ChartDirector 7.0 (Java Edition)

Multi Level Tree Map




This example demonstrates a multi-level tree map.

The code in this example is similar to that of the Simple Tree Map, with the following changes:

Source Code Listing

[JSP Version] jspdemo/multileveltreemap.jsp
<%@page import="ChartDirector.*, java.util.*" %> <% // The first level nodes of the tree map. There are 5 nodes. String[] animals = {"Fish", "Amphibian", "Reptile", "Bird", "Mammal"}; // In this example, the colors are based on the first level nodes. int[] colors = {0xff5555, 0xff9933, 0xffff44, 0x66ff66, 0x44ccff}; // Data for the second level nodes in "Fish" String[] fish_names = {"Shark", "Ray", "Swordfish", "Sawfish", "Eel", "Lionfish", "Seahorse"}; double[] fish_data = {170, 144, 109, 115, 75, 45, 54}; // Data for the second level nodes in "Bird" String[] bird_names = {"Swan", "Ostrich", "Eagle", "Penguin", "Kiwi", "Flamingo", "Owl", "Peacock"}; double[] bird_data = {89, 64, 94, 106, 68, 81, 40, 73}; // Data for the second level nodes in "Amphibian" String[] amphibian_names = {"Toad", "Salamander", "Frog", "Caecilian"}; double[] amphibian_data = {67, 47, 58, 36}; // Data for the second level nodes in "Reptile" String[] reptile_names = {"Turtle", "Crocodile", "Lizard", "Snake"}; double[] reptile_data = {58, 154, 97, 41}; // Data for the second level nodes in "Mammal" String[] mammal_names = {"Big Cat", "Primate", "Panda", "Elephant", "Hippo", "Rhino", "Giraffe"}; double[] mammal_data = {266, 207, 160, 194, 168, 149, 202}; // Create a Tree Map object of size 600 x 600 pixels TreeMapChart c = new TreeMapChart(600, 600); // Add a title to the chart c.addTitle("Animal Kingdom Census", "Arial Bold Italic", 18); // Set the plotarea at (30, 30) and of size 540 x 540 pixels c.setPlotArea(30, 30, 540, 540); // Obtain the root of the tree map, which is the entire plot area TreeMapNode root = c.getRootNode(); // Add first level nodes to the root. We do not need to provide data as they will be computed as the // sum of the second level nodes. root.setData(null, animals, colors); // Add second level nodes to each of the first level node root.getNode(0).setData(fish_data, fish_names); root.getNode(1).setData(amphibian_data, amphibian_names); root.getNode(2).setData(reptile_data, reptile_names); root.getNode(3).setData(bird_data, bird_names); root.getNode(4).setData(mammal_data, mammal_names); // Get the prototype (template) for the first level nodes. TreeMapNode nodeConfig = c.getLevelPrototype(1); // Set the label format for the nodes to show the label with 8pt Arial Bold font in semi-transparent // black color (0x77000000). Put the text at the top left corner of the cell. nodeConfig.setLabelFormat("{label}", "Times New Roman Bold Italic", 18, 0x77000000, Chart.TopLeft); // Set the border color to white (ffffff) nodeConfig.setColors(-1, 0xffffff); // Get the prototype (template) for the second level nodes. TreeMapNode nodeConfig2 = c.getLevelPrototype(2); // Set the label format for the nodes to show the label and value with 8pt Arial Bold font. Put the // text at the center of the cell. nodeConfig2.setLabelFormat("{label}<*br*>{value}", "Arial Bold", 8, Chart.TextColor, Chart.Center); // Set the border color to white (ffffff) nodeConfig2.setColors(-1, 0xffffff); // Output the chart WebChartViewer viewer = new WebChartViewer(request, "chart1"); viewer.setChart(c, Chart.SVG); // Include tool tip for the chart viewer.setImageMap(c.getHTMLImageMap("", "", "title='<*cdml*>{label}: {value}'")); %> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Multi Level Tree Map</title> <!-- Include ChartDirector Javascript Library to support chart interactions --> <script type="text/javascript" src="cdjcv.js"></script> </head> <body style="margin:5px 0px 0px 5px"> <div style="font:bold 18pt verdana;"> Multi Level Tree Map </div> <hr style="border:solid 1px #000080; background:#000080" /> <div style="font:10pt verdana; margin-bottom:1.5em"> <a href="viewsource.jsp?file=<%=request.getServletPath()%>">View Source Code</a> </div> <!-- ****** Here is the chart image ****** --> <%= viewer.renderHTML(response) %> </body> </html>