Is there a good graph (not charting) visualization API for .Net? [closed]

Question

I've looked at Microsoft GLEE (non-commerical use) and other libraries for drawing graphs, but I need a good commercial use graph API to show complex routes through the Internet.

I need to be able to show a large number of nodes and vertexes. Any Ideas?

Answer 1

The Graphviz resources page lists a project, QuickGraph, which may solve your problem.

Answer 2

You should check out Microsoft Research's NetMap

http://www.codeplex.com/NetMap

".NetMap is a pair of applications for viewing network graphs, along with a set of .NET Framework 2.0 class libraries that can be used to add network graphs to custom applications.

A network graph is a series of vertices (sometimes called nodes) connected by edges. See this Wikipedia article for an overview of network graphs.

.NetMap was created by Marc Smith's team at Microsoft Research."

Answer 3

There is the Piccolo Toolkit; I haven't tried it yet but it looks promising.

Answer 4

Graph# at CodePlex

Answer 5

Netron, a graphing library, that unfortunately died because the source got bought. Still, the last releases on SF are there: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=69788&package_id=123851

Answer 6

ILOG Diagrammer offers network charting; actually, I haven't tried their Vis product, but am a happy user of their Gantt product which works very well.

Answer 7

OP,

The PowerShell blog entry you linked to has another link to a commercial version down in the comments. According to the commenter, it has been renamed Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout. Here is the direct link: Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout 2007