Hi, yes, thats perfectly possible.
However, you have to make sure that the extension is .svg , as an
example, if you have a php script creating the svg file you should make
sure that you have a dummy cgi parameter at the end, something like
somescript.php?param1=asdfasdf¶m2=123123&dummy=.svg
Batik is very powerful, also offers to execute onload scripts and
snapshotTime (for SMIL).
Andreas
J.J. Schlafley wrote:
Hi all,
Will the batik rasterizer take a dynamic svg content file as input?
like a php url that dynamically creates svg content? or would the php
script need to create a physical .svg file for the batik rasterizer to
use it properly? Thanks, JJ
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