All releases of JGraph Layout Pro


Release Notes: This release adds a buffer region to off-screen resizes, so small increases in the graph area do not always cause a new buffer allocation. Slightly more memory is required, but the performance is better due to there being fewer garage collections required.


Release Notes: This release corrects vertex filtering on facade.getSource() and getTarget(), which was not taking into the account the filtering set on the facade object. The initial positioning of the hierarchical layout has been improved, so there is less chance of a vertex being stuck between its neighbours.


Release Notes: This release corrects an issue with overlapping contexts in the hierarchical layout.


Release Notes: This release corrects a boundary case in the hierarchical layout initial positioning. The evaluation is also freely downloadable, without the requirement to ask for a copy.


Release Notes: This release fixes an issue with cell bounds being incorrectly calculated occasionally when in a group structure.


Release Notes: This release adds an orthogonal routing option for tree layouts. It improves the maintenance of model ordering in layout results, and adds the option to scan the hierarchical layers from sources, sometimes improving the layout result.


Release Notes: This release adds an orthogonal routing option for tree layouts. It improves the maintenance of model ordering in layout results, and adds the option to scan the hierarchical layers from sources, sometimes improving the layout result.


Release Notes: This release corrects EAST, WEST, and SOUTH orientated multiple tree layout spacings. The setProgress method resets to 0 on a layout progress reset instead of 1. Additional hooks were provided for new energy factors in the organic layout.


Release Notes: This release makes significant optimizations in the repainting functionality. There are minor API changes, as detailed in the JGraph updating guide.


Release Notes: This release updates the double buffering functionality to the JGraph 5.10 API. This reduces garbage collection frequency and enables hardware acceleration on graphics cards to be better utilized.