Normally I would expect the applet to render the SVG file that it's passed. However, all that appears is a big white blank spot. If I take the same code, and turn it into an application, the same file renders perfectly.
I wrap the Batik code with a try/catch and no exceptions are thrown.
I'll try loading a simple SVG diagram with no JPEGs or _javascript_ and see if it renders properly.
If that doesn't work, I'll do a checkout and build the library.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Mark
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Hi Mark,
Mark A Fortner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/26/2006 06:27:03 PM:
> I wrote a small applet to render an SVG file. However, it can't seem to
> render the file. When the applet appears it's blank.
>
> I've debugged through it and there doesn't seem to be any problem.
What does this mean? Obviously there is a problem otherwise you
wouldn't be posting here ;)
Do you wrap all Batik class with try/catch blocks so you
can check if Batik or one of it's libraries is throwing an
exception? I suspect some form of Security error is at fault
here.
> canvas.setDocumentState(JSVGCanvas.ALWAYS_DYNAMIC);
Does the document you are trying to display use ECMAScript
(AKA _javascript_). Rhino has some problems in an Applet context
as it's default behavior is to generate bytecode from the _javascript_.
I think all of those issues are resolved in the SVN version of
Batik. In either case I would try a simple static SVG first.
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