in reply to Visualizing GraphML

I am sorry, but I do not quite know what you mean by "draggable result graph". However, you may be interested in either flot (jQuery) or flotr (Prototype). You can create highly customizable and interactive graphs like these:

(I personally prefer flotr, and many of the examples in flot can be easily adapted to flotr.)

HTH,

planetscape

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Re^2: Visualizing GraphML
by Anonymous Monk on Jan 21, 2010 at 22:32 UTC
    Actually, what Graph::Easy does (although untested so far for GraphML data) should suffice. But as I'd like to present the result on a webpage, it would be nice if the graph is rendered a little bit more nicely than for example the Graph::Easy ASCII output.
    That's what I meant by "draggable": a graph that floats around a bit, can be turned and zommed around, like http://www.aharef.info/static/htmlgraph/?url=http://www.google.com, but by using a generic lib.
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