 11.1.1.0.10, replaced by getMarkerShapeInLegend().

Returns:
true if legend markers are shaped like the data markers or 2-D markers in the same series, false if all the legend markers are square.
See Also:
DataMarker, TwoDMarker, Series.setMarkerShape(int, int)
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Indicates whether legend markers are shaped like their corresponding data markers or 2-D markers.

setMarkerShapeInLegend
```
public void setMarkerShapeInLegend(boolean yesNo)
```
Deprecated. As of 11.1.1.0.10, replaced by setMarkerShapeInLegend(int).

Parameters:
yesNo - true to have legend markers shaped like the data markers or 2-D markers in the same series, false to have all the legend markers remain square.
See Also:
DataMarker, TwoDMarker, Series.setMarkerShape(int, int)
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies whether legend markers are shaped like their corresponding data markers or 2-D markers.

getMarkerShapeInLegend
```
public int getMarkerShapeInLegend()
```
Indicates whether legend markers are shaped like their corresponding data markers or 2-D markers. Constants are defined in GraphConstants and begin with MSIL_.

Returns:
constant indicating marker shape in legend
See Also:
DataMarker, TwoDMarker, GraphConstants.MSIL_FALSE, GraphConstants.MSIL_TRUE, GraphConstants.MSIL_SQUARE, Series.setMarkerShape(int, int)

setMarkerShapeInLegend
```
public void setMarkerShapeInLegend(int markerShapeInLegend)
```
Specifies whether legend markers are shaped like their corresponding data markers or 2-D markers. Constants are defined in GraphConstants and begin with MSIL_.

Parameters:
markerShapeInLegend - constant indicating marker shape in legend
See Also:
DataMarker, TwoDMarker, GraphConstants.MSIL_FALSE, GraphConstants.MSIL_TRUE, GraphConstants.MSIL_SQUARE, Series.setMarkerShape(int, int)

getMarkerTooltipType
```
public int getMarkerTooltipType()
```
Indicates the type of information that this graph displays in tooltips for markers. The information can be the value that the marker represents, the percent value (for pie graphs), the cumulative value (for stacked graphs), text that identifies the group or series, or a combination of information, such as the value, the group, and the series. Constants start with MTT_.
The default value for MarkerTooltipType is MTT_VALUES.
If MarkerTooltipType includes MTT_TEXT, then the content of the text is specified in the SeriesTooltipLabelType and GroupTooltipLabelType properties.

Returns:
A constant that represents the type of information that the graph displays for markers. The constant can be a combination of constants that have been combined using a bitwise OR (|).
See Also:
GraphConstants.MTT_TEXT, GraphConstants.MTT_VALUES, GraphConstants.MTT_NONE, GraphConstants.MTT_PERCENT_VAL, GraphConstants.MTT_CUM_VAL, getGroupTooltipLabelType(), getSeriesTooltipLabelType()

setMarkerTooltipType
```
public void setMarkerTooltipType(int type)
```
Specifies the type of information that this graph displays in tooltips for markers. The information can be the value that the marker represents, the percent value (for pie graphs), the cumulative value (for stacked graphs), text that identifies the group or series, or a combination of information, such as the value, the group, and the series. Constants start with MTT_.
The default value for MarkerTooltipType is MTT_VALUES.
If you set MarkerTooltipType to include MTT_TEXT, then the content of the text is specified by the setSeriesTooltipLabelType and setGroupTooltipLabelType methods.

Parameters:
type - A constant that represents the type of information that the graph should display for markers. Except for MTT_NONE, the constants can be combined by using a bitwise OR (|).
See Also:
GraphConstants.MTT_TEXT, GraphConstants.MTT_VALUES, GraphConstants.MTT_NONE, GraphConstants.MTT_PERCENT_VAL, GraphConstants.MTT_CUM_VAL, setGroupTooltipLabelType(int), setSeriesTooltipLabelType(int)

getMouseActions
```
public int getMouseActions()
```
Returns:
an integer that is the type of actions that can be performed on the graph with the mouse
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

gets the type of actions that can be performed on the graph with the mouse

setMouseActions
```
public void setMouseActions(int actions)
```
Parameters:
actions - an integer that specifies the type of actions that can be performed on the graph with the mouse. Legal value are one of the following constants: Graph.MA_NONE no actions enabled Graph.MA_SELECT can select Graph component objects Graph.MA_SCROLL_ZOOM can drag a rectangle in the PlotArea to initiate Scrolling and Zooming
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

sets the type of actions that can be performed on the graph with the mouse

isMouseMovingEnabled
```
public boolean isMouseMovingEnabled()
```
Indicates whether the selected component can be moved and resized with the mouse.

Returns:
true if the component can be moved and resized with the mouse, false if not.

setMouseMovingEnabled
```
public void setMouseMovingEnabled(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether a selected component can be moved and resized with the mouse.
If you set this property to true, then you should set AutoLayout to AL_NEVER. If this property is true while AutoLayout is AL_ALWAYS, then users can select components, but when they try to move or resize components, the components will snap back to their original size and location. If this property is true while AutoLayout is AL_AS_NEEDED, then users may be able to move and resize some elements of the graph. If they cause components to overlap or to exceed their boundaries, then automatic layout will take place, likely undoing the change the user made.

Parameters:
yesNo - true to allow mouse moving and resizing, false to prevent it.
See Also:
setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

setAlignTickMarks
```
public void setAlignTickMarks(boolean align)
```
Specifies whether the tick marks on Y1Axis and Y2Axis should align in case of Dual-Y Graphs. The default value is true which means tick marks on Y1Axis and Y2Axis are aligned. When the value is false, the Y1Axis and Y2Axis are scaled independent of each other.

Parameters:
align - true to align Y1Axis and Y2Axis tick marks, false to scale Y1Axis and Y2Axis independently.

isAlignTickMarks
```
public boolean isAlignTickMarks()
```
Retrieves whether Y1Axis and Y2Axis tick marks are aligned.

Returns:
true if Y1Axis and Y2Axis tick marks are aligned. false if Y1Axis and Y2Axis tick marks are not aligned, Y1Axis and Y2Axis are scaled independently.

isFontSizeAbsolute
```
public boolean isFontSizeAbsolute()
```
Indicates whether the font size is absolute or proportional to the size of the graph.

Returns:
true if the font size is absolute, false if the font size changes with the size of the graph.

setFontSizeAbsolute
```
public void setFontSizeAbsolute(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether to use absolute font sizes or sizes that are proportional to the size of the graph.

Parameters:
yesNo - true to use absolute font sizes, false to use font sizes that change with the size of the graph.

setFontName
```
public void setFontName(java.lang.String name)
```
Specifies the font name for all of the components of this graph.

Parameters:
name - The name of the font to use for text components.

isParetoBarsConnected
```
public boolean isParetoBarsConnected()
```
Indicates whether pareto bars are connected.

Returns:
true if bars are connected, false if space appears between the bars.

setParetoBarsConnected
```
public void setParetoBarsConnected(boolean connected)
```
Specifies whether the pareto bars are connected to each other.

Parameters:
connected - true to join the bars, false to have space appear between the bars.

getPieDepth
```
public int getPieDepth()
```
Retrieves the depth of a pie in a pie graph. Also applies to ring graphs. When this method returns zero, the pie or ring appears flat.

Returns:
The depth of the pie or ring. Possible values are zero to 100.

setPieDepth
```
public void setPieDepth(int depth)
```
Specifies how deep a pie in a pie graph should be. Also applies to ring graphs.

Parameters:
depth - The depth that you want the pie or ring to appear to have. Valid values are zero (a flat graph) to 100 (maximum depth).

getPieRotation
```
public int getPieRotation()
```
Retrieves the amount that a pie or ring is rotated in a pie graph. By default, the slice that represents the first series starts at 12:00. This method retrieves the number of degrees counterclockwise by which the pie is rotated. For example, when this method returns 90, the first series starts at 3:00.
This method applies to all pies or rings in the graph.

Returns:
The number of degrees of rotation. Possible values are zero to 359.

setPieRotation
```
public void setPieRotation(int degrees)
```
Specifies the amount that a pie is rotated in a pie graph. Also applies to ring graphs. By default, the slice that represents the first series starts at 12:00. This method retrieves the number of degrees clockwise by which the pie is rotated. For example, when this method returns 90, the first series starts at 3:00.
This method applies to all pies or rings in this graph.

Parameters:
degrees - The number of degrees clockwise to rotate the pie. Valid values are zero to 359.

getPieTilt
```
public int getPieTilt()
```
Retrieves the amount that a pie or ring appears to be tilted. This method indicates how much a pie or ring appears to tilt away from us. This method applies to all the pies or rings in this graph.

Returns:
The amount by which the pie appears to tilt. Possible values are 0 (the pie appears upright) to 100 (maximum tilt).

setPieTilt
```
public void setPieTilt(int tilt)
```
Specifies the amount to tilt a pie or ring. This method indicates how much a pie or ring appears to tilt away from us. This method applies to all the pies or rings in this graph.

getPresentationHeight
```
public int getPresentationHeight()
```
Retrieves the height of this graph in pixels.

Specified by:

getPresentationHeight in class Dataview

Returns:
The height of this graph in pixels

getPresentationWidth
```
public int getPresentationWidth()
```
Retrieves the width of the graph in pixels.

Specified by:

getPresentationWidth in class Dataview

Returns:
The width of this graph in pixels.

isScatterDataLineDisplayed
```
public boolean isScatterDataLineDisplayed()
```
Indicates whether data lines appear on a scatter graph. When this graph has a scatter type and this method returns true, the data markers on this graph are connected by data lines.

Returns:
true if data lines appear when this graph is a scatter graph, false if data lines do not appear.
See Also:
DataLine, DataMarker

setScatterDataLineDisplayed
```
public void setScatterDataLineDisplayed(boolean yesNo)
```
Specifies whether data lines appear on a scatter graph. When this graph has a scatter type and you pass true to this method, the data markers on this graph are connected by data lines.

Parameters:
yesNo - true to display data lines, false to hide data lines.
See Also:
DataLine, DataMarker

getSeriesEffect
```
public int getSeriesEffect()
```
Retrieves the current effect on the series. Setting a gradient as a series effect makes the data markers look more polished.

Returns:
An constant that represents the current series effect. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.SE_NONE, GraphConstants.SE_GRADIENT, GraphConstants.SE_AUTO_GRADIENT

setSeriesEffect
```
public void setSeriesEffect(int effect)
```
Sets the specified series effect on the graph. Setting this property to SE_GRADIENT sets a special gradient on data markers to make them look more polished. This disables interaction with the SFX of the Series object and turns on graphic antialiasing. When this property is set to SE_NONE, the markers appear flat, you can set SFX properties and objects, and graphic antialiasing is turned off.

Parameters:
effect - A constant that represents the series effect. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section .
See Also:
GraphConstants.SE_NONE, GraphConstants.SE_GRADIENT, GraphConstants.SE_AUTO_GRADIENT, setGraphicAntialiasing(boolean), SFX, Series

getSeriesObjectCount
```
public int getSeriesObjectCount()
```
Retrieves the number of series that this graph stores properties for. The graph stores properties, such as colors, for a number of series. Beyond that number, the graph repeats series properties. For example, if this method returns 4, then:
- Series 5 has the same color as series 1
- Series 6 has the same color as series 2
- Series 7 has the same color as series 3
- and so on
Specified by:

getSeriesObjectCount in interface GraphAttribute

Returns:
The number of series that this graph stores properties for before it repeats properties.
See Also:
Series

setSeriesObjectCount
```
public void setSeriesObjectCount(int count)
```
Specifies the number of series that this graph stores properties for. The graph stores properties, such as colors, for a number of series. Beyond that number, the graph repeats series properties. For example, if you pass 4 to this method, then:
- Series 5 has the same color as series 1
- Series 6 has the same color as series 2
- Series 7 has the same color as series 3
- and so on
Parameters:
count - The number of series that this graph should store properties for before it repeats properties. Valid values are 1 - Graph.SERIESOBJECTCOUNTLIMIT.
See Also:
Series

setThresholdObjectCount
```
public void setThresholdObjectCount(int count)
```
Specifies the number of thresholds that this graph stores properties for. The graph stores properties, such as colors, for a number of thresholds.

