Hi Andreas,
Andreas Neumann wrote:
You can test the application at http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/digi/stable/index.svgz - it is not yet finished of course and still contains bugs and could be enhanced regarding performance.
Very cool!
On initializing it takes a while to parse existing SVG geometry for snap points.
Have you looked at the path SegList API's from the SVG DOM? Batik does implement them which would save you the parsing.
The question is on how I could send the data from the Batik-Squiggle viewer to the database. .getURL(), while supported by Batik, as to my understanding, is limited to sending at most 255 characters? Is that true?
I think this depends a bit on the systems in use.
Are you planning to implement postURL() in the near future?
I just looked it up and it appears that it is pretty simple to write and since it will be in SVG 1.2 we should do it.
I know, it is also possible to use Java for communication, but my goal would be to do everything in pure Javascript, if possible. Because it should work in other SVG viewers as well. Also my Java knowledge is almost zero. Well maybe it wouldn't be that complicated, if I knew how.
It actually should be pretty trivial, but unless you decide that you want to do your application in Java, I don't think you should tailor an application to a particular viewer.
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