Hi,
I don't have the answer, but would like to be able to launch the systems
browser, either.
F.e. I have a SVG application that runs in Batik that allows to browse
through artists lifelines. Once an artist is selected the user is able
to open a link in wikipedia or search engines. Currently I can't do it
in Batik.
Thomas, Cameron - do you have an idea or suggestion on how to solve this?
Andreas
J B wrote:
In our SVG document, we would like to render a list of links. We are
rendering them similar to the following:
<a xlink:href="http://www.google.com"; <http://www.google.com";>>Google</a>
We have also tried removing the xlink namespage on the href attribute.
However, this does not have the desired effect (none). Ideally, it
would spawn the system default browser, but I imagine this is not the
behavior everyone would want. Is there any built in support for
handling external links? Or do we need to register a listener in the
java class which in turn can handle the external link request?
Thanks!
Birch
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