AW: Problems with embedding graphics using fo:instream-foreign-object and svg...

2001-10-18 Thread Beer, Christian

Hi Jim and Yuri!

I used svg because there i could set the rendering-quality to
"optimizeQuality"
because the image quality is very important for us.

Christian

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Jim,

  Your example is clear to me, but it's different from 
Christian's case - he does embed external files, that's
why I was curious why do it via svg.  Maybe his files
are svg, that would explain it.  I though he meant GIFs
or something.

Yuri.

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We generate our PDFs on the fly dynamically.  These PDFs include dynamically
generated graphs.  It is vary convenient to embed the graphs (as SVG images)
inline rather then creating .svg files and then deleting them after
generating the PDFs.

Jim

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  Could somebody please point out what is the benefit of
using  ...
instead of   ?

Thanks,
YS

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Hi Folks!

I wanted to embed images using:

  

  


But I get the SVG-Error-Image. Before I updatet to the newest SVG-Version
that worked
fine... What has happend???

Christian

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AW: Problems with embedding graphics using fo:instream-foreign-object and svg...

2001-10-18 Thread Beer, Christian

Thanks for your replys. I have found a solution:
First I did the following:
CompanyLogo/@src  <-- "file:" + file.getAbsolutePath();
and now I do:
CompanyLogo/@src  <-- file.toURL().toString();

That works!

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You probably have a broken version of batik, it didn't handle relative
url's properly.
Current cvs has this fixed, you need both new fopand batik

On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 10:02:09 "Beer, Christian" wrote:
> Hi Folks!
> 
> I wanted to embed images using:
> 
>   
> image-rendering="optimizeQuality"
>x="0" y="0" width="25mm" height="35mm"/>
>   
> 
> 
> But I get the SVG-Error-Image. Before I updatet to the newest SVG-Version
> that worked
> fine... What has happend???

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