Hi sudip, it does not help if you ask three or four times the same questions! If people know an answer, they will help you. If people don't answer, they have a reason for it - perhaps they don't know an answer. No one is forced to answer your questions. As to your question: there are shape file libraries and toolkits out there. For perl you can find libraries at http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/Geo/ for reading and writing shapefiles. If you google a bit you will find more programming toolkits in other languages as well. So the answer is - yes it is possible, but it will be some work for you to integrate it with your project. Reading your SVG file is trivial, for writing the shapefile you can use one of the available toolkits. If you need access to individual coordinates I found Kevin Lindsey path-parser (http://www.kevlindev.com/dom/index.htm) useful. Apache Batik implements the path data API defined in the spec. ASV not. This is where Kevins tools step in. Andreas --- In [email protected], "sudip_kr_mishra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi... > > how can i convert svg back to shp ? > is there any specific tool for that ? > > thanks > sudip
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