Hey, > > Please don't miss my statement, all i've just said that instead of > > providing classes & package to do the job, we could instead generate the > > same code INSIDE a single classes so only the needed code will be deploy > > ;-) > > Yes but you are losing all the semantics of your graphical informations. > Using SVG you preserve the semantics of your graphical data. If you only > need graphical stuffs, why not using JPG or animated GIF? For animation an applet could sometimes be smaller. And one could script the graphic. Also it would be possible to change parts of the graphic (e.g. the text of an button) by setting params of the applet. And the graphic would be resizeable and text extractable. Of course applets have many disadvantages, but as long as most browsers can't display SVG directly it may be helpful for some cases. BTW how is the status for SVG->Flash & Flash->SVG converters? Just my 2 cents.
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