R Karthick wrote:
I am really stuck in this. I am writing a Java Applet,
which loads svg files, just for displaying.
Do you mean there is no interactivity or dynamic updates?
Now the jar files itself comes around 2 to 3 megs,
which is really large for a web application.
Is it? Its large for a web "page", but not for an application. Its
roughly the same size as the Adobe SVG VIewer plug-in.
I cannot
expect the user to download the 2 to 3 megs of data
for using my Applet over the web.
Have you considered using Java Web Start. That way your JAR files are
downloaded just once and cached on the client-side. Also IMHO users are
more inclined to suffer downloads if they think there is useful
functionality at the end of it.
I would like to know, how to create a minimum
implementation of JSVGCanvas, just for viewing it. (
or is it avaliable in the web for download? ) Even I
will not need the functionality of zooming and
rotation. Just for display!!
If you are displaying images, and you need none of the functionality of
SVG, why not use the JPEG/PNG transcoder on the server-side and deliver
bitmap images - no download for your impatient users ;-)
Jamie
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