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Hi, I am trying to convert some (pre-batik) java code that uses
Xerxes to use Batik instead. However, I can’t get the code to work. When
I use Batik to parse an SVG document from an InputStream I find that calling getElementsByTagName(“g”) does not return the same result as when
using Xerxes. It returns an empty list, although the document contains a number
of “g” tags and I can get a “g” tag node directly by
calling getElementById (…) on the Document. Attached are a test program and SVG document that illustrate
the problem. The program parses the SVG document from a FileInputStream
first using Xerxes and then using Batik and outputs the number of “g”
tags found by calling getElementsByTagName on the
resulting Documents. I must admit my knowledge of XML/SVG is limited (I didn’t
write the code I am converting) so apologies if I have overlooked something
obvious. Am I using Batik (or Xerxes) incorrectly? Is there anything
special about “g” nodes from the perspective of Batik that I need
to take account of? If not, has anyone encountered a similar problem? Thanks, Vicki --------------------------------------- Vicki Bell Avenida Technologies Ltd [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: +44 (0)2476 430462 |
NoddyTest.java
Description: JavaScript source
noddyTest.svg
Description: image/svg
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