Hi,
I have a piece of code which uses the Apache FOP PDFTranscoder to
convert a piece of SVG (created with Batik) into PDF.
Code is as follows:
Transcoder loTranscoder = new PDFTranscoder();
loInputFile = new File("test2.svg");
InputStream loSVGInputStream = new
FileInputStream(loInputFile);
TranscoderInput loSVGInput = new TranscoderInput(loSVGInputStream);
OutputStream loPDFOutputStream = new FileOutputStream("test2.pdf");
loPDFOutputStream = new BufferedOutputStream(loPDFOutputStream);
TranscoderOutput loPDFOutput = new
TranscoderOutput(loPDFOutputStream);
loTranscoder.transcode(loSVGInput, loPDFOutput);
loPDFOutputStream.close();
loSVGInputStream.close();
The issue I am having, is that when using the SVN trunk version of
Batik, I am getting a rasterized format pdf, which is pretty ugly and
81kbyte!
When I use Batik 1.6 however, the resulting pdf is a very nice vector
style pdf that is only 2kbyte!
I am wanting to use the SVN trunk version of Batik, as I am creating the
initial SVG file from a WMF file, using the WMFTranscoder (to SVG).
This works fine with SVN trunk version of Batik... BUT,... with Batik
1.6... it produces a not so good SVG file, with a encoding of Cp1252 ,
so, nothing really loads it (including Batik!!!)
Is there a reason why the latest SVN trunk version of Batik produces a
rasterized format PDF, when the "old" Batik 1.6 produces a really nice
vector style PDF?
How can I get SVN trunk version of Batik to output a PDF the same as
Batik 1.6 does?
If you would like the pdf files, and the svg files involed, email me
offlist, and I will email them
Thanks
Antonio Broughton
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