Fred Ingham wrote:
To all,
I am trying to use the JSVGCanvas in an application that uses a JDesktopPane
containing several JInternalFrames (one of which contains a JSVGCanvas).
The problem occurs when more than one JInternalFrame exists in the
JDesktopPane. The behavior is as follows:
What version of Batik? With current CVS I tried your example and it
worked perfectly (well almost if you resized continously for long enough
I would get a stack overflow - but even that is gone now). I certainly
didn't see anything that sounds like what you describe.
If there is a single JInternalFrame (with a JSVGCanvas in it) in the
JDesktopPane, all is well... the SVG graphic appears and can be panned,
zoomed, etc.
If there is more than one JInternalFrame in the JDesktopPane, the
JInternalFrame with the SVGCanvas will display the SVG graphic initially but
as soon as you click the mouse in its frame, the graphic disappears never to
be seen again.
I have attached some code that a previous mailing list user had included as
an example for another problem... the same code can be used to demonstrate
my problem... simply invoke File|New two or more times... you will see the
SVG graphic in the first JInternalFrame but for all other JInternalFrames,
you will not see a graphic... and if you click in the original
JInternalFrame... the graphic will disappear.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
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