Parameters:
count - the number of thresholds that this graph should store properties for. Valid values are 1 to Graph.THRESHOLDOBJECTCOUNTLIMIT.
See Also:
Threshold

getThresholdObjectCount
```
public int getThresholdObjectCount()
```
Retrieves the number of thresholds that this graph stores properties for. The graph stores properties, such as colors, for a number of thresholds.

Returns:
the number of thresholds that this graph stores properties for
See Also:
Threshold

getSeriesTooltipLabelType
```
public int getSeriesTooltipLabelType()
```
Retrieves the type of information about series that this graph displays in tooltips. The information can be the dimension name, the dimension name and the dimension member, or neither. Constants start with TLT_. The default value for SeriesTooltipLabelType is TLT_MEMBER.
In order for the series labels to be displayed, the MarkerTooltipType property must be set to include text.

Returns:
A constant that represents the type of information that the graph displays for series.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TLT_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_DIM_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_NONE, setMarkerTooltipType(int)

setSeriesTooltipLabelType
```
public void setSeriesTooltipLabelType(int type)
```
Specifies the type of information about series that this graph displays in tooltips. The information can be the dimension name, the dimension name and the dimension member, or neither. Constants start with TLT_. The default value for SeriesTooltipLabelType is TLT_MEMBER.
In order for the series labels to be displayed, the MarkerTooltipType property must be set to include text.

Parameters:
type - A constant that represents the type of information that the graph should display for series.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TLT_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_DIM_MEMBER, GraphConstants.TLT_NONE, setMarkerTooltipType(int)

setSeriesRolloverBehavior
```
public void setSeriesRolloverBehavior(int behavior)
```
Set the rollover behavior for series in the graph.

Parameters:
behavior - The behavior for rollover of the series. Constants are defined in GraphConstants and begin with RB_.
See Also:
GraphConstants.RB_NONE, GraphConstants.RB_HIGHLIGHT, GraphConstants.RB_DIM, GraphConstants#RB_HIGHLIGHT_DIM

getSeriesRolloverBehavior
```
public int getSeriesRolloverBehavior()
```
Get the rollover behavior for series in the graph.

Returns:
int The behavior for rollover of the series. Constants are defined in GraphConstants and begin with RB_.
See Also:
GraphConstants.RB_NONE, GraphConstants.RB_HIGHLIGHT, GraphConstants.RB_DIM, GraphConstants#RB_HIGHLIGHT_DIM

getScrollbarPresenceGroups
```
public int getScrollbarPresenceGroups()
```
Retrieves the circumstances under which scrollbars for groups appear on this graph. Scrollbars can appear always, never, or only when the number of groups that can be displayed in the graph is greater than the value returned from the getDisplayGroups method. Constants start with SP_.

Returns:
A constant that indicates when this graph displays scrollbars for groups.
See Also:
getDisplayGroups(), setDisplayGroups(int)

setScrollbarPresenceGroups
```
public void setScrollbarPresenceGroups(int scroll)
```
Specifies the circumstances under which scrollbars for groups appear on this graph. Scrollbars can appear always, never, or only when the number of groups that can be displayed in the graph is greater than the value returned from the getDisplayGroups method. Constants start with SP_.

Parameters:
scroll - A constant that indicates when to have this graph graph display scrollbars for groups.
See Also:
getDisplayGroups(), setDisplayGroups(int)

getScrollbarPresenceSeries
```
public int getScrollbarPresenceSeries()
```
Retrieves the circumstances under which scrollbars for series appear on this graph. Scrollbars can appear always, never, or only when the number of series that can be displayed in the graph is greater than the value returned from the getDisplaySeries method.

Returns:
A constant that indicates when this graph displays scrollbars for series. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.SP_ALWAYS, GraphConstants.SP_NEVER, GraphConstants.SP_AS_NEEDED, getDisplaySeries(), setDisplaySeries(int)

setScrollbarPresenceSeries
```
public void setScrollbarPresenceSeries(int scroll)
```
Specifies the circumstances under which scrollbars for series appear on this graph. Scrollbars can appear always, never, or only when the number of series that can be displayed in the graph is greater than the value returned from the getDisplaySeries method.

Parameters:
scroll - A constant that indicates when to have this graph display scrollbars for series. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.SP_ALWAYS, GraphConstants.SP_NEVER, GraphConstants.SP_AS_NEEDED, getDisplaySeries(), setDisplaySeries(int)

getStartGroup
```
public int getStartGroup()
```
Retrieves the first group that this graph currently displays.

Returns:
The index of the first group that is displayed. The index is zero-based.

setStartGroup
```
public void setStartGroup(int group)
```
Specifies the first group to display in this graph. This method has an effect only when the getDisplayGroups method returns a value greater than zero, that is, when this graph does not display all groups of data.

Parameters:
group - The index of the first group to display in this graph. This index is zero-based. Valid values are from zero to Graph.GROUPANDSERIESLIMIT.
See Also:
getDisplayGroups(), setDisplayGroups(int)

getStartColumn
```
public int getStartColumn()
```
Deprecated. As of 2.6.0.27, replaced by getStartGroup() or by getStartSeries().

Retrieves the first column of data that this graph currently displays.

Returns:
The index of the first column that is displayed. The index is zero-based.

setStartColumn
```
public void setStartColumn(int column)
```
Deprecated. As of 2.2.0.14, replaced by setStartGroup(int) or by setStartSeries(int)

In some graph types, a group contains more than one column or row of data. For example, in a scatter graph, when DataRowShownAsASeries is true, then a group encompasses two columns of data.
If DataRowShownAsASeries is set to true, then call setStartGroup to start with a group other than the first group.
If DataRowShownAsASeries is set to false, then call setStartSeries to start with a series other than the first series.

getStartSeries
```
public int getStartSeries()
```
Retrieves the first series that this graph currently displays.

Returns:
The index of the first series that is displayed. The index is zero-based.

setStartSeries
```
public void setStartSeries(int series)
```
Specifies the first series to display in this graph. This method has an effect only when the getDisplaySeries method returns a value greater than zero, that is, when this graph does not display all groups of data.

Parameters:
group - The index of the first series to display in this graph. This index is zero-based. Valid values are from zero to Graph.GROUPANDSERIESLIMIT.
See Also:
getDisplaySeries(), setDisplaySeries(int)

getStartRow
```
public int getStartRow()
```
Deprecated. As of 2.6.0.27, replaced by getStartSeries() or by getStartGroup().

Retrieves the first row of data that this graph currently displays.

Returns:
The index of the first row that is displayed. The index is zero-based.

setStartRow
```
public void setStartRow(int row)
```
Deprecated. As of 2.2.0.14, replaced by setStartSeries(int) or by setStartGroup(int)

In some graph types, a group contains more than one column or row of data. For example, in a scatter graph, when DataRowShownAsASeries is false, then a group encompasses two rows of data.
If DataRowShownAsASeries is set to false, then call setStartGroup to start with a group other than the first group.
If DataRowShownAsASeries is set to true, then call setStartSeries to start with a series other than the first series.

getToolTipDelay
```
public int getToolTipDelay()
```
Retrieves the amount of time before tooltips appear. The time is the number of milliseconds between the time that the mouse moves over a graph component and the time that the tooltip appears.

Returns:
The number of milliseconds before tooltips appear.

setToolTipDelay
```
public void setToolTipDelay(int delay)
```
Specifies the amount of time before tooltips appear. The time is the number of milliseconds between the time that the mouse moves over a graph component and the time that the tooltip appears.

Parameters:
delay - The number of milliseconds to wait before displaying the tooltip.

getZoomDirection
```
public int getZoomDirection()
```
Returns:
A constant that describes which axes can be zoomed. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.ZD_XAXIS_ONLY, GraphConstants.ZD_YAXIS_ONLY, GraphConstants.ZD_BOTH_AXES
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves information about the axis on which this graph can be zoomed.

setZoomDirection
```
public void setZoomDirection(int axes)
```
Parameters:
axes - A constant that describes which axes to allow zooming on. Constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.ZD_XAXIS_ONLY, GraphConstants.ZD_YAXIS_ONLY, GraphConstants.ZD_BOTH_AXES
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies axes on which this graph can be zoomed.

isHorizontal
```
public boolean isHorizontal()
```
Indicates whether the graph has a horizontal graph type. In a horizontal graph, the O1Axis and its tick labels are vertical. Otherwise, they are horizontal. The plot area panel in the default UI calls this method in order to translate "horizontal" and "vertical" for the end user.

Returns:
true if the graph is horizontal, false if it is vertical.

getCustomToolTipCallback
```
public CustomToolTipCallback getCustomToolTipCallback()
```
Retrieves the CustomToolTipCallback that this Graph uses to get text for tooltips.

Returns:
The CustomToolTipCallback that provides tooltips for this Graph. Returns null if no CustomToolTipCallback has been set.

setCustomToolTipCallback
```
public void setCustomToolTipCallback(CustomToolTipCallback callback)
```
Specifies the CustomToolTipCallback that will provide tooltip text to this Graph.

Parameters:
callback - The CustomToolTipCallback that this Graph should call for tooltip text.

getDataErrorTextCallback
```
public DataErrorTextCallback getDataErrorTextCallback()
```
Retrieves the DataErrorTextCallback that this Graph uses to get text for the data error message. If this method returns null, then the graph uses default text.

Returns:
The DataErrorTextCallback that provides data error text for this Graph. Returns null if no DataErrorTextCallback has been set.

setDataErrorTextCallback
```
public void setDataErrorTextCallback(DataErrorTextCallback callback)
```
Specifies the DataErrorTextCallback that will provide data error text to this Graph. If you do not set a custom text callback, then the graph uses default text when there is not enough data to display a graph.

Parameters:
callback - The DataErrorTextCallback that this Graph should call for data error text.
See Also:
setDataErrorFont(java.awt.Font)

getAreaMarker
```
public AreaMarker getAreaMarker()
```
Retrieves the AreaMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
The AreaMarker for this graph.
See Also:
getSeries()

getConnector
```
public Connector getConnector()
```
Retrieves the Connector component for this graph.

Returns:
The Connector component for this graph.

getDataLine
```
public DataLine getDataLine()
```
Retrieves the DataLine component for this graph.

Returns:
The DataLine component for this graph.
See Also:
getSeries()

getDataMarker
```
public DataMarker getDataMarker()
```
Retrieves the DataMarkercomponent for this graph.

Returns:
The DataMarkercomponent for this graph.
See Also:
getSeries()

getGraphBackground
```
public GraphBackground getGraphBackground()
```
Retrieves the GraphBackground component for this graph.

Returns:
The GraphBackground component for this graph.

getFootnote
```
public Titles getFootnote()
```
Retrieves the GraphFootnote component for this graph.

