On Fri, 2004-10-29 at 14:41, Stan Dickerson wrote: > On Mon, 2004-10-11 at 14:26, Thomas DeWeese wrote: > > Stan Dickerson wrote: > > > userAgent = new SDUserAgent(); // my code (extends UserAgentAdapter > > > implements SVGUserAgent) > > > svgCanvas = new SVGCanvas(userAgent, true, false); > > > ...ALWAYS_DYNAMIC...add listeners... > > > url = drawingNameToURL(name); // my code (name == "Index.svg") > > > svgCanvas.setURI(url.toString()); > > > > > > "AHU_Index.svg" is loaded from my UserAgent openLink(). Could there be > > > a problem with my UserAgent? > > > > Your derivation is a bit odd. There are two distinct UserAgent > > classes in batik the 'bridge' User Agent, and the SVGUserAgent. You > > seem to claim to extend the bridge user agent and implement the > > SVGUserAgent - I'm not sure what the real result of this would be > > (although I honestly think the problem is in the JDK's networking > > code, as remote a possibility as that seems, based on the stack > > traces). > > I changed the user agent to extend SVGUserAgentGUIAdapter but got the > same result. > > I'm postponing fixing this but here is a summary: > > Batik 1.5.1 > JSVGCanvas in Java applet > setURI(url.toString()) called from init() is OK in all cases > > setURI(url.toString()) called from UserAgent openLink() is: > OK from Windows I.E. or Firefox with "http:" URL > OK on Linux console if a "file:" URL is used to load the applet > HANGS on Linux console if an "http:" URL is used to load the > applet (Mozilla or Firefox, Java 1.4.2 or Java 1.5.0)
P.S. setURI() from openLink() works on the Linux console if the URL is set for "no proxy" in Mozilla preferences. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
