--- In [email protected], "Praveen Nayak"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am using the Batik viewer inside an applet, and loading an SVG
> document. I have an ECMAScript method say 'manipulate()' inside the
> svg file to manipulate the svg content.
> <Applet... <!--the applet containing batik viewer,
> which inturn holds the svg document.-->
JavaScript in the HTML document can access the applet element with e.g.
document.applets[0]
or if you give the applet a name e.g.
<applet name="svg1" ...></applet>
then with e.g.
document.applets.svg1
If the browser/Java combination supports LiveConnect then the public
members of the applet are exposed to script meaning if the applet has
a public method then you can script e.g.
var applet = document.applets.svg1;
if (typeof applet.methodName != 'undefined') {
applet.methodName();
}
I don't think you can get at the script functions defined in the SVG
document unless the applet makes sure to expose them with its public
members.
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