Returns:
The GraphFootnote component for this graph.

getLegendArea
```
public LegendArea getLegendArea()
```
Retrieves the LegendArea component for this graph.

Returns:
The LegendArea component for this graph.

getLegendTitle
```
public LegendTitle getLegendTitle()
```
Retrieves the LegendTitle component for this graph.

Returns:
The LegendTitle component for this graph.

getLegendMarker
```
public LegendMarker getLegendMarker()
```
Retrieves the LegendMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
the LegendMarker component for this graph.

getLegendText
```
public LegendText getLegendText()
```
Retrieves the LegendText component for this graph.

Returns:
The LegendText component for this graph.

getFunnelFrame
```
public FunnelFrame getFunnelFrame()
```
Retrieves the FunnelFrame component for this graph.

Returns:
the FunnelFrame component for this graph

getFunnelViewAngle
```
public double getFunnelViewAngle()
```
Returns:
the current view angle for a funnel chart
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the current view angle for a funnel chart.

setFunnelViewAngle
```
public void setFunnelViewAngle(double viewAngle)
```
Parameters:
viewAngle - the view angle for a funnel chart
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Sets the view angle to be used to render a funnel chart. The value can vary from 0 to 360 degree. The default value is 30 degree.

getFunnelRotateAngle
```
public double getFunnelRotateAngle()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the funnel rotate angle.

setFunnelRotateAngle
```
public void setFunnelRotateAngle(double rotateAngle)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Sets the funnel rotate angle. By setting this angle different than the view angle, the funnel can be rotated from 0 to 360 degrees.

getFunnelHeightRatio
```
public double getFunnelHeightRatio()
```
Returns:
the left to right surface height ratio for a funnel chart
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the ratio of the left surface height to the right surface height for a funnel chart.

setFunnelHeightRatio
```
public void setFunnelHeightRatio(double heightRatio)
```
Parameters:
heightRatio - the left to right surface height ratio for a funnel chart
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Sets the ratio of the left surface height to the right surface height for a funnel chart. The default ratio is 2/3.

getFitline
```
public Fitline getFitline()
```
Retrieves the Fitline component for this graph.

Returns:
The Fitline component for this graph.

getMarkerText
```
public MarkerText getMarkerText()
```
Retrieves the MarkerText component for this graph.

Returns:
The MarkerText component for this graph.

getO1Axis
```
public O1Axis getO1Axis()
```
Retrieves the O1Axis component for this graph.

Returns:
The O1Axis component for this graph.

getO1MajorTick
```
public O1MajorTick getO1MajorTick()
```
Retrieves the O1MajorTick component for this graph.

Returns:
the O1MajorTick component for this graph.

getO1TickLabel
```
public O1TickLabel getO1TickLabel()
```
Retrieves the O1TickLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The O1TickLabel component for this graph.

getO1Title
```
public O1Title getO1Title()
```
Retrieves the 01Title component for this graph.

Returns:
the 01Title component for this graph.

getPieFeeler
```
public PieFeeler getPieFeeler()
```
Retrieves the PieFeeler component for this graph.

Returns:
The PieFeeler component for this graph.

getPieFrame
```
public PieFrame getPieFrame()
```
Retrieves the PieFrame component for this graph.

Returns:
The PieFrame component for this graph.

getPieLabel
```
public PieLabel getPieLabel()
```
Retrieves the PieLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The PieLabel component for this graph.

getPlotArea
```
public PlotArea getPlotArea()
```
Retrives the PlotArea component for this graph.

Returns:
The PlotArea component for this graph.

getQuadrantLine
```
public QuadrantLine getQuadrantLine()
```
Retrieves the QuadrantLine component for this graph.

Returns:
The QuadrantLine component for this graph.

getRingTotalLabel
```
public RingTotalLabel getRingTotalLabel()
```
Retrieves the RingTotalLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The RingTotalLabel component for this graph.

getSeries
```
public Series getSeries()
```
Retrieves the Series component for this graph.

Returns:
The Series component for this graph.

getUISeriesColor
```
public UISeriesColor getUISeriesColor()
```
Description copied from interface: GraphAttribute

Retrieves an object that provides access to the color for a series.

Specified by:

getUISeriesColor in interface GraphAttribute

Returns:
The UISeriesColor implementation that stores the colors for the series in this graph.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the UISeriesColor that specifies the color of the series in this graph.

getUIThresholdColor
```
public UIThresholdColor getUIThresholdColor()
```
Description copied from interface: GraphAttribute

Retrieves an object that provides access to the color for a threshold.

Specified by:

getUIThresholdColor in interface GraphAttribute

Returns:
the UIThresholdColor implementation that stores the colors for the thresholds in this graph
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the UIThresholdColor that specifies the color of the thresholds in this graph.

getThreshold
```
public Threshold getThreshold()
```
Retrieves the Threshold component for this graph.

Returns:
the Threshold component for this graph

getSlice
```
public Slice getSlice()
```
Retrieves the Slice component for this graph.

Returns:
The Slice component for this graph.

getSliceLabel
```
public SliceLabel getSliceLabel()
```
Retrieves the SliceLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The SliceLabel component for this graph.

getStockMarker
```
public StockMarker getStockMarker()
```
Retrieves the StockMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
the StockMarker component for this graph.

getParetoLine
```
public UIParetoLine getParetoLine()
```
Retrieves the implementation of the UIParetoLine interface for this graph.

Returns:
The UIParetoLine. You should program against this interface. Do not cast it to the implementation.

getParetoMarker
```
public ParetoMarker getParetoMarker()
```
Retrieves the ParetoMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
The ParetoMarker component for this graph.

getSubtitle
```
public Titles getSubtitle()
```
Retrieves the GraphSubtitle component for this graph.

Returns:
the GraphSubtitle component for this graph.

get3DFloor
```
public ThreeDFloor get3DFloor()
```
Retrieves the ThreeDFloor component for this graph.

Returns:
The ThreeDFloor component for this graph.

get3DLeftWall
```
public ThreeDLeftWall get3DLeftWall()
```
Retrieves the ThreeDLeftWall component for this graph.

Returns:
The ThreeDLeftWall component for this graph.

get3DRightWall
```
public ThreeDRightWall get3DRightWall()
```
Retrieves the ThreeDRightWall component for this graph.

Returns:
The ThreeDRightWall component for this graph.

get3DMarker
```
public ThreeDMarker get3DMarker()
```
Retrieves the ThreeDMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
The ThreeDMarker component for this graph.

get3DViewMatrix
```
public ThreeDViewMatrix get3DViewMatrix()
```
Retrieves the ThreeDViewMatrix component for this graph.

Returns:
The ThreeDViewMatrix component for this graph.

getSplitDivider
```
public SplitDivider getSplitDivider()
```
Retrieves the SplitDivider component for this graph.

Returns:
The SplitDivider component for this graph.

getTimeSelector
```
public TimeSelector getTimeSelector()
```
Retrieves the TimeSelector component for this graph.

Returns:
The TimeSelector component for this graph.

getTitle
```
public Titles getTitle()
```
Retrieves the GraphTitle component for this graph.

Returns:
The GraphTitle component for this graph.

get2DMarker
```
public TwoDMarker get2DMarker()
```
Retrieves the TwoDMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
the TwoDMarker component for this graph.

getVolumeMarker
```
public VolumeMarker getVolumeMarker()
```
Retrieves the VolumeMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
the VolumeMarker component for this graph.

getX1Axis
```
public X1Axis getX1Axis()
```
Retrieves the X1Axis component for this graph.

Returns:
the X1Axis component for this graph.

getX1MajorTick
```
public X1MajorTick getX1MajorTick()
```
Retrieves the X1MajorTick component for this graph.

Returns:
the X1MajorTick component for this graph.

getX1TickLabel
```
public X1TickLabel getX1TickLabel()
```
Retrieves the X1TickLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The X1TickLabel component for this graph.

getX1Title
```
public X1Title getX1Title()
```
Retrieves the X1Title component for this graph.

Returns:
the X1Title component for this graph.

getXPanelGrid
```
public XPanelGrid getXPanelGrid()
```
Retrieves the XPanelGrid component for this graph.

Returns:
The XPanelGrid component for this graph.

getY1Axis
```
public Y1Axis getY1Axis()
```
Retrieves the Y1Axis component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y1Axis component for this graph.

getY1MajorTick
```
public Y1MajorTick getY1MajorTick()
```
Retrieves the Y1MajorTick component for this graph.

Returns:
the Y1MajorTick component for this graph.

getY1TickLabel
```
public Y1TickLabel getY1TickLabel()
```
Retrieves the Y1TickLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y1TickLabel component for this graph.

getY1Title
```
public Y1Title getY1Title()
```
Retrieves the Y1Title component for this graph.

Returns:
the Y1Title component for this graph.

getY1ZeroLine
```
public Y1ZeroLine getY1ZeroLine()
```
Retrieves the Y1ZeroLine component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y1Title component for this graph.

getY2Axis
```
public Y2Axis getY2Axis()
```
Retrieves the Y2Axis component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y2Axis component for this graph.

getY2MajorTick
```
public Y2MajorTick getY2MajorTick()
```
Retrieves the Y2MajorTick component for this graph.

Returns:
the Y2MajorTick component for this graph.

getY1BaseLine
```
public Y1BaseLine getY1BaseLine()
```
Retrieves the Y1BaseLine component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y1BaseLine component for this graph.

getY2BaseLine
```
public Y2BaseLine getY2BaseLine()
```
Retrieves the Y2BaseLine component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y2BaseLine component for this graph.

getAlert
```
public Alert getAlert(int index)
```
Return alert with the specified index.

Parameters:
index - index of the alert that needs to be retrieved

Returns:
A reference to the Alert at the specifed index

createAlert
```
public Alert createAlert(java.lang.Object xValue,
                java.lang.Object yValue)
```
Creates and returns a new Alert.

Returns:
A Alert that could be associated with a datapoint

createAnnotation
```
public Annotation createAnnotation(int series,
                          int group)
```
Creates and returns a new Annotation.

Returns:
A Annotation that could be associated with the given Series and group

setAnnotationsVisibility
```
public void setAnnotationsVisibility(int visibility)
```
Specify visibility for Annotations

Parameters:
visibility - an integer indicating visibility for Annotations

getAnnotationsVisibility
```
public int getAnnotationsVisibility()
```
returns current visibility for Annotations

Returns:
an integer indicating visibility for Annotations

createReferenceObject
```
public ReferenceObject createReferenceObject()
```
Creates and returns a new ReferenceObject. Use this object to specify reference lines or reference areas for a graph. By default, a reference object is associated with the Y1Axis. Use the setAssociation property of this component to re-associate the object with another axis or with a series.
Note: You cannot delete individual reference objects of a graph. You can only destroy all reference objects for a specific graph.

Returns:
A ReferenceObject that could be associated with either an axis or a series
See Also:
destroyReferenceObjects(int), getReferenceObjects(int)

getReferenceObject
```
public ReferenceObject getReferenceObject(int id)
```
Return ReferenceObject with the specified ID.

Parameters:
id - ID of the reference object that needs to be removed.

Returns:
A reference to the ReferenceObject of the specifed ID

getReferenceObjects
```
public java.util.List getReferenceObjects(int component)
```
Returns a list of reference objects that belong to a specific graph. Each reference object specifies a reference line or reference area for a graph.

Parameters:
Component - ID of the graph whose reference objects you want to retrieve.

