How do you launch it? I tried to use Rhino with Batik a few months ago but I couldn't have it work properly. Note that I didn't use a version of Rhino that came with Batik, but I downloaded it and tried to integrate it with Batik, and failed.
Guillaume Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Neumann wrote:
at SVG.Open 2003 in Vancouver, Thomas demonstrated a integrated JS debugger with
Batik Squiggle.
I would be most interested in using this feature, and I guess most other
developers would be as well. It would also help me a lot for making my existing
SVG/ECMA Script apps better compliant with alternative SVG viewers, other than
Adobe.
I found the lack of a real debugger in SVG application development a major pain.
This is where the Flash alternative excells. The only way to use SVG with a
debugger so far, is the eSVG solution from Intesis.
I think you will find the debugger quite nice!
On this topic it is also worth pointing out that with Rhino you can access
all of Java. So in particular it is generally much nicer to say
'System.out.println("Foo")' than 'alert("Foo")' - especially in onmousemove :)
Is this debugger available already or is it part of the Batik cvs version? Is
this an extension I can install with Batik 1.5 or will it be part of Batik 2?
It is currently only in the CVS version. Eventually there will be a 1.5.1
and it will include the debugger.
Don't be afraid of using the CVS version. Other than the initial checkout
(which has pretty good directions on the web site). All you need to do once
you have the source tree is:
% cd xml-batik % ./build.sh squiggle <optional svg file(s)>
Is there already information available on the Web on this topic?
Now there is. :)
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