Bhaskar Somanchi wrote:
> This is the piece of code I tried to embed .svg files
Wrong use of terminology.
You can EMBED an SVG file in a PDF using a file
attachment annotation or a document level attachment.
In this case the bytes are embedded in the PDF and
the end user can extract it as-is.
> Image image1 = Image.getInstance("wp1.svg");
Obviously you don't want to EMBED the SVG file, you
want to RENDER it as an image in a PDF file.
This is COMPLETELY different. In the book there's
an example that explains how to do it.
It involves using Apache Batik, a library that is
able to render an SVG file to a Graphics2D object.
br,
Bruno
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