Hi Andres,

I sent a response to your onemileup.com email address... hope that got
through.

--BobC


-----Original Message-----
From: Andres Toussaint [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 4:54 PM
To: Batik Users
Subject: Re: SVG Draw Tools?


Bob:

I am currently developing a toolset just like that. It is a
Java-Batik-Swing solution, with a set of pluggable tools. The
application objectives:
- a SVG drawing tool to be plugged into other applications.
- a Toolset design to allow for pluggable tools, styles and actions.

The objective of this application is to provide simple authoring tools
for other SVG applications.
The application is already working, and I am implementing new features.

It features:
    SELECT:
          Select, Rotate, Scale, Move

    DRAW:
          rect, ellipse, line, path

    STYLE
          fill, Stroke, stroke-width

    CANVAS:
          Zoom in-out (for the moment using only JSVGCanvas interactors)
          Pan (in a JSVGScrollPane)

The application is not jet in production mode. We have a plan to provide
a comunity version of this application. Still unsure of the method for
doing so.

Also, I have refactored the Adobe´s "SVG Draw" application into a tool
that offers almost all the same functionality as this SVG application,
but with a couple of enhancements:
    - The ECMAscript has been modularized, so the tools can be pluggable.
    - The Tools have been placed into a toolbar  floating pallette.
    - The application has been made to be able to run in the following
browsers: Batik (Squigle and JSVGCanvas), Adobe SVG Viewer v3.0.x, Adobe
SVG Viewer 6.0 Beta, and has been tested in: Windows: IE6, Firefox 1,
Netscape 7.1; Mac OS X: IE, Safari, FireFox and Netscape.

We may be able to work something out.

Andres Toussaint

Bob Carpenter wrote:

>I need to include some basic draw tools in our app - very much like Adobe's
>"SVG Draw" demo. In fact, theirs would work perfect for our needs, but I
>doubt they'd license it to us.
>
>I need draw tools for two types of clients: Web (like Adobe's) and Swing.
>Have you seen any tools out there for drawing that we could plug into our
>app?
>
>Thanks,
>
>--BobC
>
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