This document includes the following topics:
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Introducing the SDK lists the packages and classes of ILOG JViews Diagrammer.
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Using and Writing Data Models explains the data model classes available and how to write your own data model depending on whether you want to load existing data or not and, if so, from which kind of data source.
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Using CSS Syntax in the Style Sheet gives an introduction to the CSS (cascading style sheets) standard in general and to the extension, called CSS for Java, which is used in ILOG JViews Diagrammer, and then describes how you can customize nodes and links to give a variety of visual effects.
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Using and Adding Renderers explains what a renderer is and how to enable and customize one, lists all predefined renderers with their properties, and gives examples of writing your own renderer in Java code and integrating it through Java code or through the style sheet.
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Using and Writing Interactors explains what an interactor is and how to enable and customize one, lists all predefined interactors, and gives examples of writing your own interactor in Java code and integrating it through Java code or through the style sheet.
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Managing Dynamic Symbols shows how to manipulate symbols and composite graphics.
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Printing describes how to use predefined printing and how to customize the print functions in a diagram component using the Printing Framework.
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Using JViews Diagrammer in SWT Applications describes how to use JViews Diagrammer inside Eclipse or RCP.
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Performance Enhancements describes the improvements in terms of performance that have been introduced in JViews Diagrammer 8.1.
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