JGraphpad is a Swing-based software that allows users to create flow charts, maps, and UML diagrams with ease. Its intuitive diagram editor makes it efficient for users to produce high-quality outputs.
JGraphpad, a diagram editor for Swing, offers users the ability to create flow charts, maps, and UML diagrams. The latest release, which is compatible with JGraph 5.7.3.1, has made several notable improvements. One of these is that toolbox buttons to create edges or vertices no longer persist selection state, though users can choose to restore the former behavior by setting GPMarqueeHandler.remanent to true.
Additionally, the GPMarqueeHandler, GPGraph, DefaultGraphModelFileFormatXML, and GPUserObject classes were moved to org.jgraph, and their constructors are now protected. As a result, JGraphpad is now easier to extend as a library without altering its code. Furthermore, various warnings were removed, and a general code cleanup was undertaken.
JGraphpad also boasts several key features to enhance its functionality, which include Export to XML and JPG, Built-in Object Library, Overview, Interactive Layout, Print Support, Page View, Automatic Zoom, Grid, Drag and Drop, Search, Minimum Spanning Tree, Shortest Path, Component Count, and Background Image.
To use JGraphpad, users must first obtain Java and then download the appropriate version of the application. There are differing versions of JGraphpad that require JavaTM Web Start or Application: SDK or JRE 1.4 or 1.5 or Applet: JavaTM Plug-In. The recommended version is Web Start. Note that to build JGraphpad, a copy of Ant is also required.
Lastly, JGraphpad's latest release resolved a bug with the save/open functionality, fixed problems with frame sizing and display issues with combo boxes, and ensured that the upload to server feature works correctly. General refactoring was also performed to tidy up its architecture. Overall, JGraphpad Community Edition is a top-tier diagram editor that is easy to use and loaded with features.
Additionally, the GPMarqueeHandler, GPGraph, DefaultGraphModelFileFormatXML, and GPUserObject classes were moved to org.jgraph, and their constructors are now protected. As a result, JGraphpad is now easier to extend as a library without altering its code. Furthermore, various warnings were removed, and a general code cleanup was undertaken.
JGraphpad also boasts several key features to enhance its functionality, which include Export to XML and JPG, Built-in Object Library, Overview, Interactive Layout, Print Support, Page View, Automatic Zoom, Grid, Drag and Drop, Search, Minimum Spanning Tree, Shortest Path, Component Count, and Background Image.
To use JGraphpad, users must first obtain Java and then download the appropriate version of the application. There are differing versions of JGraphpad that require JavaTM Web Start or Application: SDK or JRE 1.4 or 1.5 or Applet: JavaTM Plug-In. The recommended version is Web Start. Note that to build JGraphpad, a copy of Ant is also required.
Lastly, JGraphpad's latest release resolved a bug with the save/open functionality, fixed problems with frame sizing and display issues with combo boxes, and ensured that the upload to server feature works correctly. General refactoring was also performed to tidy up its architecture. Overall, JGraphpad Community Edition is a top-tier diagram editor that is easy to use and loaded with features.
What's New
Version 5.8.1.1: N/A