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In fact, I think my problem is quite different
but the idea is here.
As you know, the loadSVGDocument method takes an URL
argument.
But I can't give it an URL because I have generated a
SVGDocment in my program.
I just want to put this SVGDocument in my JSVGCanvas but I
wasn't be able to.
I tried the setSVGDocument and so on... but without
success.
That is why I suggest to redefine a subclass of JSCGCanvas and
overwrite the paint mathod but I am not sure of the results.
I would to use a JSVGCanvas to make easier manipulations in
the future.
Thanks for all.
I
have had a similar problem, in that I have to retrieve the svg data from a
local database (that is non-networked). So anyhow,
I
created my own class DBDocumentLoader that extends
..batik.bridge.DocumentLoader. That retrieves the information from a
database.
Then I extended JSVGCanvas and
overloaded the loadSVGDocuement(..) function Like below.
My change is the
"//Next Line is OBSI Modification" otherwise it is like the
original code in the latest official
release.
/**
* Loads a
SVG document from the database, according to the
URL
* <em>Note: Because the loading is
multi-threaded, the current
* SVG document
is not guaranteed to be updated after this
method
* returns. The only way to be
notified a document has been loaded
* is to
listen to the
<tt>SVGDocumentLoaderEvent</tt>s.</em>
*/
public void loadSVGDocument(String url)
{
stopProcessing();
URL oldURI =
null;
if (svgDocument !=
null)
{
oldURI =
((SVGOMDocument)svgDocument).getURLObject();
}
URL newURI =
null;
try
{
newURI = new URL(oldURI,
url);
} catch
(MalformedURLException e)
{
userAgent.displayError(e);
return;
}
url =
newURI.toString();
fragmentIdentifier = newURI.getRef();
//Next
Line is OBSI Modification
loader = new
DBDocumentLoader(userAgent);
nextDocumentLoader = new SVGDocumentLoader(url,
loader);
nextDocumentLoader.setPriority(Thread.MIN_PRIORITY);
Iterator it =
svgDocumentLoaderListeners.iterator();
while (it.hasNext())
{
nextDocumentLoader.addSVGDocumentLoaderListener
((SVGDocumentLoaderListener)it.next());
}
if (documentLoader ==
null
&&
gvtTreeBuilder == null
&&
gvtTreeRenderer == null)
{
startDocumentLoader();
}
}
BTW: Batik guys: Should the batik code read
something like: if (loader == null) loader = new
DocumentLoader(userAgent)
If it were written this way, I could just set the
loader and not have to overwrite this function. What do ya'll
think?
Also note that guaranteed was spelled
incorrectly. :)
PS: I may be making this too complicated, but it
worked. If anyone knows how to do it better, please let me
know!
JON
I succeed in loading a SVG file in
a JSVGCanvas with the loadSVGDocument method.
But, how can I load a SVGDocument in a JSVGCanvas
without a file but a variable of this type?
Do I have to define a new class which inherits from
JSVGCanvas and redefine the paint method?
Thanks.
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