JCommon is a free general purpose library for Java that is shared by several other projects, including JFreeChart and Pentaho Reporting (formerly JFreeReport).

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Packages
com.keypoint A package containing the PNG encoder written by J David Eisenberg.
org.jfree The root package for the JCommon class library.
org.jfree.base Base level classes.
org.jfree.date Date classes.
org.jfree.io Input/output related classes.
org.jfree.layout Custom layout managers.
org.jfree.resources General localised resources for the JCommon class library.
org.jfree.text Utility classes relating to text.
org.jfree.threads Additional support for multi-threaded programs.
org.jfree.ui Utility classes for creating user interfaces.
org.jfree.ui.about Classes for providing information about an application.
org.jfree.ui.about.resources Resource bundles for items that require localisation.
org.jfree.ui.action Provides an Action facility matching that introduced in JDK 1.3 (JCommon aims to run on JDK 1.2.2 or later).
org.jfree.ui.tabbedui Provides classes for tabbed user interfaces.
org.jfree.util General utility classes.
org.jfree.xml XML parser.
org.jfree.xml.attributehandlers Provides attribute handlers for standard object types.
org.jfree.xml.factory.objects Object descriptions for the parser.
org.jfree.xml.generator XML generatorBeanInfoBeanInfoBeanInfo.
org.jfree.xml.generator.model Contains the classes describing the class model used in the JFreeChart XML-parser and writer.
org.jfree.xml.parser XML parser.
org.jfree.xml.parser.coretypes XML writers for some core classes.
org.jfree.xml.util Utility classes for the XML framework.
org.jfree.xml.writer Core classes for writing XML files.
org.jfree.xml.writer.coretypes Writers for some core classes.

 

JCommon is a free general purpose library for Java that is shared by several other projects, including JFreeChart and Pentaho Reporting (formerly JFreeReport).

Please visit http://www.jfree.org/jcommon/index.html for the latest information about JCommon.

SPECIAL NOTICE: BOTH JFREECHART AND PENTAHO REPORTING ARE MOVING TOWARDS ELIMINATING THEIR DEPENDENCY ON JCOMMON. AFTER THIS HAPPENS, JCOMMON WILL MOST LIKELY BE "RETIRED".