Potts, David wrote:
I am developing a tool that displays a SVG image(SVGCanvas), after doing 3-5 enlargements I get an Out of Memory exception, a check with
freeMemory( )/totalMemory() indicates that there is still a sizable amount memory available
I am aware that Batik works on an alternative stack is there any way of catching the OutOfMemory exception?
Someone else posted a response.
Is there a better solution to scrolling a SVG image than to use a SVGCanvas in a scrollable Panel, I did think about using a JViewport and getting batik to perform the scrolling, but that seems to be using a sledge hammer to crack a walnut?
Read the archives - subject "JSVGCanvas in JScrollPane again..." in short Zach DelProposto is working on implementing a scrolling component on top of the JSVGCanvas - this is the only easy way to avoid the above problem (you are getting a offscreen buffer the size of the zoomed document!).
David.
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