Returns:
An ArrayList of ReferenceObject objects for the specified graph
See Also:
GraphConstants.Y1AXIS, GraphConstants.Y2AXIS, GraphConstants.X1AXIS, GraphConstants.SERIES, GraphConstants.ALL

destroyReferenceObject
```
public void destroyReferenceObject(int id)
```
Destroys the ReferenceObject given its ID.

Parameters:
id - ID of the reference object that needs to be removed.

destroyReferenceObjects
```
public void destroyReferenceObjects(int component)
```
Destroys the ReferenceObjects of the specified graph.

Parameters:
Component - ID of the graph whose reference objects need to be removed.
See Also:
GraphConstants.Y1AXIS, GraphConstants.Y2AXIS, GraphConstants.X1AXIS, GraphConstants.SERIES, GraphConstants.ALL

getReferenceObjectDisplay
```
public int getReferenceObjectDisplay(int component)
```
Indicates when the reference objects for a given component should be displayed. By default display value will be DISPLAY_ALWAYS.

Parameters:
Component - ID of the graph whose reference objects you want to display.

Returns:
A constant that indicates when to display the reference object.
See Also:
#DISPLAY_NEVER, #DISPLAY_ALWAYS, #DISPLAY_AUTOMATIC

setReferenceObjectDisplay
```
public void setReferenceObjectDisplay(int component,
                             int display)
```
Specifies when to display the reference objects for a given graph component. By default display value will be DISPLAY_ALWAYS.

Parameters:
Component - ID of the graph whose reference objects you want to display.
display - A constant that indicates when to display the reference object.
See Also:
#DISPLAY_NEVER, #DISPLAY_ALWAYS, #DISPLAY_AUTOMATIC

getReferenceObjectMarker
```
public ReferenceObjectMarker getReferenceObjectMarker()
```
Retrieves the ReferenceObjectMarker component for this graph.

Returns:
The ReferenceObjectMarker component for this graph.

getReferenceObjectText
```
public ReferenceObjectText getReferenceObjectText()
```
Retrieves the ReferenceObjectText component for this graph.

Returns:
The ReferenceObjectText component for this graph.

getY2TickLabel
```
public Y2TickLabel getY2TickLabel()
```
Retrieves the Y2TickLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y2TickLabel component for this graph.

getY2Title
```
public Y2Title getY2Title()
```
Retrieves the Y2Title component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y2Title component for this graph.

getY2ZeroLine
```
public Y2ZeroLine getY2ZeroLine()
```
Retrieves the Y2ZeroLine component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y2ZeroLine component for this graph.

getY3DMarkerGrid
```
public Y3DMarkerGrid getY3DMarkerGrid()
```
Retrieves the Y3DMarkerGrid component for this graph.

Returns:
The Y3DMarkerGrid component for this graph.

getYPanelGrid
```
public YPanelGrid getYPanelGrid()
```
Retrieves the YPanelGrid component for this graph.

Returns:
The YPanelGrid component for this graph.

getZPanelGrid
```
public ZPanelGrid getZPanelGrid()
```
Retrieves the ZPanelGrid component for this graph.

Returns:
The ZPanelGrid component for this graph.

getZTickLabel
```
public ZTickLabel getZTickLabel()
```
Retrieves the ZTickLabel component for this graph.

Returns:
The ZTickLabel component for this graph.

getZTitle
```
public ZTitle getZTitle()
```
Retrieves the ZTitle component for this graph.

Returns:
The ZTitle component for this graph.

setTickLabelCallback
```
public void setTickLabelCallback(TickLabelCallback callback,
                        int axisID)
```
Specifies a TickLabelCallback to use for customizing tick labels. By default, no callback is set.

Parameters:
callback - The TickLabelCallback for customized tick labels.
axisID - A constant that represents the axis whose tick labels the callback customizes. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.X1TICKLABEL, GraphConstants.Y1TICKLABEL, GraphConstants.Y2TICKLABEL

getTickLabelCallback
```
public TickLabelCallback getTickLabelCallback(int axisID)
```
Retrieves the TickLabelCallback that has been set for customizing tick labels.

Parameters:
axisID - A constant that represents the axis whose labels the callback customizes.

Returns:
The callback for customized tick labels, or null if no callback has been set.
See Also:
GraphConstants.X1TICKLABEL, GraphConstants.Y1TICKLABEL, GraphConstants.Y2TICKLABEL

getUndefinedComponent
```
public UndefinedComponent getUndefinedComponent()
```
Returns:
the ComponentNotDefined object
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

gets the not defined component.

setXML
```
public boolean setXML(java.lang.String xmlString,
             int reset)
               throws oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException,
                      oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException,
                      oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
```
Applies XML to this Graph, from a String. This method reads the XML from xmlString and applies its attribute settings to this Graph. The reset parameter determines how much of the Graph to reset before applying XML. In general, you can:
- Apply the XML to the current Graph without resetting anything to default values
- Reset property values only, leaving registered listeners and callbacks
- Reset property values and remove any listeners and callbacks that have been registered with this Graph
Resetting returns property values in the Graph to the default values for the version that is specified in the XML.
Specified by:

setXML in class Dataview

Parameters:
xmlString - The XML to apply to this Graph.
reset - A constant that indicates how much and how far to reset the view before applying XML. Valid constants appear in the See Also section. If you pass an invalid constant, then this method logs a message with the error handler and does not reset any property values.

Returns:
true if the XML is successfully applied to this Graph, false if an IO exception occurs.

Throws:

BIIOException - If an error occurs in reading xmlString.

BISAXException - If a general SAX exception occurs in parsing the XML.

BIParseException - If the XML syntax is not correct, or if the XML is not valid according to the DTD that is specified in the XML.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException - If an error occurs in reading xmlString.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException - If a general SAX exception occurs in parsing the XML.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException - If the XML syntax is not correct, or if the XML is not valid according to the DTD that is specified in the XML.
See Also:
DataviewConstants.RESET_NONE, DataviewConstants.RESET_XML_PROPERTIES, DataviewConstants.RESET_EVERYTHING, #RESET_EVERYTHING_BUT_DATASOURCE

readXML
```
public boolean readXML(java.io.InputStream stream,
              int reset)
                throws oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException,
                       oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException,
                       oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
```
Applies XML to this Graph, from a String. This method reads the XML from xmlString and applies its attribute settings to this Graph. The reset parameter determines how much of the Graph to reset before applying XML. In general, you can:
- Apply the XML to the current Graph without resetting anything to default values
- Reset property values only, leaving registered listeners and callbacks
- Reset property values and remove any listeners and callbacks that have been registered with this Graph
Resetting returns property values in the Graph to the default values for the version that is specified in the XML.
Specified by:

readXML in class Dataview

Parameters:
stream - The XML to apply to this Graph.
reset - A constant that indicates how much and how far to reset the view before applying XML. Valid constants appear in the See Also section. If you pass an invalid constant, then this method logs a message with the error handler and does not reset any property values.

Returns:
true if the XML is successfully applied to this Graph, false if an IO exception occurs.

Throws:

BIIOException - If an error occurs in reading xmlString.

BISAXException - If a general SAX exception occurs in parsing the XML.

BIParseException - If the XML syntax is not correct, or if the XML is not valid according to the DTD that is specified in the XML.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException - If an error occurs in reading xmlString.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException - If a general SAX exception occurs in parsing the XML.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException - If the XML syntax is not correct, or if the XML is not valid according to the DTD that is specified in the XML.
See Also:
DataviewConstants.RESET_NONE, DataviewConstants.RESET_XML_PROPERTIES, DataviewConstants.RESET_EVERYTHING, #RESET_EVERYTHING_BUT_DATASOURCE

getImagemapEnumeration
```
public java.util.Enumeration getImagemapEnumeration(int filter)
```
Retrieves the enumeration of specific kinds of components that are currently in use and visible on the graph. The constants for filter are defined in this class, and begin with MAP_. The enumeration provides an ImagemapComponent object for each graph component.
Each ImagemapComponent object contains the ComponentHandle and the Polygon for that graph component. The ComponentHandle contains information about the component, such as its series and group. The Polygon contains information about the component's position on the graph.

Parameters:
filter - The kinds of graph components that you want to enumerate.

Returns:
The enumeration of the specified kinds of graph components.
See Also:
DataviewConstants.MAP_ALL, DataviewConstants.MAP_DATA, DataviewConstants.MAP_DATATEXT, DataviewConstants.MAP_LABELS, DataviewConstants.MAP_LEGEND, DataviewConstants.MAP_ORDINALLABELS, DataviewConstants.MAP_TITLES, se

writeImagemapXML
```
public void writeImagemapXML(java.io.OutputStream os,
                    int filter)
```
Writes an XML representation of information about specific kinds of components that are currently in use and visible on the graph. The kinds of information that this method writes are the series (if applicable), the group (if applicable) and the placement of the component or components. The constants for filter are defined in this class and begin with MAP_.

Parameters:
os - The output stream where XML will be written.
filter - The kinds of graph components whose information you want to write in XML.
See Also:
getImagemapEnumeration(int), DataviewConstants.MAP_ALL, DataviewConstants.MAP_DATA, DataviewConstants.MAP_DATATEXT, DataviewConstants.MAP_LABELS, DataviewConstants.MAP_LEGEND, DataviewConstants.MAP_ORDINALLABELS, DataviewConstants.MAP_TITLES

writeImagemapXML
```
public void writeImagemapXML(java.io.PrintWriter out,
                    int filter)
```
Writes an XML representation of information about specific kinds of components that are currently in use and visible on the graph. The kinds of information that this method writes are the series (if applicable), the group (if applicable) and the placement of the component or components. The constants for filter are defined in this class and begin with MAP_.

Parameters:
out - The print writer where XML will be written.
filter - The kinds of graph components whose information you want to write in XML.
See Also:
getImagemapEnumeration(int), DataviewConstants.MAP_ALL, DataviewConstants.MAP_DATA, DataviewConstants.MAP_DATATEXT, DataviewConstants.MAP_LABELS, DataviewConstants.MAP_LEGEND, DataviewConstants.MAP_ORDINALLABELS, DataviewConstants.MAP_TITLES

setScaleFontSizeForGIF
```
public void setScaleFontSizeForGIF(int scale)
```
Specifies which text components should be resized when the graph is scaled to a different size for output to a graphic file, such as a GIF or PNG file.

Parameters:
mask - A constant that represents the set of components to scale with the graph. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TEXT_COMPONENTS_ALL, GraphConstants.TEXT_COMPONENTS_NONE

getScaleFontSizeForGIF
```
public int getScaleFontSizeForGIF()
```
Retrieves which text components should be resized when the graph is scaled to a different size for output to a graphic file, such as a GIF or PNG file.

Returns:
A constant that represents which text components should be resized when the Graph is scaled to a different size for GIF output. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.TEXT_COMPONENTS_ALL, GraphConstants.TEXT_COMPONENTS_NONE

setBackgroundTransparent
```
public void setBackgroundTransparent(boolean transparent)
```
Specified by:

setBackgroundTransparent in interface ThickDataview

Parameters:
transparent - true to make the graph background transparent, otherwise false
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Sets the transparency of the graph background depending on the boolean argument passed.

processAlertEvent

protected void processAlertEvent(int eventID)

drawImage

public void drawImage(java.awt.Image image,
             int x,
             int y,
             java.awt.Graphics g)

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

paint
```
public void paint(java.awt.Graphics g)
```
Overrides:

paint in class javax.swing.JComponent

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Override to show the offscreen image when printing or previewing

modelWaitDataAvailable
```
public void modelWaitDataAvailable(WaitDataAvailableEvent e)
```
Description copied from interface: ModelListener

Inform view that a lazy data fetch has been completed. This method is called by the ModelAdapter in response to the completion of a lazy data fetch. Application developers do not need to call it.

