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• Customizing TIBCO Spotfire Clinical Graphics

  Introduction TIBCO Spotfire Clinical Graphics (TSCG) is designed with extensibility in mind. You can use the point-and-click client application to create a wide variety of graphs. You can add custom graph types to the New Graph dialog using the Save As... Posted Oct 22 2009, 01:24 PM by Kathleen Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: S-PLUS, Spotfire S+ Server, Spotfire S+

• Setting up a TIBCO Spotfire S+ Server Cluster

  This article targets: TIBCO Spotfire S+ Server 8.1 and forward. You can install the TIBCO Spotfire S+ ® Server on multiple machines to operate together in a clustered environment. If you are preparing to deploy Spotfire S+ Server and find you need scalability... Posted Mar 02 2009, 10:59 AM by Kathleen Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: S+, S-PLUS, Server, SOA, S+ Server, Spotfire S+ Server, Spotfire S+, Cluster

• Use the TIBCO Spotfire S+ Server C# API to Develop an ASP.NET Web Application

  This article targets: TIBCO Spotfire S+ ® Server 8.1 and forward DemographicsStepByStep_CSharpAPI.zip The TIBCO Spotfire S+ Server includes Java ™ and C# APIs for easy integration of computational analytics into any application. In this article, we discuss... Posted Feb 24 2009, 08:25 AM by Kathleen Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: S+, Data, Integration, HTTP, Communication, C#, .NET, ASP.NET, S-PLUS, Server, SOA, Spotfire S+ Server, Spotfire S+

• Use the TIBCO Spotfire S+ Server Java API to Develop a Web Application

  This article targets: TIBCO Spotfire S+ ® Server 8.1 and forward DemographicsStepByStep_JavaAPI.zip The TIBCO Spotfire S+ ® Server includes Java ™ and C# APIs for easy integration of computational analytics into any application. In this article, we discuss... Posted Feb 24 2009, 08:21 AM by Kathleen Thompson with | with no comments Filed under: S+, Data, Integration, HTTP, Communication, S-PLUS, Server, SOA, S+ Server, Java