i want to create one app which draw different charts like pie chart, line chart, mixed chart etc.
Is the any API available to do so.If yes then please give me link.
And of no then is there any alternative for that.
AFAIK, there is no such chart drawing BB APIs right out of the box. So you should create your own custom ChartField by extending Field. Override Field.paint(Graphics graphics) to draw whatever you need. Graphics API offers a lot of drawing methods, so it is definitely doable.
RIM have a knowledge base article about drawing graph fields:
http://www.blackberry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800505/800345/How_To_-_Create_graph_fields.html?nodeid=1889634&vernum=0
This shows how to create different tyes of graphs such as pie, line, bar.
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I'm using an ArcGIS scene with an AreaMeasurement3D widget to allow users to draw a region to provides some parameters for a db query. I would also like them to be able to type in coordinates and have the widget produce a measurement for them. I see there's a newMeasurement method available but it doesn't seem to support this. Is there some other way to programmatically draw a region with this widget?
It's not clear to me whether you want to reuse the AreaMeasurement3D widget to retrieve the actual measurements or use it to visualize the area. At this point the measurement tools do not support this.
I would suggest to use geometryEngine.geodesicArea() or geometryEngine.planarArea() to calculate a measurement from given coordinates.
Using a GraphicsLayer you could then visualize the area as shown in the Add Graphics sample.
My requirement is to create a Choropleth of World Map and
1) overlay horizontal bar charts on specific regions
2) show horizontal barcharts over some other regions on tool tip.
Is this possible using the Google Visualization API? I considered drawing the choropleth using geochart or geomap but I do not know how to overlay bar charts over specific regions.
Please share your thoughts.
Thanks,
Parvathy.
VectorWorkz GeoChart has the ability to do what you want. Take a look a this the Online Demo here. Browse to TwoGradientColors sample on the left which shows Choropleth rendering and Sales Details sample which shows rendering Bar charts on top of regions. These can be extended to create your exact requirement, if you are still interested contact the Support mail box.
I am building an app in which I have to highlight some countries dynamically in the world map.
In short I want to customize the whole view of ios maps as shown in the images.
can this be done using MapKit or is there any other method. Thanks in advance
You want to look into the Mapbox iOS SDK which will allow you to do this and more with a MapKit-like API. In particular, you will want to quickly make a custom map with TileMill using the provided Natural Earth data set for world country borders, enable UTFGrid interactivity so that the tapped regions can be identified, and use the RMShape class on an RMAnnotation onto the map view to add/color country polygons as needed. This sounds a little complex but the tools exist, are entirely free and open source, and I can help you with this process.
I would like to draw a series of maps in an iOS application. Preferably, without using any image files as a base.
For example, I want to draw a map of the United States with states and counties outlined. Does anyone know of a way to do this?
By draw, I mean draw the map in code. Maybe using Apple's Map kit API?
You might want to look in here
http://planet.openstreetmap.org
to get the data. Then you can use the 2d graphics libraries to draw it.
I was looking at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26295161/ns/weather/ and noticed that the flash map is provided by bing and have a custom color scheme. I have a similar need to show maps with a black & white colortheme, is it possible using their api or have they made custom tiles ? (doesnt seem feasible to provide tiles for alls maps on all levels :)
If you are not wedded to Bing maps, you could look into Mapbox, which provide maps based on OpenStreetMap in any style that you desire.
This question is still not answered and even if it's kind of old, I think it matters.
In fact, they're not using different tiles or a custom tile scheme. You can see those in the network inspection tool.
Since they're inside a Flash application, they can easily change the color of the image using filter on image (ColorMatrixFilter) and changing dynamically on the client side the rendered colors.
Well now some years later you can: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt823636.aspx :-)
(I got here by looking for some sample styles and thought I add the link for anybody else finding this question)
Perhaps a custom tile skinner is that you need: http://rbrundritt.wordpress.com/2009/11/27/bing-maps-custom-tile-skinner/
In this example, the author changes the color of roads using ColorMatrix and ColorMap:
The two key methods used to transform the colors
consist of using ColorMatrix or a ColorMap. By
using a color matrix all the colors on the tile
can be changed within a couple lines of code. Using
a ColorMap allows you to change one color at a
time. This is useful if you only want to change a
few colors on the map.