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Hello Thomas,
first thanks for your answer.
> You can transform a point from any element's coordinate system to
> the root SVG element's coordinate system with 'getCTM'. However I
> don't think Batik implements the path iterator stuff yet do getting
> the coordinates for paths may be difficult.
So java, not the problem. ;)
> If you wanted to work in Java, the GraphicsNode class (the nodes
> in our rendering tree) all implement getOutline which is the outline
> of that node and all it's children nodes (disregarding stroking). You
> could then get a flattening iterator to turn that into a polygon for
> use in an image map.
I think this is the way I will go. I think I ask further questions for this in
batik-dev, where I think it belongs more. Thanks for all.
> Personally I say why bother just use SVG :)
Because then, you have to install plugins. I'm always creating pages, which
offer to use all, but don't depend on. For SVG you need a plugin. For normal
images with image maps, you don't need one.
With kind regards
Torsten Knodt
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