Vertices and Edges (Cells) not movable by default in JGraph inside Intellij IDEA dialog
I just started using JGraph (mxGraph) for Java for visualization of data models. The Hello World example provided with the JGraph download works perfectly when run on its own as a Java Application. The Vertices and Edges are movable by clicking and moving on the graph. But when I do the same thing inside DialogWrapper or a JFrame dialog, everything works perfectly (as far as I checked) except the fact that the Vertices and Edges are not movable. I can resize them, connect the vertices, but I can't move them. Any IDEA ?
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Well, after some digging, I figured out the solution. Its seems that the Drag Listener for mxGraphComponent is causing this issue.
So, set disable the drag for mxGraphComponent.
Now, the cells can be moved.
I'd be interested in what sort of plugin you are developing that requires Graphing :)
I have investigated using JGraph, JUNG, and a few other frameworks for graphing libraries, but they all seem to have their downfalls!
I imagine you have ruled out the IJ Diagram API, because of the ultimate-edition requirements on end-users also?
Its for a Custom Editor. The idea is to edit an XML document graphically. Its a custom xml document that I am using that connects many projects.
Graph API in IntelliJ IDEA is just for the Ultimate edition, so I have look for other framworks. Every Graph framework have their downsides, but JGraphX suits my needs.
Hi.
It ill be good if u share sources of your plugin. Me interested using mxGraph in opensource projects (u can email me - and i ill say projects, email vistall.valeriy [at] gmail.com)
I second this notion! :)
I am still stuck between IJ Graphing Api vs OpenSource Graph Libraries; I am developing an open source application - but I don't want only ultimate-users to benefit from the plugin features!
It would be certainly be interesting to see how you get on with mxGraph - or if you use any alternatives instead :)
if u want use intro IDEA - use yGraph aka IntelliJ Graph API. I dont think that using mxGraph is a good idea
I known - that mxGraph need many correction, and many code implementation for good graph. I known it, due i work with mxGraph too.
But yGraph is from the graphAPI which is present only in IntelliJ iDEA Ultimate. That's the reason I have to go into mxGraph. In a way, I seems good. Its better to have a tool that's not closely tied up with IntellliJ, so we can implement it in Eclipse as well.
As for the mxGraph code, I haven't yet reached anywhere with that. There's lot of playing around that I have to do, to get that working. Yes, mxGraph has its drawbacks and requires lots of implementations from our end. But that's kind of okie for what I am doing...
Will update you guys when I am done, i.e when I make some breakthrough :D
Guy - u can email me? (vistall.valeriy at gmail.com
each vertex have styles. you must add the style movable = 0.
that make your vertex cann´t drag it.
Example:
<mxCell id="2" value="" style="rounded=0;whiteSpace=wrap;html=1;fillColor=#ffffff; movable=0; " parent="1" vertex="1"><mxGeometry x="40" y="40" width="280" height="60" as="geometry"/></mxCell>
Example more properties, on style:
<mxCell id="2" value="" style="rounded=0;whiteSpace=wrap;html=1;fillColor=#ffffff;shadow=0;glass=0;strokeColor=#000000;gradientColor=none;labelBackgroundColor=none;labelBorderColor=none;movable=0;resizable=0;rotatable=0;deletable=0;editable=0;connectable=0;" parent="1" vertex="1"><mxGeometry x="40" y="40" width="280" height="60" as="geometry"/></mxCell>