Specified by:

modelWaitDataAvailable in interface ModelListener

Overrides:

modelWaitDataAvailable in class Dataview

Parameters:
e - Information about the fetch.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Responds to the completion of a time-consuming data fetch. When fetching data will take a long time, the graph displays a message until the data fetch is completed. When all of the data is fetched, then the model calls this method. This method then clears the message and displays the data.
Application developers do not need to call this method.

setPieBarSeries
```
public void setPieBarSeries(int series)
```
Specifies the series for which the bar shows detail, in a pie-bar or ring-bar graph. The pie is rotated so that the series specified in this method is closest to the bar.

Parameters:
series - The index of the series for which you want to show detail. Valid values range from 0 to one less than the number of series in the data for this graph. You can find the maximum value by subtracting 1 from the return value of the getSeriesObjectCount method. If you pass an invalid value, then this method logs a message to the error handler and does not change the series.
See Also:
getSeriesObjectCount()

getPieBarSeries
```
public int getPieBarSeries()
```
Retrieves the index of series for which the bar shows detail, in a pie-bar or ring-bar graph.

Returns:
The index of series for which the bar shows detail. Indexes begin at 0.

isDualY
```
public boolean isDualY()
```
Indicates whether the graph type is a dual-Y graph type. Dual-Y graphs are graphs that have a Y2-axis. Graph types whose constants have "2Y" have a Y2-axis. Pareto graphs and stock graphs that include volume also have a Y2-axis.

Returns:
true if the graph has a Y2-axis, false if it does not.
See Also:
setGraphType(int)

setPrintOrPreviewMode
```
public void setPrintOrPreviewMode(boolean bool)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Sets whether table is in print or print preview mode. When in print or preview mode, offscreen image is displayed. This is used by GraphPrinter class.

convertGraphTypeToString
```
public static java.lang.String convertGraphTypeToString(int value)
```
Generates a String representation of a graph type constant. This method takes a graph type constant and produces a String that is appropriate to use as an attribute value when you use the BI Beans persistence service and search for graphs that have a particular graph type.
For example:
```
 //pmMyFolder is the PersistenceManager for MyFolder
 BasicAttributes _attrs = new BasicAttributes();
 _attrs.put(PSRConstants.Attributes.OBJECT_TYPE, PSRConstants.GRAPH);
 _attrs.put(Graph.GRAPH_TYPE, Graph.convertGraphTypeToString(Graph.BAR_VERT_CLUST));
 
```
Parameters:
value - The graph type constant that you want to convert.

Returns:
A String for the graph type.

convertGraphTypeToInt
```
public static int convertGraphTypeToInt(java.lang.String string)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Converts Graph type String constants to Integer constants. This is used by get/setXML().

isPrintOrPreviewMode
```
public boolean isPrintOrPreviewMode()
```
Specified by:

isPrintOrPreviewMode in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Indicates whether print or preview is happening.

updatePageItems
```
public void updatePageItems()
```
Specified by:

updatePageItems in interface ThickDataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

applyViewFormat
```
public void applyViewFormat(ComponentHandle componentHandle,
                   ViewFormat viewFormat)
```
Specified by:

applyViewFormat in interface GraphAttribute

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getComponentViewFormat
```
public ViewFormat getComponentViewFormat(ComponentHandle componentHandle)
```
Specified by:

getComponentViewFormat in interface GraphAttribute

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

firePrintBegin
```
protected void firePrintBegin(java.lang.Object source)
```
Overrides:

firePrintBegin in class Dataview

Parameters:
source - source of the event.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

This is called by GraphPrinter.java. This does nothing but calls super class method. This reason for having this is- superclass method is protected and GraphPrinter cannot directly access that method.

firePrintEnd
```
protected void firePrintEnd(java.lang.Object source)
```
Overrides:

firePrintEnd in class Dataview

Parameters:
source - source of the event.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

This is called by GraphPrinter.java. This does nothing but calls super class method. This reason for having this is- superclass method is protected and GraphPrinter cannot directly access that method.

updateResourceBundle
```
protected void updateResourceBundle()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

setContext
```
public void setContext()
```
Specified by:

setContext in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the context

getViewXML
```
protected DataviewXML getViewXML()
```
Specified by:

getViewXML in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getObjectNode
```
protected oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode getObjectNode(boolean allProperties)
```
Specified by:

getObjectNode in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getPagingControlXML
```
public oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode getPagingControlXML(boolean allProperties)
```
Specified by:

getPagingControlXML in interface ThickDataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

setPagingControlXML

public void setPagingControlXML(oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode pagingControl,
                       java.lang.String version,
                       int reset)

Specified by:: setPagingControlXML in interface ThickDataview

setXML

protected void setXML(oracle.dss.util.xml.ObjectNode node,
          int reset)

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

setXMLAsString
```
public boolean setXMLAsString(java.lang.String xml)
                       throws oracle.dss.util.persistence.BIPersistenceException
```
Specifies the XML representation of this Graph. The persistence service calls this method when the view is restored from the BI Beans Catalog. This method does not reset any properties before applying the XML to this Graph.
Application developers should not call this method. To load XML from a file, call setXML or readXML.

Specified by:

setXMLAsString in interface oracle.dss.util.persistence.StringXMLizable

Specified by:

setXMLAsString in class Dataview

Parameters:
xml - The XML representation of the view.

Returns:
true if the XML was successfully set, false if not.

Throws:

BIPersistenceException - If a problem occurs in setting the XML.

oracle.dss.util.persistence.BIPersistenceException - If a problem occurs in setting the XML.
See Also:
readXML(java.io.InputStream, int), setXML(java.lang.String, int)

setPersistableComponents
```
public void setPersistableComponents(oracle.dss.util.persistence.AggregateInfo[] persistables)
```
Description copied from interface: oracle.dss.util.persistence.contract.AggregableContract

Specifies a list of Persistable components that the component aggregates.

Specified by:

setPersistableComponents in interface oracle.dss.util.persistence.contract.AggregableContract

Overrides:

setPersistableComponents in class Dataview

Parameters:
aggregates - a AggregateInfo[] value that represents the components to assign to the graph.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies the components associated with the graph

getPersistableAttributes
```
public oracle.dss.util.persistence.PersistableAttributes getPersistableAttributes(oracle.dss.util.persistence.PersistableAttributes oldAttrs)
```
Description copied from class: Dataview

Retrieves the attributes of this Dataview, for searching. This method adds the attributes that this Dataview defines to the attributes that the application has specified. The attributes are used by the persistence service, when users search the repository for components that have particular attribute values.

Specified by:

getPersistableAttributes in interface oracle.dss.util.persistence.SimplePersistable

Specified by:

getPersistableAttributes in class Dataview

Parameters:
attrs - a PersistableAttributes value that represents the searchable attributes set by the user application.

Returns:
PersistableAttributes which represent the searchable properties of the graph (the ones passed into the method augmented by graph-specific properties).
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Reterun a structure consisting of PeristableAttibutes (i.e. search attributes associated with this graph) which are used for searching for this graph in the database.

loadCompleted
```
public void loadCompleted()
                   throws oracle.dss.util.persistence.BIPersistenceException
```
Throws:

oracle.dss.util.persistence.BIPersistenceException
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

setTabularData
```
public boolean setTabularData(java.util.List tableRows)
```
Specifies data for the Graph, from a table of data. Use this method to provide data row-by-row, from a file of tab-delimited or comma-separated values, or from a JDBC ResultSet.
When you use this method, you extract values from the file or ResultSet, organize them, and then pass them all in one call to this method. The graph creates a grid of data from the data that you pass in, and it uses this grid to populate itself.
For each data value in the table or result set, you construct an array of three Objects:
- The object at index 0 is the label for the column, in the grid that the graph constructs, in which the data item belongs. This is normally a String. If the graph has a time axis, then this should be a Java Date. Column labels appear as group labels in the graph, unless DataRowShownAsASeries is false.
- The object at index 1 is the label for the row, in the grid that the graph constructs, in which the data item belongs. This is normally a String. Row labels appear as series labels in the graph (usually in the legend), unless DataRowShownAsASeries is false. In this case, if the graph has a time axis, then this should be a Java Date.
- The object at index 2 is the data value, usually a Double.
You add each Object array to a List (normally an ArrayList or a Vector). You pass the complete List to this method.
The following table shows a set of data to pass to the graph through this method:

Boston Bowties 97300

Boston Neckties 413812

Cleveland Bowties 48025

Cleveland Neckties 298511

The Object arrays would look like this, if you want the types of ties to appear in the legend (assuming that data rows in the grid represent series):
```
 Object[] tableRow1 = {"Boston", "Bowties", new Double(97300)};
 Object[] tableRow2 = {"Boston", "Neckties", new Double(413812)};
 Object[] tableRow3 = {"Cleveland", "Bowties", new Double(48025)};
 Object[] tableRow4 = {"Cleveland", "Neckties", new Double(298511)};

 // add the arrays to a List
 ArrayList data = new ArrayList();
 data.add(tableRow1);
 data.add(tableRow2);
 data.add(tableRow3);
 data.add(tableRow4);

 // pass the List to this method
 graph.setTabularData(data);
 
```
The grid that this method constructs and feeds to the graph looks like this:

Boston Cleveland

Bowties 97300 48025

Neckties 413812 298511

Note that the data is not interactive. If you want users to be able to rotate or drill, you will have to provide a way for them to express that intention, and you must call this method again to display the rearranged data.
Parameters:
tableRows - List of data to plot in the graph.

Returns:
true if data is successfully set on the graph, false if there is a data problem.
See Also:
isDataRowShownAsASeries()

applySampleData
```
public void applySampleData()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

This method sets sample data on the graph that is designed to provide a a meaningful sample graph. The data applied is dependent on graph type because several graph types have very specific data requirements. Other graph types simply look better with specific data sets. This method is called in order to produce sample graph images in our Styles and Layout UI panels.

setGridData
```
public boolean setGridData(java.lang.Object[] columnLabels,
                  java.lang.Object[] rowLabels,
                  java.lang.Object[][] data)
```
Parameters:
columnLabels - labels for the columns of data; typically Strings
rowLabels - labels for the rows of data; typically Strings
data - values to be plotted in the graph, indexed first by column, then by row; typically Doubles and Date in case of TimeSeries graphs

Returns:
true if data is successfully set on the graph, false otherwise
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Set data on the Graph. Data is provided in grid form, where the number of rows and columns are known ahead of time.

getColumnCount
```
public int getColumnCount()
                   throws EdgeOutOfRangeException
```
Retrieves the number of columns of data that this graph displays.

Returns:
The number of data columns that this graph displays.

Throws:

EdgeOutOfRangeException - If the data source does not support the the column edge.

EdgeOutOfRangeException
See Also:
isDataRowShownAsASeries()

getRowCount
```
public int getRowCount()
                throws EdgeOutOfRangeException
```
Retrieves the number of rows of data that this graph displays.

Returns:
The number of data rows that this graph displays.

Throws:

EdgeOutOfRangeException - If the data source does not support the row edge.

EdgeOutOfRangeException
See Also:
isDataRowShownAsASeries()

getDataAccessSliceLabel
```
public java.lang.Object getDataAccessSliceLabel(int edge,
                                       int slice,
                                       java.lang.String type)
                                         throws EdgeOutOfRangeException,
                                                SliceOutOfRangeException
```
Retrieves the label for the data slice in the DataAccess for this graph. The UI calls this method to get information about the series when it displays the plot area panel.

