Charts and reports are specified using a simple, SQL-like syntax. These PLOT commands can be embedded with other MySQL commands in SQL scripts.

ENTRANCE FOR JDBC DATABASES
Entrance PLOT scripts can also be be executed using a command line tool or from a servlet container running EntranceServlet. The command line tool and servlet support all JDBC databases.

THE ENTRANCE JAVA® API
Use the Entrance API to embed Entrance charts in Java and other JVM-based applications. The API supportls JDBC ond other more general data sources.

Entrance charts can be formatted for the iPhone® and other mobile devices.   If you using an iPhone, click the picture to see an example. Here's how to make graphical displays like this one.

JAVA EXTENSIBILITY
New Entrance charts can be added by extending the Chart class, and new tools can be added by extending EntranceTool. Contact us for the details.

REQUIREMENTS
Entrance runs on Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Solaris and other systems with Java. It requires JRE 1.6 or later.

To run Entrance on the desktop you need access to a MySQL server. (One solution is to install MySQL on the local machine, see the MySQL web site for more information)

EntranceServlet and the API will work with any JDBC database, including MySQL.

DOCUMENTATION
Installling
Connecting to a server
Running queries
Making charts
Viewing tables
Importing data
Exporting data

The PLOT syntax document is the key to understanding Entrance scripting:
PLOT syntax
REPORT syntax

The Entrance Command Line Utility
Entrance API

EXAMPLES
The blog can be searched for examples, eg. try searching for "barchart":
The Entrance Blog

Analyzing Web Server Logs
Using Entrance API with Groovy

ENTRANCE COMMUNITY VERSION
Released subject to the GPL v 2.0 License Download Sources
Download Binaries

Start the community version from the command line by typing:

     java -jar entrance.jar 

SUPPORT
Questions posted on the Google Group are generally answered within a day. Try it!
Entrance Google Group

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