VARCHART JGantt 2.5 - Downloads
Includes 30 days of free support!
You can try our Java Gantt charting software and its large variety of options in your programming environment, since the full set of functions is available to the Javabean - just download the software type that you need. Integrating Gantt charts into your Java application is amazingly simple. Take a look at the sample programs that could be a source of inspiration and useful suggestions. VARCHART JGantt requires a Java programming environment on a PC and a Java 2 platform version 1.5 or higher.
Should you have any questions or need support when starting to develop your Java Gantt charts, please contact support@netronic.com.
The Java Gantt Charting Software VARCHART JGantt JavaBeans
Apart from the VARCHART JGantt software, the downloaded package of our Java Gantt component contains some programming samples, an online reference guide and a user guide. For Windows and non-Windows platforms different installation systems exist. Please choose the installation system for your platform.
For Windows platforms:
 | VARCHART_JGantt_JavaBeans_2.5_Build_0008.exe | 24.2 MB |
For non-Windows platforms:
| | VARCHART_JGantt_JavaBeans_2.5_Build_0008.tar.gz | 22.7 MB |
To install VARCHART JGantt on a non-Windows platform, please unpack the files to your hard disk.
Lists of Bugfixes and Enhancements on our Java Gantt Component
The below lists on our Java Gantt charting software provide information on bugfixes and enhancements added to version 2.5 of VARCHART JGantt after it was released. Based on our customers’ feedback, the versions of our products continuously are revised. The revised products are made available on short notice by the new builds. Latest update: December 19th, 2011
 | VARCHART JGantt 2.5 List_of Bugfixes | 33 KB | |
| | VARCHART JGantt 2.5 List of Enhancements | 35 KB |
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