• The overall chart component
• The chart dataset (which groups chart data–related settings)
• The chart plot (which groups visual settings related to the way the chart items are rendered)

• <reportElement />
• <box />
• <chartTitle />
• <chartSubtitle />
• <chartLegend />
• <anchorNameExpression />
• <hyperlinkReferenceExpression />
• <hyperlinkAnchorExpression />
• <hyperlinkPageExpression />
• <hyperlinkTooltipExpression />
• <hyperlinkParameter />

• isShowLegend - indicates whether the legend will be rendered visible
• evaluationTime - indicates the moment when chart goes rendered. Default value is Now
• evaluationGroup - used to specify the group at which to render the chart, when evaluationTime is Group
• hyperlinkType - indicates the type of the hyperlink element.
• hyperlinkTarget - indicates the target of the hyperlink.
• bookmarkLevel - the level of the bookmark corresponding to the anchor.
• customizerClass - the name of the chart customizer class.
• renderType - represents the specified format used to render the chart.
• theme - the name of the chart theme used to draw the chart.

• draw - the chart is drawn directly on the target graphic context using the JFreeChart API.
• image - an image is first produced from the chart and this image in turn gets rendered onto the target graphic context.
• svg - the chart is transformed into the Scalable Vector Graphics format and from that format is then rendered onto the target graphic context.

• resetType
• resetGroup
• incrementType
• incrementGroup

• <keyExpression /> - represent the categories that will make up the slices in the pie chart. This expression can return any java.lang.Comparable object.
• <valueExpression /> - produces the values that correspond to each category/key in the dataset. Values are always java.lang.Number objects.
• <labelExpression /> - if this expression is missing, the chart will display default labels for each slice in the pie chart. Use this expression, which returns java.lang.String values, to customize the item labels for the pie chart.
• <sectionHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with pie sections

• <seriesExpression /> - indicates the name of the series. This expression can return any java.lang.Comparable object.
• <categoryExpression /> - returns the name of the category for each value inside the series specified by the series expression. Categories are java.lang.Comparable objects.
• <valueExpression /> - produces the values that correspond to each category in the dataset. Values are always java.lang.Number objects.
• <labelExpression /> - if this expression is missing, the chart will display default labels for each item in the chart. Use this expression, which returns java.lang.String values, to customize the item labels for the chart.
• <itemHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with chart items

• <seriesExpression /> - indicates the name of the series. This expression can return any java.lang.Comparable object.
• <xValueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value representing the X value from the (x, y) pair that will be added to the current data series.
• <yValueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value representing the Y value from the (x, y) pair that will be added to the current data series.
• <labelExpression /> - if this expression is missing, the chart will display default labels for each item in the chart. Use this expression, which returns java.lang.String values, to customize the item labels for the chart.
• <itemHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with chart items

• <seriesExpression /> - indicates the name of the series. This expression can return any java.lang.Comparable object.
• <xValueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value representing the X value from the (x, y, z) item that will be added to the current data series.
• <yValueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value representing the Y value from the (x, y, z) item that will be added to the current data series.
• <zValueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value representing the Z value from the (x, y, z) item that will be added to the current data series.
• <labelExpression /> - if this expression is missing, the chart will display default labels for each item in the chart. Use this expression, which returns java.lang.String values, to customize the item labels for the chart.
• <itemHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with chart items

• Year
• Quarter
• Month
• Week
• Day - this is the default value
• Hour
• Minute
• Second
• Millisecond

• <seriesExpression /> - indicates the name of the series. This expression can return any java.lang.Comparable object.
• <timePeriodExpression /> - returns a java.util.Date value from which the engine will extract the corresponding time period depending on the value set for the timePeriod attribute mentioned above.
• <valueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value to associate with the corresponding time period value when incrementing the current series of the dataset.
• <labelExpression /> - if this expression is missing, the chart will display default labels for each item in the chart. Use this expression, which returns java.lang.String values, to customize the item labels for the chart.
• <itemHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with chart items

• <seriesExpression /> - indicates the name of the series. This expression can return any java.lang.Comparable object.
• <startDateExpression /> - specifies the beginning of the date interval with which the numeric value will be associated when it is added to the time period series.
• <endDateExpression /> - specifies the end of the date interval with which the numeric value will be associated when it is added to the time period series.
• <valueExpression /> - returns the java.lang.Number value to associate with the current date interval specified by the start date and end date expressions.
• <labelExpression /> - if this expression is missing, the chart will display default labels for each item in the chart. Use this expression, which returns java.lang.String values, to customize the item labels for the chart.
• <itemHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with chart items

