Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Hi Archie,
I believe the problem is now fixed in CVS. My test application
ran overnight (twiddling the href 20-30 times a sec) with no
detectable increase in the baseline heap size (this is
~1million twiddles so the heap would have grown significantly
even if a single obje
Thomas,
Thanks for your prompt and helpful answer. It seems as if there is a
world of difference between the "open" PDF specifications and what the
Adobe Reader offers.
Jamie
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ll-down" through the data.
This whole thing is a bit confusing anyway, I mean how does printing
relate to dynamic documents, when print is a static medium?
TIA
Jamie Browning
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Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Jamie Browning wrote:
Thanks for the pointer! This code certainly seems cleaner than mine
;-) However it doesn't seem to have fully solved the problem. Perhaps
I am missing something above just the implementation of this function.
Again I have included my test file to
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Jamie Browning wrote:
Jamie Browning wrote:
I am attaching a test file to demonstrate this post.
I am attempting to implement getScreenCTM in ECMAScript (due to lack
of Adobe support :-().
See samples/solitaire/script/util.js
There is a function 'screenCTM
Jamie Browning wrote:
I am attaching a test file to demonstrate this post.
I am attempting to implement getScreenCTM in ECMAScript (due to lack
of Adobe support :-().
I am looking at the batik source in an attempt to understand how to do
this. What I am trying to specifically understand is the
hat
is not the root, how does this affect the matrix from this element to
the root. Again does it need to be multiplied by any other factor.
Please forgive my ignorance on these matters but I have only a
rudimentary grasp of 2d geometry.
Thanks i
However, as an XML utility, the CSS engine could stand alone.
Applying CSS to an XML document is a general task, not limited to
SVG. A standalone CSS engine might be useful for other developers
working with XML and CSS, using other XML dialects.
To achieve this, the properties supported by t
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Steve Lamont wrote:
As a side note/question -- has anyone written a book or other
comprehensive reference on Batik? The SVG Specification is somewhat
less than an optimal tutorial reference, at least for someone like me,
who wants to simply use the API, not develop it.
Ya
I
will not need the functionality of zooming and
rotation. Just for display!!
If you are displaying images, and you need none of the functionality of
SVG, why not use the JPEG/PNG transcoder on the server-side and deliver
bitmap images - no download for your impatient users
Danny
See:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/install.html#jarFiles
This diagram will tell you which jar files are needed to use JSVGCanvas. If
you plan to include scripting it is basically all of them with a few
exceptions. I have quite happily added JSVGCanvas bean to component palettes
in NetBeans,
Specifically then Thomas, would the call be:
documentX = SVGElement.getScreenCTM(DOMEvent.getClientX());
documentY = SVGElement.getScreenCTM(DOMEvent.getClientY());
??
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Don wrote:
> So I would like use Batik as an
applet to download svg files to java enabled
> web browsers and view them
with interactive scaling and zooming
embedded
> on a web page.
Ive seen mention of java applets
using the Batik viewer canvas, but I havent
> been able to find any tut
Its about time I stopped being so lazy anyway ;-)
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Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScr
Still unable to get this feature to work. I am slightly suspicious that I
have a syntax error somewhere. I have downloaded the latest 'binary'
(batik-1.5.zip) but I am now getting the following error:
In Event
org.mozilla.javascript.WrappedException: WrappedException of
java.lang.ClassCast
Excepti
> Seriously, that release is well over a year old (perhaps
> close to two).
Which is yet more demonstration of the validity of the
architecture/implementation of Batik, IMHO ;-)
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> You should be using at least Batik 1.5, or you may want to pick up
> current CVS (we make nightly source dumps available as well).
I am using '1.5 beta 1' - is that not recent enough
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I have been using the ASV3 viewer and am currently
revising the ecmascript code to get it to work in Batik/Rhino. I realise that
Adobe have implemented a number of non-standard features. However one feature
that I use extensively is the addEventListener(eventType, listener, useCapture)
metho
>Action zoomIn =
svgCanvas.getActionMap().get(JSVGCanvas.ZOOM_IN_ACTION);
This is exactly what I wanted. Thank You.
>Interactors are useful when you want to put UI over the top
>of the SVG canvas. If you just want to do a 'fixed' action you
>are better off not using interactors.
What do
Forgive me for yet again asking this question:
Interactors - what and how?
Specifically, I am constructing a UI with
JSVGCanvas as my main component. I have a button on the toolbar which I want to
use as a 'Zoom In'. When the user fires the event ...
private void
zoomInButtonActionPerfor
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From: "Thomas DeWeese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: interperter exception
> Jamie wrote:
> > AFAIO the correct syntax is: text2.getFirstChi
AFAIO the correct syntax is: text2.getFirstChild(). This is the function you
should use in Adobe; from their CurrentSupport.pdf:
"The script engine interface technology available on Netscape for the
Macintosh does not support writable attributes on interfaces. To work around
this limitation, Adobe
applications. That
was the reason wy we have java at client side.
I do not belief,
that the MS JVM is ready to run any natik applications. You are limited to all
the AWT stuff !
Jan
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c machines, they don't work well
and this reflects badly on SVG.
That said I am still pushing to use Batik on the client-side because it
offers the most extensible architecture - from applets to applications.
Great work!
Jamie
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aware, it is my boss I
have to convince. At the moment I am trying to implement a ComboBox in
_javascript_, which is like a broken pencil i.e. pointless.
Thanks in advance
Jamie
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