Re: SVG Widgets

2003-10-06 Thread Kiia Kallio
Guillaume Pothier wrote: > > Is somebody interested in creating/using SVG/js widgets? > For a nice example of SVG widgets, see > http://www.mycgiserver.com/~amri/widget.cocoon.xml, but with Adobe's > browser only, as these use Adobe properietary extensions. > > Has anyone been successful in imple

Re: getStyle in StylableExtensionElement

2003-10-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Guillaume Pothier wrote: Hi! The current implementation of getStyle () in org.apache.batik.extension.StylableExtensionElement is as follows (nightly cvs): public CSSStyleDeclaration getStyle() { throw new InternalError("Not implemented"); } Is this the intended behaviour? I mean,

Re: Duplicate image references in SVG

2003-10-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Andres Toussaint wrote: Both Actions Listeners DO get fired, so it is up to my code to determine which of the duplicates is triggering the event, right? If this is so, Is there a place in Batik i can intercept the Event to kill those not wanted, and only propagate the one i want? This bug s

Re: Interactors

2003-10-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Jamie wrote: 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.

Re: SVG & Batik - RunnableQueue

2003-10-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Denis Bohm wrote: I have an application that I would like to implement using SVG and the Java Language Binding Scripting. I have an SVG document and a Java EventListenerInitializer that is working in Squiggle. So far, so good. Now I would like to sping off a thread that creates a socket connect

java2D to SVG in tomcat 4.1.24

2003-10-06 Thread Nelson Lourenco
Title: java2D to SVG in tomcat 4.1.24 Hi, i have a web application(java2d to SVG) run in tomcat4.1.24. Hi have a problem with out of memory. Anyone can give specs for RAM, disk, cpu, app configuration, for my app. TIA. Nelson