>From: Sebastien Just <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >> I'm currently working on a web application whose needs can be >> fullfilled with a SVG plugin.
>> Last problemes are : >> - do I really need to sign the applet >> ( if I do not I cannot use ecmascript) ?
No you should not have to sign the applet. As Stan referenced, the easiest and in your case probably best solution to this problem is to remove the org/mozilla/javascript/optimizer directory from the lib/js.jar jar file. While you are at it you might also want to remove the tools directory as well.
It has been reported that this works although I myself have never tried it.
>> - 5Mo is a bit heavy for an applet ... are
Tonny already gave a bunch of good ideas for stripping down the size of the applet. You could probably go further but if this is _really_ of interest you might consider using a tool that is designed to pack down and strip java for applet distribution.
>> Future improvements : >> - make applet communicate with the browser DOM so that the HTML side >> can interact with SVG Applet . >> >> So is anyone interested in this work ?
It does sound interesting. What would probably be most interesting would be a patch to the build.xml file that builds a JSVGCanvas applet jar, stripping out as much code as possible. Then even if people wanted something slightly different they would have a solid starting point. Of course for this to be really useful a test to ensure that everything needed was included probably needs to be written...
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