Example code
 
Here is an example on how the code of a chart looks like:
        // Define a chart object
        Object oSerialChart is a cAmSerialChart
            Set domID to "chartdiv"
            Set piColumnSpan to 12
            Set categoryField to "date" // tell the chart which field to use for the y-axis
            Set dataDateFormat to "DD.MM.YYYY"
            
            //Add a graph
            Object oGraph is a cAmGraph
                Set valueField to "sales" // tell the graph where data is located (which field contains the data for this graph?)
                Set id to "g1"
            End_Object
            //Add a scrollbar
            Object oChartScrollbar is a cAmChartScrollbar
                Set graph to "g1" // Which graph to use as a "preview"
            End_Object
            Object oCategoryAxis is a cAmCategoryAxis
                Set parseDates to True
            End_Object
            
            // Fill in some data:
            Function FillData Returns tAmAttributes[]
                Date oldDate
                Boolean bFound
                Number nSales
                tAmAttributes[] RetVal
                Send Clear of oOrderHea_DD
                Send Find of oOrderHea_DD GE Index.3
                Move (Found) to bFound
                Move OrderHea.Order_Date to oldDate
                While (bFound)
                    If (oldDate<>OrderHea.Order_Date) Begin
                        tAmAttributes entry
                        Send AddNVP "date" oldDate (&entry) // set the date for the y-axis (use the same name as defined in the chart-object)
                        Send AddNnp "sales" nSales (&entry) // add an entry for each of the graphs (make sure to use the same name as defined in the graph)
                        Move entry to RetVal[(SizeOfArray(RetVal))]
                        Move 0 to nSales
                        Move OrderHea.Order_Date to oldDate
                    End
                    Move (nSales + OrderHea.Order_Total) to nSales
                    Send Find of oOrderHea_DD GT Index.3
                    Move (Found) to bFound
                Loop
                
                
                Function_Return RetVal
            End_Function
        End_Object
 Features
 
I created a library workspace which contains the classes needed to create a simple chart. I managed to integrate the JavaScript code into this library and The WebApp Framework can now load the JavaScript contained in my library.
Here's a list of what's currently working:
Different kinds of charts like
  - Line charts
- Bar charts
- Pie charts
-  xy (not yet fully implemented) 
-  Radar[FONT=Lato] (not yet fully implemented) 
-  Gantt (not yet fully implemented) 
-  Funnel[FONT=Lato] (not yet fully implemented) 
-  Gauge (not yet fully implemented) 
-  Map (not yet fully implemented) 
-  Stock (not yet fully implemented) 
Events
  - "Zoomed"-Event for line/bar charts
-         others are on the ToDo list  
DataFlex-Procedures/Functions to interact with the charts
  - Zooming functions for line/bar charts
- showing/hiding Graphs
- highlighting/unhighlighting graphs
Library Workspace 
 which does not require  you to copy any HTML/CSS/JS files into your project (I hope to keep it that way...)
I use some older (read obsolete) DF-code to include the JavaScript code into the WebApp. It based on the old way to directly embed icons/graphics into the compiled program (thanks to Wil who showed me how to do it ).
Maybe someone from the community or someone at DAW has a better solution for this.
 TODO / Known Issues
 
There is still very much to do:
  - It takes 4 or 5 "ping pong"-calls form the client to the server and back in order to load the charts and fill them with data... this should be improved
- Only the custom parts of the script are included in the Library. The "main part" of the script is directly linked/loaded from the AmCharts-webserver. This needs to be changed... I'm hoping for a better solution to include JS-Files in a LibraryWorkspace though...
- No Web Properties are supported at the moment (so once your chart has been loaded, you can't manipulated it anymore...)
- No Events / Procedure are implemented, so no interaction between the user and the server is possible at the moment (the charts work fully interactive though... scrolling, zooming, hovering is supported)
- There are dozens of properties and a few more chart types which need to be implemented
- The class hierarchy is not completed yet...
- There are a few things which are rather ugly (-> custom structs for name value pair with different types than strings, although the WAF converts them to string values anyway...)