#TinaWeb - Bi-Partite Visualization Applet
- authors:
- Julian Bilcke (Java,JS)
- David Chavalarias (Algorithms & Spec.)
- Elias Showk (JS, Python)
##I. What is it?
This open source application is developped as part of the TINA Project. Tinaweb comprise an HTML/CSS/JavaScript component, and a pre-compiled Java Applet. You can download sourcecode for this applet in another project (I know, for the moment, it's not a very intuitive architecture, this will be refactored, repositories renamed, or whatever, once I will have more time)
##II. usage (TODO: put HTTP header dependencies here)
$(document).ready(function(){
tinaviz = new Tinaviz({
tag: $("#vizdiv"),
path: "js/tinaviz/",
context: "",
engine: "software",
width: 0,
height: 0
});
tinaviz.ready(function(){
var infodiv = InfoDiv('infodiv');
tinaviz.infodiv = infodiv;
// auto-adjusting infodiv height
$(infodiv.id).css('height', tinaviz.height - 40);
$(infodiv.id).accordion({
fillSpace: true,
});
infodiv.reset();
var w = getScreenWidth() - 390;
var h = getScreenHeight() - $("#hd").height() - $("#ft").height() - 60;
tinaviz.size(w, h);
});
});
###1. Featured in:
###2. Better tools to do the job (tm):
If you prefer a Flash-based and production-ready GEXF visualization widget to embed in your web page, you should probably try:
If you want to edit, arrange, produce printable maps:
for more information on the GEXF file format: