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Hello,
I would like to know how to manage the display of a
large SVG file, a world map for example.
My application has cartographic functionnalities
such as a zoom. So I need a large SVG map file.
Is it possible to load only a part of a large
SVG map file with a standard Batik API in a JSVGCanvas or is it required to
make some extra developpement ?
Is it better to have a large SVG map or a to have
many small SVG map files to avoid too much memory use ?
I would very appreciate if some one who has been
faced to the same problem could answer me.
Currently I have a world map ; the SVG file is
about 150 ko and my application based on Batik works quiet fine. But
the map has not enough details.
Best Regards
Jean-Luc Petit
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- Re: Large SVG image displaying with a JSVGCanvas. jlp.petit
- Re: Large SVG image displaying with a JSVGCa... Thomas DeWeese
- Re: Large SVG image displaying with a JSVGCa... G . Wade Johnson
- RE: Large SVG image displaying with a JSVGCa... Baron, Randy {PRG~Basel}
- Re: Large SVG image displaying with a JS... G . Wade Johnson
