I took a deeper look into the Transcoding Hints and figured out what the AOI hint meant: Area Of Interest. Using this hint, i have solved this issue. I provide the PrintTranscoder with a transform for each page, indicating the AOI i want to render, and i simply calculate the number of pages based on the size of the SVG prior to the transcoding, and since the PrintTranscoder allows for multiple pages to be cached i can cache all the slices into one print job.

Thanks anyway, and i will look into this tiledTranscoder you mention to see if it is of any use to my problem.

Andres.

Tonny Kohar wrote:
Hi,

Not sure if it is help you. In batik contrib there is TIFF tiling code
under tiledTranscoder (If I am not wrong). Basicly it allows tiles on
the transcoder. Look at in there and see if its help you.

Regards
Tonny Kohar
http://www.kiyut.com

On Mon, 2004-01-19 at 23:29, Andres Toussaint wrote:
  
Hello all,

I have a SVG application that handles relatively large images (40 x 20 
inches) to do layout of equipment for aircraft panels. I want to provide 
the option to print the panel in tiles on a letter sized printer at 
actual scale and size, and then the user will assemble the printed panel 
with these sheets.

I wanted to ask if there is a method in the Batik toolkit to split a 
file into multiple tiles for printing?

And if there is, could the bleeding be adjusted so there is, for 
example, a 5mm overlap in each page to facilitate the merge of the 
printed pages.

Thanks in advance,

Andres Toussaint




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