HeatMapper Version 3.1

Copyright 2011-2019
by Dana Proctor
http://dandymadeproductions.com

What is the Plugin HeatMapper?

   The HeatMapper derives from an open source GNU project that originally was created by Matthew Beckler. The Heat Map demo provided the basic class for mapping a two dimensional array of numeric values to an X, Y plot with the Y values being used to give a third dimension in a color perspective. The color value being a gradient with a defined hot, high value, and cold, low value. The project's Gradient class provided the mechanism to create various color mappings.

   The HeatMapper plugin continued in line with the basic concept from the Heat Map demo project but aligned the input with a three variable parameter system. The X, Y, plot provided the the two dimension plotting and the third variable Z controlling the color, temperature, displayed. The Heat Map in the HeatMapper plugin integrates the data input from a database and the capability to control a multitude of parameters on the plot. As a plugin the mapping can take advantage of various features of the Ajqvue application like drag-n-drop from the SQL Query Bucket.

Dana M. Proctor
Project Manager

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Installation Notes:

   The HeatMapper is a plugin module to be used in conjunction with the Ajqvue application. It is not a independent application or Applet. If the HeatMapper module is not already installed with the application then just copy the contents of HeatMapper lib directory to the Ajqvue's lib/plugins directory. As an alternative unzip the file to an independent directory and then use the Ajqvue plugin management tool to load the HeatMapper.jar file.

Copyright Notice:

This program is licensed under the GNU GPL.