Serialization benchmarks and charts

I was looking at this serialization benchmark Thrift Protobuf Compare and saw at the end oif the report it spits out a series of HTML. One of these reads.

<img src='http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chtt=totalTime&chf=c||lg||0||FFFFFF||1||76A4FB||0|bg||s||EFEFEF&chs=689x430&chd=t:1263.0,1552.0,1747.0,1878.0,1966.5,2119.0,2203.0,2559.5,2706.0,2963.0,3585.5,3912.5,4182.5,4186.5,5948.5,7337.5,9050.5,10078.0,12404.0,12931.0,18031.0,28068.5&chds=0,30875.350000000002&chxt=y&chxl=0:|java|json/jackson-databind|JsonMarshaller|xstream (stax with conv)|binaryxml/FI|hessian|javolution xmlformat|stax/woodstox|protostuff-json|stax/aalto|protostuff-numeric-json|json (jackson)|thrift|avro-generic|sbinary|avro-specific|activemq protobuf|protobuf|kryo|kryo-optimized|MessagePack (buggy)|java (externalizable)&chm=N *f*,000000,0,-1,10&lklk&chdlp=t&chco=660000|660033|660066|660099|6600CC|6600FF|663300|663333|663366|663399|6633CC|6633FF|666600|666633|666666&cht=bhg&chbh=10&nonsense=aaa.png'/>

Which when displays looks like.

A simple way to generate charts in web pages.

BTW: The application was run using Java 7 update 1 64-bit on an i7 2600K 4.6 GHz.

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