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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:01:32 +0200
From: Kristof Jozsa <dyn@ond.vein.hu>
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Hi Ronan,

Ronan Klyne wrote:
>> - while I woulnd't call the Graph Results component unusable, it's far 
>> from being very useful when you want quality reports :)
> I use XML logs and XSL to generate my own reports - I find that I can 
> get all I need with the mathematical capabilities of XSLT2.0 and usiogn 
> SVG for my graphs.

Would you mind sharing your XSL tricks? The SVG graphs sound very good.. 
I used the CSV logs, preprocessed as described in the wiki and used 
Excel tricks to generate any decent results, but it was quite a pain to 
do it, and the results are quite far from being very nice..

Kristof

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