Jan,
I studied the Adobe Plug-in. At the time, I wanted to know how to program it with _javascript_. After spending several hours studying the examples I concluded that one needed to by Adobe Illustrator for $500 to generate images for it.
I had a hard time understanding the file layout for it. It was not simple like Mozilla.
At the time, I chose to by Corel Draw upgrade for only $190 because it could both read and write SVG while Adobe could only write.
Have you generated SVG images for the adobe plug-in without buying a product? Was it difficult?
Have you animated images for the adobe svg plug in without using adobe illustrator?
If so, maybe I should take another look at it.
Thanks,
Siegfried
"Lolling, Jan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Siegried,where is the problem ?The Adobe SVGViewer-Plugin is very fast and easy to install !Mac, Linux and Windows are supported !Jan-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Richard Heintze [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Montag, 17. Februar 2003 21:46
An: Batik Users
Betreff: Render SVG in Servlet to Accommodate IE?I'm delighted to discover that as of last fall, certain versions of Mozilla can natively render SVG without a plug in.
How can I create a public web site that uses SVG for graphics and still accommodate IE? I suppose I could statically convert all my SVG illustrations to GIF or JPG but that is too tedious.
Is there a servlet that will rasterize SVG code on demand so I can send SVG to the mozilla browers and JPG to the IE browsers?
I could not find such a discussion in the archives.
Thanks,
Siegfried
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