I have tried it and it works just fine. Thanks to everyone who replied to my post.
From: "zze-DAROUX Olivier FTRD/DIH/GRE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Batik Users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Batik Users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: interactive SVG
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 09:30:00 +0200
Hi,
> Hi > Im a university student working on a projet that draws > sequence diagrams. I > am planning on using SVG to do this. The problem is that im > not sure if SVG > can be made interactive in a java application( i know this > can be done with > javascript and a browser). I need to be able to click on > certain object > names on the diagram which will call a java class(listener) > that will handle > the clicking event. Can this be done with batik??
Yes of course, this a big advantage of batik (in my opinion :-)). If you register a mouselistener on the jsvgcanvas then the event object is the shape you clicked. Oh, I give you the method, to help you :-) (maybe this is not the best method, I don't know) You get the element on which you want add the listener (i.e. with getelementbyid) and then use addEventListener("click", listenerClassObject, false) on it. Of course the svg element must have a onclick attribute (even empty)
> Thanks in advance for your time. Any help will be greatly appreciated. > Ian.
Your welcome Olivier
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