Hi, Thank you very much. > > Is it possible to rendering such svg content with Batik? > > Yes, and no. There are some issues with the above example, > like Batik requires an SVGDocument with a 'getRoot' method that > returns the 'root' SVG element. So you might be able to write a > 'hacked' document object that 'behaved' correctly however... I tried the sample from SVG specification but it did not work. You are right, it has to have svg element as root for batik rendering.
> > > I want to use > > some custom XML tags to add some extra information to the document. For > > example, I may specify for certain group of graphic shapes, there are > > certain callbacks. Those callbacks will be specified as either elements > > or attributes. > > This makes me think that you may want (or at least get away with) > something that looks more like: > > <svg:svg width="4cm" height="8cm" version="1.1" > xmlns="http://example.org"; > xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";> > <svg:ellipse cx="2cm" cy="4cm" rx="2cm" ry="1cm"> > <callback-list> > <!-- callbacks for the ellipse element --> > <callback name="foo" function="bar"/> > </callback-list> > </svg:ellipse> > </svg:svg> > > This will work trivially "right out of the box". This indeed works! But the callback related elements are not in SVG DTD, so batik does not validate the document? If I make a DTD or schema by adding some extra information to SVG DTD (is it possible to do inheritance with a DTD?), how can I let batik know? Thanks. wz --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
