Use Java to implement "simple dry special" -1 on the web
1. Purpose
The purpose of this article is to use Java to implement "simple dry special chart" on the web, through "simple dry special", easy to see the development and plan of a transaction.
2, outline
For most project managers or other engineers, "simple dry special" words are not strange, and any version of Microsoft Project is characteristic, such as Dantecha The progress bar in the middle. The progress bar is a collective, in fact, there are many names, they often hook with a feature, such as time characteristics, "simple dry special chart" changes over time, then this progress bar is representative A graphic representation of a transaction vary over time, for example, after a task, the time period is determined, the system calculates the time required to complete the task (normal working day, or work).
3, implementation process
3.1, achieve effect
If there is a comparable development experience in the web, then after reading this article, I believe that you must implement this article, and can be further refined on the original basis, with a better representation effect. I suggest that you can develop your application with higher precision. My article is limited to the reason, and can only introduce the implementation process to some extent, the graphics after the implementation is as follows (see Figure 1)
(Refer to Figure 1)
How to modify each entry is a technical point, we introduced behind the chapters, now let's take a look at the realization of the interface and effect (refer to Figure 2), for some people, they want time to achieve time in the same interface Modify, this is a design problem, which can be modified according to your needs. I will separate the page and modify the page in order to explain and understand it in order to achieve this process. As for each project in the figure, you can implement the simple new entry or sub-entries, here you have created successfully, you just need to assign time to each entry, let it implement web graphics display.
(Refer to Figure 2)