Parameters:
edge - The edge that you want labels for. The oracle.dss.graph.gui.Series class calls this with DataAccess.ROW_EDGE.
slice - The slice of data that you want labels for.
type - The type of data that you want from the DataAccess. oracle.dss.graph.gui.Series calls this method with MetadataMap.METADATA_LONGLABEL as the type.

Returns:
The label for the specified slice of data.

Throws:

EdgeOutOfRangeException - If edge is not a valid edge.

SliceOutOfRangeException - If slice is not a valid slice.

EdgeOutOfRangeException

SliceOutOfRangeException
See Also:
DataAccess.getSliceLabel(int, int, java.lang.String)

setMetadataDrillSupported
```
protected void setMetadataDrillSupported(boolean supported)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DRILLSTATE type true or false

isMetadataDrillSupported
```
protected boolean isMetadataDrillSupported()
```
Returns:
true if METADATA_DRILLSTATE is supported, else false
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

setDataUnformattedSupported
```
protected void setDataUnformattedSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setDataUnformattedSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set DATA_UNFORMATTED type to true or false

setMetadataLongLabelSupported
```
protected void setMetadataLongLabelSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setMetadataLongLabelSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set METADATA_LONGLABEL type to true or false

setMetadataMediumLabelSupported
```
protected void setMetadataMediumLabelSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setMetadataMediumLabelSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set flag for METADATA_MEDIUMLABEL type to true or false

setMetadataShortLabelSupported
```
protected void setMetadataShortLabelSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setMetadataShortLabelSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set METADATA_SHORTLABEL type to true or false

setMetadataValueSupported
```
protected void setMetadataValueSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setMetadataValueSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set METADATA_VALUE type to true or false

setMetadataDrillParentDateSupported
```
protected void setMetadataDrillParentDateSupported(boolean supported)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DRILL_PARENT_DATE type true or false

isMetadataDrillParentDateSupported
```
protected boolean isMetadataDrillParentDateSupported()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DRILL_PARENT_DATE type true or false

setMetadataDrillParentDateSpanSupported
```
protected void setMetadataDrillParentDateSpanSupported(boolean supported)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DRILL_PARENT_DATESPAN type true or false

isMetadataDrillParentDateSpanSupported
```
protected boolean isMetadataDrillParentDateSpanSupported()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DRILL_PARENT_DATESPAN type true or false

setMetadataDateSupported
```
protected void setMetadataDateSupported(boolean supported)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DATE type true or false

setMetadataDateSpanSupported
```
protected void setMetadataDateSpanSupported(boolean supported)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DATESPAN type true or false

isMetadataDateSpanSupported
```
protected boolean isMetadataDateSpanSupported()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for METADATA_DATESPAN type true or false

setLayerMetaMediumLabelSupported
```
protected void setLayerMetaMediumLabelSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setLayerMetaMediumLabelSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set flag for LAYER_METADATA_MEDIUMLABEL type to true or false

setLayerMetaShortLabelSupported
```
protected void setLayerMetaShortLabelSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setLayerMetaShortLabelSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set LAYER_METADATA_SHORTLABEL type to true or false

setLayerMetaNameSupported
```
protected void setLayerMetaNameSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setLayerMetaNameSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set LAYER_METADATA_NAME type to true or false

metadataLabelTypeChanged
```
protected void metadataLabelTypeChanged()
```
Overrides:

metadataLabelTypeChanged in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Update the view after the metadata label type has changed.

beginAxisChanges
```
public void beginAxisChanges()
```
Deprecated. As of 4.0, no replacement as there is no need to call this method anymore

Prevents calculation of axis values while the user interface panel sets axis scaling properties.

endAxisChanges
```
public void endAxisChanges()
```
Deprecated. As of 4.0, no replacement as there is no need to call this method anymore

Re-enables calculation of axis values after the user interface panel sets axis scaling properties.

setSwapAllowed
```
public void setSwapAllowed(boolean swap)
```
Specifies whether users can swap page items in this view. When SwapAllowed is true, then users can click the two page items that they want to swap, in order to swap the items. The view will then ask the data source to perform a pivot of type DataDirector.PIVOT_SWAP.
When SwapAllowed is false, then users must move the two page items separately, and the view will ask for two separate pivot actions of type DataDirector.PIVOT_MOVE_BEFORE or DataDirector.PIVOT_MOVE_AFTER. By default, swapping is disabled.

Specified by:

setSwapAllowed in interface ThickDataview

Specified by:

setSwapAllowed in class Dataview

Parameters:
swap - true to enable swapping, false to disable it.
See Also:
isSwapAllowed(), DataDirector

isSwapAllowed
```
public boolean isSwapAllowed()
```
Indicates whether swapping is allowed in this view. When this method returns true, then users can swap items by clicking the two items. When this method returns false, then users must move each item separately.

Specified by:

isSwapAllowed in interface ThickDataview

Specified by:

isSwapAllowed in class Dataview

Returns:
true if swapping is enabled, false if it is not.
See Also:
setSwapAllowed(boolean)

setLayerMetaLongLabelSupported
```
protected void setLayerMetaLongLabelSupported(boolean supported)
```
Overrides:

setLayerMetaLongLabelSupported in class Dataview

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the flag for LAYER_METADATA_LONGLABEL type true or false

notEnoughData
```
public void notEnoughData(NotEnoughData neData)
```
Parameters:
neData - Information about the insufficient data condition.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Constructs the message that is displayed, instead of the graph, when there is not enough data to display the graph. This method is called by the GraphControllerAdapter when there is insufficient data to display the graph. Application developers do not need to call this method.

isGroupSeriesTooltipSupported
```
public boolean isGroupSeriesTooltipSupported(int edge)
```
Indicates whether group or series option (depending on the edge passed in) is supported in the tooltips. If it is, then the PlotArea panel enables the appropriate checkbox. If it is not, then the checkbox is disabled. This method works for the row edge and the column edge only.
Application developers should not need to call this method.

Parameters:
edge - DataDirector.ROW_EDGE for the row edge, or DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE for the column edge.

Returns:
true If the the option is supported false If the option is not supported and the checkbox should be disabled.
See Also:
DataDirector.COLUMN_EDGE, DataDirector.ROW_EDGE

getDataFilter
```
public DataFilter getDataFilter()
```
Retrieves an implementation of the DataFilter interface.

Returns:
The DataFilter that specifies how much of the DataAccess to display in this graph.

isStyleOverrideFlag
```
protected boolean isStyleOverrideFlag(int attrID)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

setMaxBarWidth
```
public void setMaxBarWidth(int width)
```
Specifies the maximum width of a bar, in virtual coordinate units. The maximum width applies to bars in bar, area, line, combination, and stock graphs. The default value is 2000.

Parameters:
width - The maximum width for bars in this graph, in virtual coordinate units. Pass -1 to remove limits on the widths of bars. Any other value less than 1 is invalid. If you pass an invalid value, then this method logs an error with the error handler and does not set the MaxBarWidth property.

getMaxBarWidth
```
public int getMaxBarWidth()
```
Retrieves the maximum width of bar in this graph, in virtual coordinates. The maximum width applies to bars in bar, area, line, combination, and stock graphs. The default value is 2000. A value of -1 means that there is no maximum limit on bar width.

Returns:
The maximum width of a bar, in virtual coordinate units.

setDrillingEnabled
```
public void setDrillingEnabled(boolean b)
```
Specifies whether drilling is allowed in this view. Drilling is enabled by default.

Specified by:

setDrillingEnabled in interface DataviewAttributes

Overrides:

setDrillingEnabled in class Dataview

Parameters:
b - true to enable drilling; false to disable drilling.

saveDrillState
```
protected void saveDrillState()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

saves the drill state for the Row and Column edge

getMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize
```
public int getMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize()
```
Retrieves the maximum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph. The effect of this property appears only when the FontSizeAbsolute property for the tick label component is set to false, and the TextFittingAutomatic is set to true.

Returns:
The maximum font size for autofit tick labels, in virtual coordinate units.
See Also:
getMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(), setMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(int), setMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.getMaxAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.getMinAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.setMaxAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.setMinAutoFontSize(int)

setMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize
```
public void setMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(int size)
```
Specifies the maximum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph. The effect of this property appears only when the FontSizeAbsolute property for the tick label component is set to false, and the TextFittingAutomatic is set to true.

Parameters:
size - The maximum font size for autofit tick labels, in virtual coordinate units. Valid values are from 1 to 16000. If you pass an invalid value, then this method logs a message with the error handler and does not change the value of the property.
See Also:
getMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(), getMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(), setMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.getMaxAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.getMinAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.setMaxAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.setMinAutoFontSize(int)

getMinTickLabelAutoFontSize
```
public int getMinTickLabelAutoFontSize()
```
Retrieves the minimum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph. The effect of this property appears only when the FontSizeAbsolute property for the tick label component is set to false, and the TextFittingAutomatic is set to true.

Returns:
The minimum font size for autofit tick labels, in virtual coordinate units.
See Also:
getMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(), setMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(int), setMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.getMaxAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.getMinAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.setMaxAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.setMinAutoFontSize(int)

setMinTickLabelAutoFontSize
```
public void setMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(int size)
```
Specifies the minimum font size for tick labels that are automatically sized to fit in this graph. The effect of this property appears only when the FontSizeAbsolute property for the tick label component is set to false, and the TextFittingAutomatic is set to true.

Parameters:
size - The minimum font size for autofit tick labels, in virtual coordinate units. Valid values are from 1 to 16000. If you pass an invalid value, then this method logs a message with the error handler and does not change the value of the property.
See Also:
getMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(), getMinTickLabelAutoFontSize(), setMaxTickLabelAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.getMaxAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.getMinAutoFontSize(), BaseLegendText.setMaxAutoFontSize(int), BaseLegendText.setMinAutoFontSize(int)

getLegendSeriesCount
```
public int getLegendSeriesCount()
```
Retrieves the number of series that are represented in the legend, independent of the number that the graph displays. The DisplaySeries property takes precedence over this property. Automatic graph layout ignores this property. The doAutoLayout method sets this property to the number of series that appear in the legend.

Returns:
The number of series that are represented in the legend.
See Also:
setLegendScrollbarPresence(int), setDisplaySeries(int), setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

setLegendSeriesCount
```
public void setLegendSeriesCount(int count)
```
Specifies the number of series to show in the legend, independent of the number of series that the graph displays. The default value is 20.
Use this method, with the setLegendScrollbarPresence method, to make the legend scrollable.
HTML-client graphs do not support scrollable legends. Do not call this method in a thin graph.
Automatic graph layout ignores this property. The doAutoLayout method sets it to the number of series that appear in the legend.

Parameters:
count - The number of series to show in the legend. Pass 0 to show all series that the graph displays. If you pass a value less than 0, then this message logs a message with the error handler and does not set the property.
See Also:
setLegendScrollbarPresence(int), setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

getLegendSeriesStart
```
public int getLegendSeriesStart()
```
Retrieve the index of the first series that appears in the legend, independent of the first series that the graph displays. This property has an effect only when LegendSeriesCount is set to show a subset of the total number of series, and DisplaySeries is set to show all the series.
Automatic graph layout ignores this property. The doAutoLayout method sets it to 0.

