On 01.04.2007 23:05, Wendell Piez wrote:
When serving SVGs with Cocoon, if I call a jpeg or PNG image into an SVG
file and the Cocoon sitemap is configured to deliver them, I can see
them just fine in the SVG in a browser. But when I pass the same SVG
through Batik's rasterizer under Cocoon to make a jpeg (or png), the
jpeg or png fails to be included, instead showing me a nice but alarming
placeholder image. (I can arrange for examples on request, and/or show
my sitemap.)
When I run Batik standalone (as a client) and point them to the SVGs
(being delivered by Cocoon), it behaves just like any SVG browser,
displaying the jpeg or PNG and even offering me the rasterize
functionality. It's when it's running on the server that it doesn't work.
Does anyone have any hints as to whether (and how) it's possible to get
Batik to resolve and include these images when rasterizing under Cocoon?
Hi Wendell,
can it be just a problem of source resolving? PDF and JPG/PNG
serializers suffered from the lack of being able to resolve relative
paths for ages. This was only recently fixed in the FOP NG block on
trunk for PDF, but I don't know of any fix for Batik.
Regards
Joerg
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