> J�r�me, the server side script is the way I am doing it now, > but it adds load and also latency to the system, and this is causing > inaccuracies when mobile. System is running a number of other gps > applications at the same time and I need svg for mapping. > > So, if I get it right, there is no way to to use just a socket (not > http protocol) to get the data in svg, so that the http server can be > avoided... Jan Kollhof wrote a software around the Adobe SVG viewer that allows to use sockets: http://jan.kollhof.net/projects/svg/ --> see motjuvie. I think he also extended the Batik SVG viewer to allow for sockets. He also wrote a tool for XML/RPC with js. As far as I heard, if you know Java, it is easy to embed Batik in your own Java program where you can use whatever network connection you want. However, if you want to use only ASV, getURL is currently the only way to go. Andreas
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