Lars Eirik Rønning: > Thanks for helping. > I actually wish to only open the file and get its base64encoding. Note that > in my case i do not have bufferedImage, i merely wish to open the fileURI > and have the bytes encoded to base64. > I have found a base64Enocder class which may be used (org.apache.codec)
I’m not sure which class you are referring to here. (Batik doesn’t have a class called Base64Encoder.) > As i understand it the Base64EncoderStream class in Batik requires an > renderedImage as input, but this is not what i am looking at. No, it doesn’t (PNGImageEncoder does). You can write whatever bytes you like to a Base64EncoderStream and it will output them as the base 64 bytes. So it sounds like you just want to open a FileInputStream and feeds its bytes to a Base64EncoderStream. > If i also understand you correct, the transform element is not required in > order for an image to appear, only if i wish to do some transformation to > the image, such as translating it or skewing and so forth. That’s right. You will have to give it a width="" and height="" attribute (and probably an x="" and y="", too) to tell it where in your document it should render. -- Cameron McCormack ≝ http://mcc.id.au/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
