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Asked: 2026-06-04T14:17:15+00:00

In my Tomcat container I have created a JSP page in which I’m rendering

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In my Tomcat container I have created a JSP page in which I’m rendering a chart using pure JavaScript.

Now I want to export this JavaScript rendered chart using server side exporting technology like fusionchart. I have all required jar files in my Tomcat container for this exporting feature in Java EE (FCExporter.jar, etc).

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  1. Editorial Team

    I got the Answer.
    I have created the Servlet and passing request to that servlet in tomcat container from JS..

    <"chart exportEnabled="1" exportAction="Save" exportAtClient="0" 
    html5ExportHandler="http://localhost:8085/FusionCharts_J2EE/JSP/ExportExample/IMGExporter" 
    caption="Brand Winner" yAxisName="Brand Value ($ m)" 
    xAxisName="Brand" bgColor="F1F1F1" showValues="0" canvasBorderThickness="1" 
    canvasBorderColor="999999" plotFillAngle="330" plotBorderColor="999999" 
    showAlternateVGridColor="1" divLineAlpha="0">

    and in servlet ..I got the svg parameter.with

    request.getparameter("svg");

    and with following command i have generated the jpeg of fusion chart..

    java -jar batik-rasterizer.jar -d D:\ -m image/jpeg samples/out.svg

    hurray….

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