Hi,

The lanes in the Demo sample are implemented by means of locked background boxes. Adding a new lane would look like:

Box lane = fc.createBox(0, laneCount * laneHeight, fc.getDocBounds().getWidth(), laneHeight);
laneCount = laneCount + 1;
lane.setLocked(true);
lane.setZIndex(0);

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi,

Saving to XML looks like this

File file = new File("C:\\fc.xml");
XmlWriter xw = new XmlWriter(fc);
xw.write(file);

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi,

The FlowChart and ShapeListBox applets are in the same .jar file, you can see them both loaded in this page:
http://www.mind-fusion.com/jdiagram/ShapeListBox.html

You could run the ShapeDesigner, delete the shapes you don't need and save the rest as a shape library. Then set the ShapeListBox' ShapeLibraryLocation PARAM value to the URL of your shape library file.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi,

Do you need to drag boxes from a FlowChart to another FlowChart?

Stoyan

Hi,

Our developer is going to create a drag-and-drop sample for you, and we'll post it here tomorrow.

Stoyan

Hi,

This sample shows how to implement drag-and-drop between two flowcharts:
https://mindfusion.org/_samples/jdragdrop.zip

Select and move a box from the left flowchart. This works as usual, but once the mouse leaves the visible area of the control, there is a drag-and-drop operation started from the ItemModifying event handler. Drop over the right-hand flowchart, and the sample creates a box with the same shape as the one you started dragging.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi,

box.getConstraints().setMoveDirection(DirectionConstraint.Horizontal);

I hope that helps,
Stoyan