Hi Pukkypa,
As the website says Batik is a SVG toolkit written in Java.
It has a viewing component so you can have dynamic SVG[*] displayed
in a swing application. With Batik you can use Java (instead of
Java/EcmaScript) to manipulate your SVG Document interactively
(including using Java threads to do "background" work, or
open sockets with 'back end' services like DBs).
It also has tools to take Java2D drawing commands
and turn them into SVG content, so if you can draw something
on the screen in Java you can capture it to SVG. There are
also some conversion tools (TrueType font -> SVG font,
WMF file to SVG).
Finally, it has the rasterizers that you referred to.
What are you looking to do?
[*] While in general Batik's dynamic support is excellent
it does not yet implement any of SMIL animation.
pukkypa wrote:
> i'm new to svg. i heard batik svg toolkit so i would like to know what
> its can do. could anyone suggest me? i saw in the website ex. it can
> convert SVG to various formats, such as raster images (JPEG,PNG or
> Tiff). are there other any features of this software?
> thanks in advance for any help.
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