Arian Hojat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > hello guy.... > i want to allow the user to upload a ttf which i can do. now i want to > run in a servlet the ttf2svg utility. not sure how to run this in a > java servlet (not sure if somehow command line can be used in a > servlet but security might be an issue for users).
Runtime.exec() works in a default configuration, but yours might have stricter security settings. > is there another option. bascially i allow the user to upload their > 'cool' fonts and use them to draw text with the glyphs svg provides > by converting from ttf to a system independant format... > > Also if there is an easier option... such as just uploading the ttf to > the current directory/directory batik looks for fonts, and using the > font name (in qoutes?) in the svg, and then deleting the ttf when i am > done writing my image... can this be done and works both on windows > and unix (nice cause no xml parsing for me if possible)? Using truetype fonts from batik is certainly possible. One was is using a @font-face CSS section. There may be others. -- M�ns Rullg�rd [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
