Philip Brown wrote:
I've just started messing with "squiggle". I'm not really interested in creating SVG stuff. I just want a straightforward viewer, that works. Having a decent java viewer seems to be a great way to go.
The only drawback with squiggle currently, is that it seems to be only in verbose, fully "framed" mode.
It would be really nice to have a simple, unadorned,
"just display the image" mode, that I could then use to embed through Plugger, into my non linux/windows web browser.
So squiggle is an application, as such it is as you say 'fully framed'. However we provide Java components like the org.apache.batik.swing.JSVGCanvas which more or less "just display the image" (they have some built in 'navigation' like pan, zoom, link traversal, etc).
I don't know what 'plugger' is, and I don't know how much Java you know but creating a JSVGCanvas to display an image is (at it's simplest) 1 line of Java code.
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