Returns:
The index of the first series that appears in the legend. The first series is series 0.
See Also:
setLegendSeriesCount(int), setDisplaySeries(int), setLegendScrollbarPresence(int), setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

setLegendSeriesStart
```
public void setLegendSeriesStart(int start)
```
Specifies the index of the first series that appears in the legend, independent of the first series that the graph displays. This property has an effect only when LegendSeriesCount is set to show a subset of the total number of series, and DisplaySeries is set to show all the series.
If you make the legend scrollable, and users scroll through the legend, then the graph automatically sets this property.
HTML-client graphs do not support scrollable legends. Do not call this method in a thin graph.
Automatic graph layout ignores this property. The doAutoLayout method sets it to 0.

Parameters:
start - The index of the first series to display in the legend. Valid values are from zero to GROUPANDSERIESLIMIT. If you pass an invalid value, then this method logs an error with the error handler and does not set the property.
See Also:
GraphConstants.GROUPANDSERIESLIMIT, setLegendSeriesCount(int), setDisplaySeries(int), setLegendScrollbarPresence(int), setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

getLegendScrollbarPresence
```
public int getLegendScrollbarPresence()
```
Retrieves the circumstances under which a scrollbar appears for the legend of this graph. This property, with the LegendSeriesCount property, work to make the legend scrollable. The ScrollbarPresenceSeries property takes precedence over this property.
HTML-client graphs do not support scrollable legends. The default value is SP_AS_NEEDED.
Automatic graph layout ignores this property. The doAutoLayout method sets it to SP_NEVER.

Returns:
A constant that specifies when the legend scrollbar appears. Valid values begin with SP_ and are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.SP_ALWAYS, GraphConstants.SP_NEVER, GraphConstants.SP_AS_NEEDED, setScrollbarPresenceSeries(int), setLegendSeriesCount(int), setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

setLegendScrollbarPresence
```
public void setLegendScrollbarPresence(int presence)
```
Specifies the circumstances under which a scrollbar appears for the legend of this graph. Use this property, with the LegendSeriesCount property, to make the legend scrollable. The ScrollbarPresenceSeries property takes precedence over this property.
HTML-client graphs do not support scrollable legends. In a thin graph, you should all this method to set the property to SP_NEVER. The default value is SP_AS_NEEDED.
Automatic graph layout ignores this property. The doAutoLayout method sets it to SP_NEVER.

Parameters:
presence - A constant that specifies when to display a scrollbar in the legend. Valid values begin with SP_ and are listed in the See Also section. If you pass an invalid value, then this method logs an error with the error handler and does not set the property.
See Also:
GraphConstants.SP_ALWAYS, GraphConstants.SP_NEVER, GraphConstants.SP_AS_NEEDED, setScrollbarPresenceSeries(int), setLegendSeriesCount(int), setAutoLayout(int), doAutoLayout(int)

isGroup3DPanels
```
public boolean isGroup3DPanels()
```
Returns:
true if all of the panels are treated as one object, false if the panels are treated as individual objects.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Indicates whether all of the 3-D panels are treated as one object.

setGroup3DPanels
```
public void setGroup3DPanels(boolean yesNo)
```
Parameters:
yesNo - true to treat all of the 3D panels as one object, false to treat them as individual objects.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies whether all of the 3-D panels are treated as one object.

setExplicitTimeRangeStart
```
public void setExplicitTimeRangeStart(java.util.Date date)
```
Specifies the explicit time range start date for a time axis. On a time axis, you can specify an explicit time range to show up on the time axis using the following methods. setExplicitTimeRangeStart(Date date) setExplicitTimeRangeEnd(Date date) setTimeRangeMode(TRM_EXPLICIT) You have to set all the three methods for the explicit time range to take effect. The underlying engine calculates and sets DisplayGroups and StartGroup properties in case of a regular time axis. Suppose the time axis is showing Jan 2000 to Dec 2000. You can set an explicit time range March 2000 - June 2000. Then the the time axis only shows March 2000 - June 2000.

Parameters:
date - explicit time range start date.

getExplicitTimeRangeStart
```
public java.util.Date getExplicitTimeRangeStart()
```
Retrieves the explicit time range start date.

Returns:
the explicit time range start date.

setExplicitTimeRangeEnd
```
public void setExplicitTimeRangeEnd(java.util.Date date)
```
Specifies the explicit time range end date for a time axis. On a time axis, you can specify an explicit time range to show up on the time axis using the following methods. setExplicitTimeRangeStart(Date date) setExplicitTimeRangeEnd(Date date) setTimeRangeMode(TRM_EXPLICIT) You have to set all the three methods for the explicit time range to take effect. The underlying engine calculates and sets DisplayGroups and StartGroup properties in case of a regular time axis. Suppose the time axis is showing Jan 2000 to Dec 2000. You can set an explicit time range March 2000 - June 2000. Then the the time axis only shows March 2000 - June 2000.

Parameters:
date - explicit time range end date.

getExplicitTimeRangeEnd
```
public java.util.Date getExplicitTimeRangeEnd()
```
Retrieves the explicit time range end date.

Returns:
the explicit time range end date.

setTimeRangeMode
```
public void setTimeRangeMode(int mode)
```
Specifies the time range mode on a time axis. Valid constants are TRM_OFF, TRM_RELATIVE_LAST, TRM_RELATIVE_FIRST and TRM_EXPLICIT. The default is TRM_OFF which means show all the data on the time axis. TRM_RELATIVE_LAST and TRM_RELATIVE_FIRST are used for setting relative time on the time axis such as 'last seven days' or 'first seven months'. Relative time range from the last data point or from the first data point can be set on the time axis using the following API. setTimeRangeMode(int mode) //set to TRM_RELATIVE_LAST or TRM_RELATIVE_FIRST setRelativeTimeRange(long time) //relative time in milli seconds Suppose the time axis is showing Jan 2 - Jan 14 and we want to see last 7 days(Jan 8 -Jan 14), then the following properties must be set. setTimeRangeMode(TRM_RELATIVE_LAST) setRelativeTimeRange( 7 days in milliseconds) TRM_EXPLICIT is used for setting explicit time range. On a time axis, you can specify an explicit time range to show up on the time axis using the following methods. setExplicitTimeRangeStart(Date date) setExplicitTimeRangeEnd(Date date) setTimeRangeMode(TRM_EXPLICIT) You have to set all the three methods for the explicit time range to take effect. Suppose the time axis is showing Jan 2000 to Dec 2000. You can set an explicit time range March 2000 - June 2000. Then the the time axis only shows March 2000 - June 2000.

Parameters:
mode - the time range mode.

getTimeRangeMode
```
public int getTimeRangeMode()
```
Retrieves the time range mode. Valid constants are TRM_OFF, TRM_RELATIVE_LAST, TRM_RELATIVE_FIRST and TRM_EXPLICIT. Default is TRM_OFF.

setRelativeTimeRange
```
public void setRelativeTimeRange(long time)
```
Specifies the relative time range in milliseconds for time axis. Relative time range from the last data point or from the first data point can be set on the time axis using the following API. setTimeRangeMode(int mode) //set to TRM_RELATIVE_LAST or TRM_RELATIVE_FIRST setRelativeTimeRange(long time) //relative time in milli seconds The time in milliseconds must be a positive number. The underlying engine calculates and sets DisplayGroups and StartGroup properties in case of a regular time axis. Suppose the time axis is showing Jan 2 - Jan 14 and we want to see last 7 days(Jan 8 -Jan 14), then the following properties must be set. setTimeRangeMode(TRM_RELATIVE_LAST) setRelativeTimeRange( 7 days in milliseconds)

getRelativeTimeRange
```
public long getRelativeTimeRange()
```
Retrieves the relative time range in milliseconds.

Returns:

calculatePlacement
```
public void calculatePlacement()
```
Forces the graph to perform a complete calculation of its elements. Call this method if you need to get image map information before the graph is rendered, or if you need to get property values that are normally calculated as the graph renders itself. For example, the graph calculates automatic axis scaling values as it renders itself. Call this method if you need such information before the graph is rendered.

getComponentViewStyle
```
public ViewStyle getComponentViewStyle(ComponentHandle componentHandle)
```
Description copied from interface: GraphAttribute

Retrieves the ViewStyle for a selected component. The graph supports a ViewStyle for page items only.

Specified by:

getComponentViewStyle in interface GraphAttribute

Parameters:
componentHandle - The ComponentHandle for the component whose ViewStyle you want. Implementers should screen for the PageItemComponentHandle.

Returns:
The ViewStyle for page items.
See Also:
PageItemComponentHandle
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

applyViewStyle
```
public void applyViewStyle(ComponentHandle componentHandle,
                  ViewStyle viewStyle)
```
Description copied from interface: GraphAttribute

Applies a ViewStyle to a page item.

Specified by:

applyViewStyle in interface GraphAttribute

Parameters:
componentHandle - The ComponentHandle for the page item that you want to format.
viewStyle - The ViewStyle that specifies formatting for the page item.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getIntlString
```
public java.lang.String getIntlString(java.lang.String key)
```
Specified by:

getIntlString in interface DataviewCommon

Overrides:

getIntlString in class Dataview

Parameters:
key - the String that needs to be translated.

Returns:
the translated String
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getViewType
```
public int getViewType()
```
Retrieves the specific type of subclass of this Dataview. This method returns Dataview.VIEW_TYPE_GRAPH.

Specified by:

getViewType in interface DataviewCommon

Specified by:

getViewType in interface UIView

Specified by:

getViewType in class Dataview

Returns:
The constant Dataview.VIEW_TYPE_GRAPH
See Also:
DataviewConstants.VIEW_TYPE_GRAPH

getDataErrorFont
```
public java.awt.Font getDataErrorFont()
```
Retrieves the font for the message that indicates that there is not enough data to draw the graph. When the data that has been specified for a graph is not sufficient to display a graph, a message appears instead of the graph. This method returns the font that is used for that message.

Returns:
The font used for the "not enough data" message.

setDataErrorFont
```
public void setDataErrorFont(java.awt.Font font)
```
Specifies the font for the message that indicates that there is not enough data to draw the graph. When the data that has been specified for a graph is not sufficient to display a graph, a message appears instead of the graph. This method specifies the font that is used for that message.

Parameters:
font - The font to use for the "not enough data" message.
See Also:
setDataErrorTextCallback(oracle.dss.graph.DataErrorTextCallback)

setDataModelType
```
public void setDataModelType(int dataModelType)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies the data model type for Scatter, Bubble and Stock Graphs. The default is DMT_DEFAULT.

getDataModelType
```
public int getDataModelType()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the data model type for Scatter, Bubble and Stock Graphs.

setTimeAxisDateFormat
```
public void setTimeAxisDateFormat(int element,
                         java.lang.String format)
```
Specifies the format for a date element on the time axis.

Parameters:
element - The date element on the time axis for which to set the format. Valid constants are GraphConstants.YEAR, GraphConstants.MONTH, GraphConstants.DAY, and GraphConstants.TIME.
format - The format for the given date element. Valid constants are listed in the See Also section. Except for NONE and AUTOMATIC, the constant for an element begins with the element constant. For example, constants for month formats begin with MONTH_.
See Also:
GraphConstants.AUTOMATIC, TransferHandler.NONE, GraphConstants.YEAR_LONG, GraphConstants.YEAR_LONG_WITH_COMMA, GraphConstants.YEAR_SHORT, GraphConstants.YEAR_SHORT_WITH_APOSTROPHE, GraphConstants.MONTH_LONG, GraphConstants.MONTH_SHORT, GraphConstants.MONTH_NUMBER, GraphConstants.MONTH_SINGLE_LETTER, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_WEEK_NUMBER, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_WEEK, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_MONTH, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_WEEK_ABBR, GraphConstants.DAY_SINGLE_LETTER, GraphConstants.HOUR, GraphConstants.HOUR24, GraphConstants.HOUR_MINUTE, GraphConstants.HOUR24_MINUTE, GraphConstants.HOUR_MINUTE_SECOND, GraphConstants.HOUR24_MINUTE_SECOND

getTimeAxisDateFormat
```
public java.lang.String getTimeAxisDateFormat(int element)
```
Retrieves the format for a date element on the time axis.

