Java (and hence Batik) do not support Type 1 fonts it probably also doesn't support some of the more wacko variants of OpenType. Basically, the font must be a TrueType font for Java to access it directly, it is possible that fonts installed on the system (even Type 1) might be supported.
ananth balasubramanyam wrote:
Hi,
I am using the batik-transcoder to transcode an SVG to a JPEG. The SVG has text elements that uses a font available in the <JAVA_HOME>/jre/lib/fonts directory. Will batik-rasterizer be able to transcode the SVG such that the jpeg maintains all the visual font information and looks exactly the same as an SVG.
In other words, to be more specific, I create an SVG in adobe Illustrator running on one machine. Can i transcode on a different machine this SVG, using batik making sure that the font used in Illustrator is available on this machine to the JVM. Will any font format work successfully ?
Will i have the same visual results on both machines.
thanks, Ananth
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