Continuing our series of posts on Silverlight experiments, here is a sample that you can use to view real-life data if you use Google Analytics to monitor your web site traffic.

The application first asks you to login using your Google…

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Here is yet another Silverlight experiment: an Organization Chart sample, similar to the ILOG Elixir Organization Chart component.

This new sample uses the same Diagram control as the one used in this post, but it uses a tree layout algorithm instead…

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Here is another post about Silverlight experimentations in the .NET Visu Lab. This time, the Silverlight application tries to mimic a previous very nice Flex example posted on the ILOG Elixir blog: The CIA World FactBook demo.

This example uses data from the…

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In a previous post I showed a first Silverlight experimentation displaying a project plan in a Silverlight Gantt Chart control. Here is a second experimentation on the same topic. This small example also displays a project plan but this time the…

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Here is the first post in a series about the Silverlight experiments we are doing in our .NET Visu Lab.   We are currently looking at how well the displays in our existing .NET products — see ILOG Gantt for .NET and…

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Ed Kiraly has posted in the JViews blog a series of videos recorded during a user group meeting in Paris. The recorded sessions (in French) are from our CEO, from the Visualization product team and from Microsoft and Adobe. You will find here a…

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The Link object in ILOG Diagrammer for .NET lets you easily add text items at any position on the link path (using the TextItems property), but there is no out-of-the box functionality to add other graphic decorations like icons. Here is a…

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Creating a Scrollable List

In part 1 and part 2 of this series, we explained some common techniques for creating complex ILOG Diagrammer for .NET user symbols, and we used a UMLType symbol as an example.

This post will focus on the description…

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With ILOG Diagrammer for .NET, you can create user symbols very easily, and this is covered extensively in the user manual and this post, among others.

ILOG Diagrammer for .NET also provides several built-in container classes, for example the Canvas…

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In the previous “Diagrammer Tips and Tricks” series (see Part 1 and Part 2), you have learnt how to create a user symbol and how to define design-time capabilities. In this new article, we will explain how to enable Smart Tags…

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