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<h1>mxGraph Java</h1>

<h2>Installation</h2>

The following assumes that <a href="http://www.eclipse.org">Eclipse</a>

is used for development. To start development, open the Eclipse project

files in the top-level directory by going to File, New, Java Project,

choose Create project from existing source and select the top-level

directory.

<h2>Examples</h2>

com/mxgraph/examples contains the following examples:

<li>Codec - Using the codec for input/output.</li>

<li>Frame - Placing a graph image inside a JFrame.</li>

<li>GraphControl - Using a graph image to create a control.</li>

<li>Layout - Using a graph layout class to arrange nodes.</li>

<li>PdfExport - Using a library to create a PDF from a graph.</li>

com/mxgraph/examples/swing contains the following examples:

<li>ClickHandler - Handling click events on a cells.</li>

<li>CustomCanvas - Using a custom canvas for rendering.</li>

<li>GraphEditor - Full-featured graph editor example.</li>

<li>SchemaEditor - Using heavyweight components in a graph.</li>

<li>UserObject - Working with user objects in JFC/Swing.</li>

<li>Validation - An interactive validation example.</li>

com/mxgraph/examples/web contains more servlet examples.

Right click Main.java in this directory, choose Run As, Java

Application (in Eclipse) or execute "ant web-example" in the

java directory (using Ant) and point your browser to

<a href="http://localhost:8080/">http://localhost:8080/</a>.

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