Thank you Thomas,
No, but if you are loading a 'static' SVG document (no script tags or event attributes) then you need to tell Batik that you still want access to the SVGDOM (which is provided by the context objects). This can be done in the canvas with setDocumentState(ALWAYS_DYNAMIC), or if you are just loading the document yourself you need to use the GVTBuilder and the BridgeContext (the BridgeContext has a method 'setDynamicState' - which can take the value 'DYNAMIC').
Your advice - the second part - helped solving the problem.
I do not, however, understand exactly what I have done by creating the BridgeContext and calling GVTBuilder.build -
do you know about the details and could possibly explain what happens within the program?
Up to know, I thought GVT was an internal representation of
my SVGs, one that I did neither need, nor was meant, to care about.
Thanks again -Urs
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