Also wrote a bunch of map animations in SVG back in 2011. Used SMIL to
markup the animations and movements of viewports. Worked out quite well in
FF at the time, but IE was terrible. Chrome worked well, but there were a
number of SMIL methods that Chrome either didn't implement or did so
Hi,
You can use Apache Batik library and write a servlet that renders
raster images from SVG files and serves them over http.
Apache Batik is not uptaded since long time, but we use it successfully by
some years to renders maps stored on the server in SVG format.
Regards,
Cristiano
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Il mercoledì 20 agosto 2014, Cristiano Costantini
cristiano.costant...@gmail.com ha scritto:
Hi,
You can use Apache Batik library and write a servlet that renders
raster images from SVG files and
Sounds nice, but a primitive test app that displays a simple SVG graphic
doesn't show up in Safari (IOS 7) and Blackberry.
(Ok, the latter may be unimportant.)
Then you have done something wrong. I just tried IOS 6 and 7 using
http://svgjs.com/test/
Other than that you would either use
Hi Magnus,
you can use Apache Batik to write a Servlet that renders SVG and then sends
to the browser the image as png or jpeg.
Apache Batik is not updated since long time but it works quite well.
We use Batik with this approach since 2010, to display maps that are stored
on the server as SVG
On Sunday, August 17, 2014 6:17:18 PM UTC+2, Jens wrote:
Just don't support IE 8 and be happy http://caniuse.com/#search=svg
Sounds nice, but a primitive test app that displays a simple SVG graphic
doesn't show up in Safari (IOS 7) and Blackberry.
(Ok, the latter may be unimportant.)
Hi,
assume you have some graphics (chess pieces) in vector format (SVG). Assume
that SVG is not available in the user's browser and also assume that the
user may choose a resolution from a discrete set of resolutions, e. g.
50x50 px or 100x100 px or 200x200 px.
Or even allow the user to define
Just don't support IE 8 and be happy http://caniuse.com/#search=svg
Other than that you would either use a graphics tool to export svg to
jpg/png and fixed resolutions and let the client decide which to use or let
the server convert it if you don't have any fixed resolutions.
-- J.
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You
