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Hello,
I’m thinking to create a RenderableSeries on the React side for SciChart JS using XyDataSeries generated on my .NET backend. Is it possible to do so?
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- Vishnu K U asked 7 months ago
Hi vishnu, there’s a couple of solutions here. Technically you can create everything on the server, serialize it, and send the definition as JSON over to client. However why would you want to do that? It would be slower than just creating the chart client side.- Waiting for your update Vishnu
In fact, the webpage serves as an extension of my WPF application. I’ve already generated the data series on the .NET side to visualize the plot within the WPF interface. Therefore, utilizing the existing data series seems like a more convenient option for me- The only way to get that dataseries from the back-end to front end is to serialize it. SciChart.js will then require the data to be loaded into an XyDataSeries on the client. We do have a demo here which may be of interest: client/server virtualization. This one requests data form the back-end on zoom and pan https://demo.scichart.com/javascript-chart-with-virtualized-data. It would not be too big a jump to extend this to also downsample the data on the server – saving a huge amount of bandwidth. Get in touch with our technical sales team if (a) this is a commercial application and (b) you need our assistance creating a PoC.
- Hi Vishnu, I’m closing this forum Q as not enough information was given to assist you. If you need further help please feel free to open a new forum question with more detailed information. For guidance, see our question-asking-guidelines at https://www.scichart.com/question-asking-guidelines. Best regards, Andrew
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