Hi Jan,

Thanks for the hint about EMBED Vs. OBJECT.  I tried these two as alternate
methods, however what I am doing at the moment is send the output stream
directly to the browser as SVG.  It works great in all other browsers I
tried except IE when I have big a SVG doc.  The puzzling part for me is
that if I took that same SVG and say opened in a file in my PC directly
from the browser it works OK.  I seem to have a problem between the servlet
buffering and the client interpreting, but again.  I am at a loss right
now.

elf




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hello elf

What kind of tag do you use to embedd SVG-plugin in your html-page.
My experience are that the old tag EMBED works better than the new tag
OBJECT.

I do the same in my application.
My servlet generates a empty html-page within a embed-tag. This tag starts
the SVGView plugin and the plaugin loads from the given url the SVG-code.

My SVG-code is very big (64kByte) and has exact ONE SVG-tag !!
All what you can see will be created with ecma-script and added to the
svg-tag.
It works very good and fast !

Jan

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I was reading the trail from Siegried about using or not using a Plug-in
and decided to try this question here in case anyone has experienced this.

After my Servlet creates SVG, I am dispatching the SVG in the output stream
to a browser.  It appears that for lager SVG documents (perhaps more
complex), something goes wrong and no output is displayed.  I can see that
the client recognizes the SVG MIME type since the background changes to
that light gray prior to rendering.  Then, I just see the hour-glass there
teasing me, but I know the server side has completed operations.  I thought
it might be related with the buffer size in the Servlet and the way IE
reads this stream, but I really do not know.

Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.

Thanks,
elf



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