There are many more options in the rasterizer, see:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/svgrasterizer.html
In particular, there are -w and -h options to set the width and height of the document. Used in combination with the -dpi, that should give you a page the size you want at the resolution you want.
Vincent.
Annick Fron wrote:
My problem is that I use the binary distribution with the command java -jar batik-rasterizer ...I don't know where to place options because I can't see the boundary between batik and fop processing. The only option I have played with is : -dpi which is documented as set to 72 There are options width and length, but I don't know whether they are relative to the input, the batik viewport, the fop document , the final document or whatever
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