Hi Sudhakar,
Sudhakar S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/31/2006 08:40:17 AM:
> > Well you can do what ever you want when you export the document
> > to an SVG file. You can do a deep clone of the document and modify
> > the clone before writing it to disk.
>
> Actually my SVGDocument contains some SVG image elements which was
created
> dynamically using 'createElementNS(SVGGraphView.SVG_NS, "image")' with
> "xlink:href" attribute without base64. But while exporting into SVG
file, my
> SVG image elements must be saved using Base64EncoderStream. Then only
> exported .svg file will contain all the depended image elements.
> So should i change all the image elements with base64 in cloned document
> before exporting into svg?
I don't think Batik supports Base64 encoded SVG images. So I would
suggest replacing the 'image' element with an 'svg' element (or perhaps
better a use element) and append the contents of the reference SVG image
to the 'svg' element (or a 'symbol' element you construct in the defs).
Alternately if you use the SVGGraphics2D to 'draw' your SVG document
this will more or less happen automatically.
> or
> Is it possible to do anything in DOMUtilities.writeNode?
If I understand the question properly, I don't think you will be
very successful making the kind of modifications you are talking about
making to the SVG document just in writeNode. Some might be possible but
I think the code would get very complex and the sorts of replacements
you could do would be limited. I think it might be possible to get
something going based on that code but in the end I don't think it
would look much like the original code...
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