Re: Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-11 Thread George Armhold
Thomas DeWeese wrote: > There are a couple of ways to do this. One is to override > bridge.UserAgent.getXMLParserClassName to return the name of any > SAX2 parser. Hi Thomas. I actually took the approach of including my own org/apache/batik/util/resources/XMLResourceDescriptor.properties in my pr

Re: Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-09 Thread Thomas DeWeese
George Armhold wrote: Tonny Kohar wrote: > - if the client have their own xml parses eg: JVM 1.4 or higher you > can exclude xerces and use that parser with some properties files > modification. Tonny, this sound very interesting. Do you have a "recipe" for how to make this work? There are a

Re: Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-09 Thread George Armhold
Tonny Kohar wrote: > - if the client have their own xml parses eg: JVM 1.4 or higher you > can exclude xerces and use that parser with some properties files > modification. Tonny, this sound very interesting. Do you have a "recipe" for how to make this work? And to the original poster- you might w

Re: Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-09 Thread Thomas DeWeese
>From: Sebastien Just <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >> I'm currently working on a web application whose needs can be >> fullfilled with a SVG plugin. >> Last problemes are : >> - do I really need to sign the applet >> ( if I do not I cannot use ecmascript) ? No you should not have to sign the applet.

Re: Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-09 Thread Stan Dickerson
For ecmascript without applet signing, there was a thread in January on the Batik Users' List. Search message bodies for "optimizer" and message subjects for "Rhino". Stan Dickerson On Sat, 2004-08-07 at 09:44, Sebastien Just wrote: > Hi, > > I'm currently working on a web application whose nee

Re: Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-08 Thread Tonny Kohar
Hi, > - 5Mo is a bit heavy for an applet ... are You can cut down batik size - if you do not need pdftranscoder, exclude it from the jar - if you only use it for display, I think you can exclude svggenerator - if the client have their own xml parses eg: JVM 1.4 or higher you can exclude xerces an

Java applet for browser integration using Batik

2004-08-07 Thread Sebastien Just
Hi, I'm currently working on a web application whose needs can be fullfilled with a SVG plugin. I didn't currently found a correct SVG plugin displaying SVG because : - all plugin doesn't work on all browsers - are difficult to install for end-user - doesn't interpret SVG the same way ... so I can