Visualize and model graphs within the Eclipse Framework

Are you using the Eclipse Framework? Do you need to speed up your development efforts? Use the Graph Framework Eclipse plug-in to develop your intuitive graph-based application or visualization - fast and efficiently. Profit from the proven and tested software components which are used by some of the world's best known software companies.

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The most important features:   Modern interface-based Software Architecture with extensive documentation and sample code.   XML-based element and node library for the flexible and code-free design of complex graph elements.   Extensive layout library with path-detection and label placement strategies.   Abstract device layer to support various output device types (Jpeg, SVG and Custom).   Complete application frame with customizable and reusable GUI components. Read the Graph Fact Sheet for a feature overview.

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Easy integration of the Graph Framework Eclipse plug-in

Read about the integration of the Graph Eclipse plug-in. Installation

Graph Framework

The Graph Framework can render into Eclipse views and will process all SWT events appropriately. The feature set of the SWT implementation and the Swing-based implementation are almost identical.

SWT Components

Reusable SWT components are part of the default implementation for creating and editing graphs. These are assembled in conjunction with the Graph Framework to the Graph Framework Eclipse plug-in.

The reusable components and the Graph Framework can also be used within Rich-Client-Platform (RCP) applications.

Overview of the Graph Framework Eclipse Plug-in

The Eclipse plug-in defines a separate perspective for editing graph files. This perspective offers the following views:

• Repository:
  Shows the element repository with a set of preconfigured nodes and edges that can be added to the graph via Drag and Drop. The repository can be configured to adopt user-defined items via XML.
• Navigator:
  Shows the complete graph and the currently visible area or viewport. This view can be manipulated with the mouse.
• Attribute Table:
  Shows the editable attributes of the selected item or of the view.
• Layout Tools:
  Provides access to the various layout types which can be applied to the actual graph.

The Graph Framework Eclipse plug-in integrates important commands into the menus and toolbars of Eclipse and provides the default interaction items for creating and managing new graphs, executing clipboard operations and changing preferences.

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