Use ChartPanel instead of ChartFrame: ChartPanel can be easily embedded in a JPanel and resized along with the container. This makes the chart scalable without any additional effort.
Choose appropriate Layout Managers: Using a proper layout manager such as BorderLayout, GridBagLayout or GridLayout can aid in scaling the chart components.
Set preferred chart size: Set preferred chart size, either through ChartPanel or ChartFrame, so that when the container is resized, the chart is scaled proportionally.
Use Resizable Axis: Use ResizableAxis to ensure that the axis labels and tick marks adjust automatically when the chart is resized.
Enable Antialiasing: Enable antialiasing for smoothing the graphics as the chart is scaled up or down.
Use high-resolution images: Use high-resolution images for capturing the chart to avoid loss of quality when the chart is scaled up.
Avoid complex chart layouts: Avoid complex chart layouts with overlapping components, as they are difficult to scale and can cause visual distortions.
Use consistent font sizes: Use consistent font sizes throughout the chart to ensure that the text is legible at different scaling levels.
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