• <seriesExpression /> - currently only one series is supported inside a High-Low or Candlestick chart. However, this single series must be identified by a java.lang.Comparable value returned by this expression, and it must also be used as the series name in the chart’s legend.
• <dateExpression /> - returns the date to which the current (high, low, open, close, volume) item refers.
• <highExpression /> - returns a java.lang.Number value, which will be part of the data item added to the series when the dataset gets incremented.
• <lowExpression /> - returns a java.lang.Number value, which will be part of the data item added to the series when the dataset gets incremented.
• <openExpression /> - returns a java.lang.Number value, which will be part of the data item added to the series when the dataset gets incremented.
• <closeExpression /> - returns a java.lang.Number value, which will be part of the data item added to the series when the dataset gets incremented.
• <volumeExpression /> - a numeric expression that returns the volume value to use for the current data item. It is used only for Candlestick charts.
• <itemHyperlink /> - sets hyperlinks associated with chart items

• backcolor - specifies the background color for the plot.
• orientation - specifies whether plot items will be rendered horizontally or vertically. Possible values are Horizontal and Vertical. The default is Vertical.
• backgroundAlpha - specifies the background transparency for the plot.
• foregroundAlpha - specifies the foreground transparency for the plot.

• piePlot - it has no specific settings
• pie3DPlot - contains the depthFactor attribute, a numeric value ranging from 0 to 1 that represents the depth of the pie as a percentage of the height of the plot area.
• barPlot - one can show or hide tick labels, tick marks or item labels, and provides settings for both axis.
• bar3DPlot - provides the same settings as the barPlot, and generates a 3D effect using the xOffset and yOffset attributes.
• linePlot - one can show or hide lines connecting item points, can show or hide shapes associated with item points, and provides settings for both axis.
• scatterPlot - like the linePlot, it can show or hide lines connecting item points, can show or hide shapes associated with item points, and provides settings for both axis.
• areaPlot - provides settings for both axis.
• bubblePlot - one can set the bubble dimensions by setting the scaleType attribute, and provides settings for both axis.
• timeSeriesPlot - one can show or hide lines connecting item points, can show or hide shapes associated with item points, and provides settings for both axis.
• highLowPlot - one can show or hide open ticks, can show or hide close ticks, and provides settings for both axis.
• candlestickPlot - one can show or hide the volume, and provides settings for both axis.
• meterPlot - contains specific settings for the dial shape, scale angle, measurement units, tick interval, dial color, needle color, tick color, value display font, color and format pattern, data range and meter intervals.
• thermometerPlot - contains specific settings for the value location, mercury color, show/hide value lines, value display font, color and format pattern, data range, low range, medium range and high range.
• multiAxisPlot - contains specific settings for axis included in the plot

• pieChart - a combination of a Pie dataset and a Pie plot.
• pie3DChart - groups a Pie dataset and a Pie 3D plot.
• barChart - a basic combination of a Category dataset and a Bar plot.
• bar3DChart - wraps a Category dataset and a Bar 3D plot.
• xyBarChart - supports Time Period datasets, Time Series datasets, and XY datasets, and uses a Bar plot to render the axis and the items.
• stackedBarChart - uses data from a Category dataset and renders its content using a Bar plot.
• stackedBar3DChart - uses data from a Category dataset and renders its content using a Bar 3D plot.
• lineChart - groups a Category dataset and a Line plot.
• xyLineChart - groups an XY dataset and a Line plot.
• areaChart - items from a Category dataset are rendered using an Area plot.
• stackedAreaChart - items from a Category dataset are rendered using an Area plot.
• xyAreaChart - uses data from an XY dataset and renders it through an Area plot.
• scatterChart - wraps an XY dataset with a Scatter plot.
• bubbleChart - combines an XYZ dataset with a Bubble plot.
• timeSeriesChart - groups a Time Series dataset and a Time Series plot.
• highLowChart - a combination of a High-Low dataset and a High-Low plot.
• candlestickChart - uses data from a High-Low dataset but with a special Candlestick plot.
• meterChart - displays a single value from a Value dataset on a dial, using rendering options from a Meter plot.
• thermometerChart - displays the single value in a Value dataset using rendering options from a Thermometer plot.
• multiAxisChart - contains multiple range axes, all sharing a common domain axis.

import java.awt.Color;

import net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRChart;
import net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRChartCustomizer;

import org.jfree.chart.JFreeChart;
import org.jfree.chart.renderer.category.BarRenderer;

public class BarChartCustomizer implements JRChartCustomizer
{

	public void customize(JFreeChart chart, JRChart jasperChart)
	{
		BarRenderer renderer = (BarRenderer) chart.getCategoryPlot().getRenderer();
		renderer.setSeriesPaint(0, Color.green);
		renderer.setSeriesPaint(1, Color.orange);
	}
}