Re: Options for real-time plotting of server-side data?

Russ <russandheather@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I find it interesting that both of these solutions seem to be
> generating swf files at the server (using the Macromedia provided chart
> objects, no less!) and don't appear to need anything specifically from
> Macromedia at the server.

You don't need anything rom Macromedia to generate SWF files. For example,
see here:

http://my2.php.net/ming

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