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Hi, ��� I don’t know
how relevant this might be to the exchange below, but you might want to
consider that the subset of the svg standard supported by the Adobe plug-in is
not necessarily the same as that supported by Batik.� For example, I have a problem where I use the
text attribute textLength in order to make sure some the characters in some lines
of text line up and that some other objects also line up with the text.� In Batik it displays ok but when I save the
svg out to a file and open it with the Adobe plug-in in Internet Explorer the
text renders as if the textLength attribute where not there.� It turns out that the Adobe plug-in does not
support this attribute.� See http://www.adobe.com/svg/indepth/pdfs/CurrentSupport.pdf� for more info about which things are not
supported. -Randy p.s. sample svg using textLength attribute: <svg
width="800" height="200"> <text
textLength="15em" font-family="Lucida Console"
font-size="15" x="20" y="80">ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ</text> <text
textLength="26em" font-family="Lucida Console"
font-size="15" x="20" y="120">ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ</text> <text
textLength="50em" font-family="Lucida Console"
font-size="15" x="20" y="160">ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ</text> </svg> simple perform a double click at the svg-file. This will be invoke the IE within adobe plugin. here is an another example. You can trust me,
there is no special kind of svg-code for adobe. Alle generic or complexe svg-codes
works fine with adobe plugin ! You can find very nice svg examples with
EcmaScript in the current batik 1.5 distribution (dir ./examples)
(try mines.svg or 3D.svg !! ) Jan -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Jan, How do I
view these in a browser with the Adobe plug in? Do you have any small examples
that demonstrate using _javascript_ with the Adobe plug-in? I would guess each
example would have a htm and a seperate svg file? Thanks, Siegfried "Lolling, Jan"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: No
problem.... -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Jan, Can you refer me to any simple examples that just draw
a rectangle and a circle using the adobe plug-in? One that uses some minimal
animation with _javascript_ to move a rectangle from one position to another
would be nice too. Last I looked, I could not find any at the adobe site and I
was overwhelmed with the complexity of the code that was produced by the Adobe
Illustrator product. Thanks, Sieg "Lolling, Jan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: That is
not true ! I
develop my SVG code with a native text editor and display these
graphics with the Adobe plugin ! I
agree with you that Adobe Illustrator generates no pretty code. Try Jasc
Webdraw - it's only for SVG and has a two-way editor (graphical
designing and code-editing simultanously is possible). I know
one bug in Adobe SVGView: external references via use-tag don't work. With this
version from SVGView the use-tag can only reference symbols within
the same file. Your
name sounds German: A very good book in German about EcmaScript is Helma
Spona's "SVG Webgrafiken mit XML". Jan -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- 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----- 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 Do you Yahoo!? Do you Yahoo!? Do you Yahoo!? > ATTACHMENT part 2
application/octet-stream name=test2.svg > ATTACHMENT part 3 application/octet-stream
name=test3.svg > ATTACHMENT part 4 application/octet-stream name=test4.svg
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- AW: Render SVG in Servlet to Accommodate IE? Lolling, Jan
- Re: AW: Render SVG in Servlet to Accommodate... Richard Heintze
- Baron, Randy {PRG~Basel}
