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  1. MindFusion.Diagramming for Java Swing Buy Now

    Brand: MindFusion Group
    Primary Category: Flowchart Components
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    About MindFusion.Diagramming for Java Swing

    Release Notes: Drag-and-drop improvements- The control now displays a ghost image of nodes dragged from NodeListView. Set the DragIndicatorOpacity property to set the image opacity. Set HorizontalDropAlignment and VerticalDropAlignment to specify placement of dropped node relative to mouse pointer. Miscellaneous ... Read more Show more results from this product

  2. Release Notes: Create an index of item positions for faster hit-testing. Spatial index- Create an index of item positions for faster hit-testing and viewport clipping queries. This greatly improves user interaction and rendering speed for diagrams containing tens of thousands, or more, items. Note that rendering ... Read more

  3. Release Notes: New class allows you to display multiple captions for a single diagram node. Multiple labels per node- Added NodeLabel class which allows you to display multiple captions for a single diagram node. Miscellaneous: Improved text rendering quality on high-resolution displays. Improved ZoomControl ... Read more

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  4. MindFusion.Scheduling for Java Swing Buy Now

    Brand: MindFusion Group
    Primary Category: Calendar & Scheduling Components
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    About MindFusion.Scheduling for Java Swing

    Description: Add smart calendars to your Java applications. MindFusion.Scheduling for Java Swing adds a rich set of features for creating, customizing and presenting any type of calendar, appointment, time table or schedule. It is very easy to integrate and with just a few lines of code you will be able to ... Read more Show more results from this product

  5. Release Notes: Adds two new dark themes and improves the DataTime class. DateTime changes The DateTime class now uses java.time.LocalDateTime for storage and calculations. New constructor and toJavaDateTime method provide access to the stored LocalDateTime for easier interoperability with Java APIs and components ... Read more