Parameters:
element - The date element on the time axis for which to get the format; available constants are GraphConstants.YEAR, GraphConstants.MONTH, GraphConstants.DAY, and GraphConstants.TIME.

Returns:
The format for the specified date element. Valid constants for each element are listed in the See Also section.
See Also:
GraphConstants.AUTOMATIC, TransferHandler.NONE, GraphConstants.YEAR_LONG, GraphConstants.YEAR_LONG_WITH_COMMA, GraphConstants.YEAR_SHORT, GraphConstants.YEAR_SHORT_WITH_APOSTROPHE, GraphConstants.MONTH_LONG, GraphConstants.MONTH_SHORT, GraphConstants.MONTH_NUMBER, GraphConstants.MONTH_SINGLE_LETTER, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_WEEK_NUMBER, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_WEEK, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_MONTH, GraphConstants.DAY_OF_WEEK_ABBR, GraphConstants.DAY_SINGLE_LETTER, GraphConstants.HOUR, GraphConstants.HOUR24, GraphConstants.HOUR_MINUTE, GraphConstants.HOUR24_MINUTE, GraphConstants.HOUR_MINUTE_SECOND, GraphConstants.HOUR24_MINUTE_SECOND

setNoDataErrorText
```
public void setNoDataErrorText(java.lang.String text)
```
Set the error text to display when graph has no data. The default value is null. When the value is null or an empty string, graph will display its default translated no data message, "No Data Currently Available".

Parameters:
text - error text

getNoDataErrorText
```
public java.lang.String getNoDataErrorText()
```
Get the error text to display when graph has no data. The default value is null. When the value is null or an empty string, graph will display its default translated no data message, "No Data Currently Available".

Returns:
error text

applyFontSizes
```
public void applyFontSizes(float ratio)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Applies font sizes to the text components based on the ratio passed in.

resetFontSizes
```
protected void resetFontSizes()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Resets the font sizes of the text components.

setDirty
```
public void setDirty(boolean yesNo)
```
Parameters:
yesNo - a boolean isDirty flag of the dataCallback
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

set the dataCallback's isDirty flag. When the dataCallback is dirty, the data will be read again and reformatted, next time the graph is redrawn

setFontMetricsResolver
```
public void setFontMetricsResolver(oracle.dss.presutil.FontMetricsResolver resolver)
```
Parameters:
resolver - FontMetricsResolver Graph should use
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Set the FontMetricsResolver, which is used to determine font metrics, such as line height and string width. If the given resolver is null, the default FontMetricsResolver will be used. The default FontMetricsResolver returns the same metrics as the FontMetrics class for a given font.

getFontMetricsResolver
```
public oracle.dss.presutil.FontMetricsResolver getFontMetricsResolver()
```
Returns:
FontMetricsResolver used by Graph
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Get the FontMetricsResolver used by Graph.

getDataviewCommon
```
public DataviewCommon getDataviewCommon()
```
Specified by:

getDataviewCommon in interface ExportableGraph

Returns:
view being exported
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Get the view being exported.

getMetadataStyle
```
public ViewStyle getMetadataStyle(java.lang.Object metaData,
                         ViewStyle initStyle,
                         int edge,
                         int depth,
                         int index)
```
Specified by:

getMetadataStyle in interface ExportableGraph

Parameters:
metaData - member metadata
initStyle - initial ViewStyle for the member
edge - edge member is on
depth - layer member is in
index - slice member is in

Returns:
resulting ViewStyle for the given member
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Get the resulting ViewStyle for the given member.

getPagingControlViewStyle
```
public ViewStyle getPagingControlViewStyle()
```
Specified by:

getPagingControlViewStyle in interface ExportableGraph

Returns:
default paging control ViewStyle
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Get the default paging control ViewStyle.

startExport
```
public boolean startExport()
```
Specified by:

startExport in interface ExportableGraph

Returns:
true if the view can begin exporting, false if not
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Inform the view that an export has started.

endExport
```
public void endExport()
```
Specified by:

endExport in interface ExportableGraph

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Inform the view that an export has ended.

isExporting
```
public boolean isExporting()
```
Specified by:

isExporting in interface ExportableGraph

Returns:
true if exporting, false if not
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Determine if this view is currently exporting to Excel.

getDrillState
```
protected boolean getDrillState(int edge,
                    int slice)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

retrieves the drill state for the specified edge and slice

isPie
```
protected boolean isPie(int graphType)
```
Parameters:
graphType - integer representing the graph type
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Determine whether the graph is Pie or Ring graph

isExcelOrDeskTop
```
public boolean isExcelOrDeskTop()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getThickPFJ
```
public oracle.dss.graph.pfj.ThickPFJ getThickPFJ()
```
Specified by:

getThickPFJ in interface ThickGraph

For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

isDrillingSupported
```
public boolean isDrillingSupported()
```
Specified by:

isDrillingSupported in interface DataviewAttributes

Overrides:

isDrillingSupported in class Dataview

Returns:
true if drilling is supported, false if drilling is not supported.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Determines whether drill is supported for the current graph type

getDrillParameters
```
public int[] getDrillParameters(ComponentHandle handle)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Returns drill parameters for a given component The return value will be null if component is not drillable Otherwise, an integer array will be returned, where: index 0 - Edge parameter index 1 - Layer parameter index 2 - Slice parameter

getAlternativeText
```
public java.lang.String getAlternativeText(ComponentHandle handle)
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

returns alternative text for drill related components

applyStyle

protected void applyStyle(CustomStyle style,
              int reset,
              boolean isStyleDefault)
                   throws oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException,
                          oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException,
                          oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException

Throws:: oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException; oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException; oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

getStyle
```
public CustomStyle getStyle()
```
Returns:
The last style that has been set on this graph.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the current style for this graph. This method returns the last style that was set on this graph. Any style property changes that have been made since the style was set are not included in the style that this method returns.

setStyle
```
public void setStyle(CustomStyle style)
              throws oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException,
                     oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException,
                     oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
```
Parameters:
style - The style to set on this graph.

Throws:

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException

oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Applies a style to this graph.

getStylePath
```
public java.lang.String getStylePath()
```
Retrieves the path name for the current style. This method returns the full path name of the XML file that was set on this graph through the setStylePath method.

Returns:
The path for the current style, or null if setStylePath has not been called.
See Also:
setStylePath(java.lang.String)

setStylePath
```
public void setStylePath(java.lang.String stylePath)
                  throws java.io.IOException,
                         oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException,
                         oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException,
                         oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
```
Applies a style to this graph based on the specified XML file. This method also sets the StylePath property.
Graph uses the getResourceAsStream method of its ClassLoader to look for the style XML file. The search order is described in the documentation for java.lang.ClassLoader.
The standard styles are packaged in bipres.jar under /oracle/dss/graph/styles/.

Parameters:
stylePath - The path of the XML to set as a style on this graph.

Throws:

java.io.IOException - If there is a problem loading the specified XML file.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException - If there is a problem reading the XML file.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException - If a general SAX exception occurs in parsing the XML.

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException - If the XML syntax is incorrect, or if the XML is not valid according to the DTD that is specified in the XML.

createStyle
```
public CustomStyle createStyle()
```
Returns:
The style.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves a style from the style property settings in this graph. This method collects all of the values of style propertes that have been set since the last time a style has been applied or since the graph was instantiated.

editStyle
```
public void editStyle(CustomStyle style)
               throws oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException,
                      oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException,
                      oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
```
Parameters:
style - The style to edit.

Throws:

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIIOException

oracle.dss.util.xml.BISAXException

oracle.dss.util.xml.BIParseException
See Also:
updateStyle(oracle.dss.util.CustomStyle)
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Opens an existing style for editing. To save the edits that you make, call the updateStyle method.

createGraphStyle
```
public CustomStyle createGraphStyle()
```
Returns:
The style.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves a new style from XML properties.

updateStyle
```
public void updateStyle(CustomStyle style)
```
Parameters:
style - The style to update.
See Also:
editStyle(oracle.dss.util.CustomStyle)
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Updates an existing style. Call this method to save changes to a style that you passed to the editStyle method.

getStyleXML
```
public java.lang.String getStyleXML()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

this method returns null if no property is overridden????

getBaseStyle
```
public CustomStyle getBaseStyle()
```
Returns:
The base style for this graph.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Retrieves the base style of this graph.

setBaseStyle
```
public void setBaseStyle(CustomStyle baseStyle)
```
Parameters:
style - The base style for this graph.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies the base style for this graph.

set3DEffect
```
public void set3DEffect(boolean yesNo)
```
Parameters:
yesNo - true to set 3D effect on.
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Specifies whether to set the 3D effect on the graph

is3DEffect
```
public boolean is3DEffect()
```
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Indicates whether the current graph has 3D effect

exportGraphToStream
```
public boolean exportGraphToStream(java.io.OutputStream out)
```
Specified by:

exportGraphToStream in interface ExportableGraph

Parameters:
out - OutputStream object to use in exporting the graph

Returns:
boolean True if the export completed successfully, False otherwise
For internal use only. Application developers should not use this

Called when the graph must be rendered to the provided OutputStream

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Class Graph

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class javax.swing.JPanel

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class javax.swing.JComponent

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class java.awt.Container

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class java.awt.Component

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface oracle.dss.graph.GraphConstants

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class oracle.dss.dataView.Dataview

Fields inherited from class javax.swing.JComponent

Fields inherited from class java.awt.Component

Fields inherited from interface oracle.dss.graph.GraphConstants

Fields inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.DataviewConstants

Fields inherited from interface java.awt.image.ImageObserver

Constructor Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class oracle.dss.dataView.Dataview

Methods inherited from class javax.swing.JPanel

Methods inherited from class javax.swing.JComponent

Methods inherited from class java.awt.Container

Methods inherited from class java.awt.Component

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.ExportableGraph

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.ThickDataview

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.DataviewAttributes

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.presutil.CommonViewAttributes

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.UIDataview

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.util.PagingControlAttributes

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.UIView

Methods inherited from interface oracle.dss.dataView.DataviewCommon

Field Detail

GRAPH_TYPE

GRAPH_XML_VERSION_NUMBER

m_pfj

m_graphModel

m_graphController

m_sampleDataSource

m_converter

m_offscreenImage

m_printOrPreviewMode

Constructor Detail

Graph

Graph

Graph

Graph

Method Detail

createPagingControl

firePropertyChange

resetToDefault

resetEverything

resetSuper

resetXMLProps

setVersion

getVersion

cleanUp

addMouseMotionListener

removeMouseMotionListener

addMouseListener

removeMouseListener

addKeyListener

removeKeyListener

addAlertListener

removeAlertListener

exportToGIF

exportToGIFWithException

exportToPNG

exportToPNGWithException

exportToSVG

exportToFlash

exportToSVGWithException

exportToSVG

exportToSVGWithException

isO1AxisSupported

getGraphComponentHandle

getGraphComponentHandle

getGraphController

setGraphController

getGraphFormatManager

setGraphFormatManager

getGraphStyleManager