Silverlight experimentations from the .NET Visu Lab (Part 4)

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 of a hierarchical layout. The Diagram control offers several other layout algorithms, and each algorithm has tons of options to fit a large range of application.

Some of the things to note in this demo:

  • Each branch of the tree can be collapsed and re-expanded by double-clicking the parent node (you can also use the tree view on the left to collapse/expand).
  • When you zoom in (using the mouse wheel for example), more details appear in each node, and these details disappear again when you zoom out. This gives a clearer view at small zoom levels.

To run the demo you will need the Silverlight2 beta 2 plugin.

UPDATE: the demo has been updated to use the final release of Silverlight 2.

START THE DEMO

Overview
Silverlight Org Chart

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7 Responses to “Silverlight experimentations from the .NET Visu Lab (Part 4)”

  1. Sean Says:

    Can you update this for the released version of silverlight?

  2. Eric Durocher Says:

    Note that the sample has been updated to the final release of Silverlight 2.

  3. HR Says:

    When are you planning to release the silverlight version?

  4. Sean K Says:

    I too am interested in using the silverlight version. Especially if the print options are available

  5. Mark Says:

    Hi, is source code available for this project?

  6. simon Says:

    Great to see Silverlight version, should be easier for us .net guys to use than the Flex version.

    When coming out ….

  7. yves Says:

    Very Nice Nice Job !
    Do you plan to commercialize this chart as a stand alone component ? I’m very interested !!
    Thanks to answer

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