horstpeter:
> OK, I know a lot of people had the same problem, but reading through forums
> for 2 days now didn't help me at all.
> I have a basic website with a svg embedded. The SVG has some JS in there for
> the user to change the svg. I would love to have a button to export the svg
> to a JPEG. 
> I already downloaded the batik package and put it on the server, I just
> can't find the right way to call the rasterizer.

If you can run Java servlets on your server, then you can write a simple
servlet that will do the rasterising.  Here is a simple example:

  http://mcc.id.au/2007/09/batik-course/code/transcoding-servlet/

The actual code is in WEB-INF/classes/TranscodingServlet.java.  That
example servlet causes a URI with the following form to return a PNG:

  http://server/transcoding-servlet/transcode?uri=<uri-of-SVG-document>
    &width=<width-of-output-PNG>&height=<height-of-output-PNG>

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