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I’m looking for some suggestions on how to implement visual link analysis into a web application. I’m hoping for something that will compare to i2’s Analysis Notebook without all the cost.
I have found ThinkMap SDK (built on Java) and JuiceKit (built on Adobe Flex), but I would prefer something that would reside within C# .Net since that is what the web app is built on.
If no one knows of anything else then has anyone had experience with either ThinkMap SDK or JuiceKit?
Thanks.
Check out NodeXL. It’s free (on CodePlex) – with source. It came out of Microsoft, originally, I think.
It’s WPF, but given you get the source, I’m sure it could be ported to other .NET technologies.