hi ,
thanks for the info.
i tried using TiledImageTranscoder
1. it was saying that the constrcutor is protected.
2.i made the constructor public and tried instantiating i tried in the
following way
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FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("d:\\gvs.tiff");
TiledImageTranscoder tit = new TiledImageTranscoder();
tit.addTranscodingHint(KEY_WIDTH, new Float(10240));
tit.transcode(new TranscoderInput("file:" + "d:\\test.svg"),
new TranscoderOutput(fos));
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it was creating a file as large as 400MB.i am not sure where iam commiting
some mistake.please help me out.
thanks
GVS
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas DeWeese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 3:52 PM
To: Batik Users
Subject: Re: outofmemory error in batik transcoder
Felicia Ionascu wrote:
> Hi,
> I had the same problem several months ago, you can use the
> TiledImageTranscoder instead of your JPEG transcoder, of course you need
> to change "TIF" to "JPEG" in the code. This transcoder doesn't use
> BufferedImages but RenderedImages, so it decreases dramatically the
> memory consumption.
> The source is in the "contrib" area of the CVS, thanks to Thomas.
Actually, you can't just replace TIFF with JPEG in the code because
there is no JPEG encoder capable of taking a rendered image and transcoding
it to a JPEG file (Actually I think javax.imageio may have one but we
are currently based on JDK 1.3 so in that context we don't have it).
But it is true that if you can switch to using TIFF then the tiled
transcoder
is _much_ better for very large images.
>
> Felicia
>
>
>
> GVS Srinivas wrote:
>
>> hi all ,
>> i am trying to transform a large svg into an jpg image using batik jpeg
>> transcoder and i am encoutering with outofmemoryerror.
>> when the transcode method is called from the jpegtranscoder.
>>
1.jpegtrascoder---------->>>>>2.imagetranscoder.transcode()----------->>>>3.
>>
>>
Staticrenderer.repaint()----------->>>>>>4.Staticrenderer.updateWorkingBuffe
>>
>> rs()------>>>>5. Raster.createWritableRaster().after this i am geting the
>> outofmemoryerror.
>> when i debug the code actual wrror is coming in the in databufferInt
>> class.
>>
>> would you please send me the code for correcting this problem in the
>> batik
>> thanks a lot
>> GVS
>>
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