The OrgChart editor sample shows how to implement some features that are often asked on the forum:
Source:OrgChart Editor sample
A second version of the world factbook dashboard with new stuff.
This demo uses 7 components of the ILOG Elixir components suite. Compared to the previous version, new components introduced are pivot charts and indicators.
If you’d like to see new…
This sample application displays the hierarchy of a fictitious company (all names, numbers, absences etc. are generated) of 800+ employees.
The OrgCharts item renderers are using the vista looking skin defined in a previous blog post.
This sample is using…
Source:Exploring a company hierarchy using ILOG Elixir OrgChart component
ILOG Elixir provides you with two types of Flex-based Gantt Charts:
The goal of this sample is to read an iCal (ics) file, to convert it to an ActionScript model and to display it using the Calendar component available in ILOG Elixir 2.0 beta 1.
This sample has been demonstrated by…
Source:iCal reader sample
We know that our next release is eagerly awaited by many of you, judging from the constant flow of emails that we get. We are happy to give you some information on this upcoming release:
Release date:
My MAX session about Data Visualization for Flex and AIR with ILOG Elixir has been posted on Adobe TV. It highlights some use of the ILOG Elixir components both from the 1.0 release and the soon to be released 2.0.…
The Calendar is a new component introduced in the upcoming ILOG Elixir version 2.0.
I had the question on the forum on how to navigate in a given month using the week representation.
As a matter of fact, if I…
As promised during my MAX sessions (both Europe & US), we will try to post on this blog the examples that were developed for the conference. I started with the sample showing how to display Microsoft Project in Flex, then Damien posted his Google Calendar Reader in AIR, and today I release the ILOG Elixir OrgChart expand/collapse sample.
The nice thing with Flex UI framework is that as soon as you comply with its paradigms you can very easily integrate pieces of components coming from various origins. I’ve just tried to style ILOG Elixir TaskChart with Degrafa by replacing regular TaskChart renderers (both tasks and constraints) based on Flex/Flash APIs by custom renderers build on top of Degrafa graphics framework and it was just easy as setting two properties on the TaskChart.