The document discusses different options for creating graphs and charts in Java, including JFreeChart, charts4j, and JavaFX 2. It notes that JFreeChart is widely used and actively maintained due to its LGPL license and support for Swing. The document also mentions that the Apache POI library does not support getting charts from spreadsheets. Finally, it provides a brief overview of the Joeffice Java office suite, describing it as open source, supporting offline and online use, with tabbed and docking editors that work across Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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Joeffice
Graphs
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Graphs
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charts4j
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JFreeCharts
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JavaFX 2

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Why JFreeChart
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LGPL licence
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Widely used
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Still active
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Swing based

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JFreeChart

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JFreeChart

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JFreeChart

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JFreeChart

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JFreeChart

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No Charts in Apache-poi
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No support for getting the charts from a spreaksheet in Apache-poi

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Joeffice
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Java Office Suite
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Open Source (Apache licence 2.0)
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Offline & Online
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Tabs and docking editors
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Works on Windows, MacOS X, Linux