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1.5 +<html>
1.6 +<head>
1.7 + <title>Cewolf Tutorial(4): Define the chart in your JSP</title>
1.8 + <meta name="author" content="Guido Laures">
1.9 + <link href="../cewolf.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
1.10 +</head>
1.11 +<body>
1.12 +<h1>Tutorial: Step 4</h1>
1.13 +<h2>Define the chart in your JSP</h2>
1.14 +<pre><%@page contentType="text/html"%><br><%@taglib uri='/WEB-INF/cewolf.tld' prefix='cewolf' %><br><HTML><br><BODY><br><H1>Page View Statistics</H1><br><HR><br><jsp:useBean id="pageViews" class="de.laures.cewolf.example.PageViewCountData"/><br><cewolf:chart <br> id="line" <br> title="Page View Statistics" <br> type="line" <br> xaxislabel="Page" <br> yaxislabel="Views"><br> <cewolf:data><br> <cewolf:producer id="pageViews"/><br> </cewolf:data><br></cewolf:chart><br><p><br><cewolf:img chartid="line" renderer="cewolf" width="400" height="300"/><br><P><br></BODY><br></HTML><br></pre>
1.15 +<p> As you can see there are different tags of the cewolf taglib
1.16 +involved. The first <cewolf:chart> tag defines a chart with all
1.17 +its parameters. The concrete rendering is handled by the
1.18 +<cewolf:img> tag which adds the correct <img> tag in the
1.19 +rendered HTML page. The connection between both cewolf tags inside the
1.20 +JSP is specified by using the same <tt>id</tt> attributes. </p>
1.21 +<p> When calling this JSP from a client browser you should see the page
1.22 +view statistic chart. If you got a broken image have a look at your
1.23 +container's log files. </p>
1.24 +<p> <a href="step5.html">Step 5: Create ImageMap and Tooltip
1.25 +Information>></a> </p>
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