Released: Jun 16, 2010

Updates in this release

Features

Unified XAML Product Strategy

• Namespaces re-aligned into a more unified organization for the development of both Silverlight and WPF applications.
• Greater parity between our Silverlight for Data Visualization and WPF for Data Visualization control offerings.

xamPivotGrid - Show Multi-Dimensional Data from OLAP servers such as Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services 2008 (SSAS) and other data sources including:

• IEnumerable
• Excel tables
• and the Open Standard, XMLA
• Customizable Row and Column Formatting, allowing you to style rows and columns of data, and collapse headers into a more compact layout that takes up less space.
• Interactive data filtering and sorting capabilities that help your users to reach conclusions from the data faster.
• Applies powerful calculations to let your users analyze the data right there in front of them drawing insightful business intelligence from the facts.
• Demonstrates how easy it is to Export to Microsoft Excel through its samples.

xamDataChart

• High performance data charting works with large data sets having millions of data points, with real-time updates.
• Data chart enables analysis through built-in support for key technical and statistical indicators, plus custom indicators you can add.
• Advanced axes capabilities and legends allow the data chart to describe your data perfectly for crisp, clear visualizations.
• Synchronized pan-and-zoom using the xamZoombar
• Easy-to-use, high speed support for the most popular kinds of charts for displaying data series: Financial Series (OHLC, Candlestick, and the use of overlay and side-by-side technical and statistical indicators), Line, Area, Spline, Scatter, Column, Waterfall, Range (as either Column or Area) and Step (as either Line or Area)

xamTreemap

• Visually depicts complex, hierarchical data relationships with proportionality, in a way that lets users see multiple levels-of-detail at a glance without requiring them to drill down.
• Also known as "heatmaps" in the financial industry.
• Treemaps support several layout algorithms that can optimize for ordering or aspect ratio:
• Slice and Dice - An immediate layout of data in the order it arrives in alternating horizontal and vertical orientations, without regard to data value.
• Squarified - A layout which maximizes the aspect ratio of treemap nodes so that they are more readable, at the trade-off of being unordered.
• Strip - An ordered layout that produces moderately-good aspect ratios, although not as good as Squarified.

xamBarcode - Renders the most common barcode symbologies used worldwide in standard formats, supporting everything from labeling shipping cartons to identifying medical records.

• EAN-8/EAN-13
• UPC-A/UPC-E
• Code 128
• Code 39
• Interleaved 2 of 5 (also called ITF-14)
• GS1 DataBar (in a variety of formats)
• Postal Barcodes supported include:
• Intelligent Mail
• Royal Mail (RM4SCC)
• PDF 417
• MaxiCode

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http://www.infragistics.com/about-us/press-room/press-releases/wpf-dv-introduction-silverlight-dv-2010v2-announcement.aspx