Hello,
I'am using batik for my appl via building a batik-all.jar from batik-sources
(ant-script). When I'am building a jar-file of my own appl via my own ant
build-script I cannot use batik-all.jar external like using class-path
manifest attribute like this:
In this case my appl didn't find th
Tonny Kohar wrote:
I want to get the SVGDocument of otherImage.svg, from within the SVGDocument
from the outermost SVG (loaded in the JSVGCanvas).
I am not sure, how about using correspondingElement or
correspondingUseElement method from SVGElementInstance.
You can't get the image subtree with t
Hi Giampaolo,
Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote:
I'm developing a small tomcat app that transforms a well-defined xml content
through an xsl stylesheet producing and svg file with the purpose of
obtaining a final raster image (png, jpeg or whatever).
This final image size (in pixels) is most of the time
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'am using batik for my appl via building a batik-all.jar from batik-sources
(ant-script). When I'am building a jar-file of my own appl via my own ant
build-script I cannot use batik-all.jar external like using class-path
manifest attribute like this:
I think thats not the problem I changed it but my appl also did´n't find the
batik-classes. I think its a problem of the batik-all.jar file, because I
used the same way for loading mysql-driver (jar-file) and there it works.
Best regards
Steffen
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > I'am using batik
I think thats not the problem I changed it but my appl also did´n't find the
batik-classes. I think its a problem of the batik-all.jar file, because I
used the same way for loading mysql-driver (jar-file) and there it works.
Best regards
Steffen
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > I'am using batik
On Sunday 07 November 2004 16:37, Thomas DeWeese wrote:
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> ...omissis...
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> Well right now (meaning as of Friday) we run 'onload' event
> handlers prior to getting the width/height of the the document
> being transcoded. So you could for example use 'getBBox' (bounding
> box) on the outermos
fyi:
I found the problem at google... I had to build an index for my own jar-file
with: jar -i myappl.jar
Best regards
Steffen
> I think thats not the problem I changed it but my appl also did´n't find
> the
> batik-classes. I think its a problem of the batik-all.jar file, because I
> used the s