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<h2>SWTChart</h2>
<i>version 0.10.0</i>
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SWTChart is a chart component distributed under Eclipse Public License v1.0.
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            <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0/plugins/org.swtchart_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code>
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            - SWTChart
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            <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0/EXAMPLES/org.swtchart.examples/*</code>
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            - SWTChart examples (Eclipse Java Project)
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<h4>How to use SWTChart as Eclipse plug-in</h4>
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The jar file <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code> can be used as Eclipse plug-in e.g. by placing it at <code>dropins</code> folder.
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<h4>How to use SWTChart for standalone Java applications</h4>
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Add the jar file <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code> to classpath.
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<h4>How to run SWTChart examples</h4>
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1. Import the project <code>org.swtchart.examples</code> into Eclipse workspace.
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2. Copy the required jar files at following location in Eclipse workspace.
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<code>org.swtchart.examples/lib/org.swtchart_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code>
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<code>org.swtchart.examples/lib/swt.jar</code>
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3. Run <code>*Example</code> or <code>RunAllExamples</code> as Java application.
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<h2>SWTChart Extension</h2>
<i>version 0.10.0</i>
<p>
SWTChart Extension is an extension of SWTChart, which is distributed under Eclipse Public License v1.0.
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            <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0/plugins/org.swtchart.ext_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code>
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            - SWTChart Extension 
        </td>
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            <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0/EXAMPLES/org.swtchart.examples.ext/*</code>
        </td>
        <td>
            - SWTChart Extension examples (Eclipse Plug-in Project)
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<p>
    Please note that SWTChart Extension requires not only SWT but also JFace.
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<h4>How to use SWTChart Extension as Eclipse plug-in</h4>
<p>
The jar file <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code> can be used as Eclipse plug-in e.g. by placing it at <code>dropins</code> folder.
</p>

<h4>How to run SWTChart Extension examples</h4>
<p>
1. Copy the jar files  <code>org.swtchart_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code> and <code>org.swtchart.ext_0.10.0.v20160212.jar</code> at <code>dropins</code> folder.
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2. Launch Eclipse, and import the project <code>org.swtchart.examples.ext</code> into Eclipse workspace. 
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3. Create a run configuration for Eclipse application, and start it.
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4. Open a view 'SWT Chart Sample View' on Eclipse runtime workbench.
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