Creating a component that renders svg files would be pretty straight-forward, as what you would do is to create a component which accepts the svg files and embedes it in the page using the <object> tags... Using the batik library, you could raster the svg files on-the-fly to generate PNG or JPEGs. If what you want is an SVG render-kit, this is more difficult and would imply more code (that was a good idea for the Google summer of code!).
I've developed the graphicSvg component (the first case) some time ago, but didn't have time to finish it, although it works... more or less. However it is capable of showing the SVGs and rastering them. I haven't included it to the sandbox because it has a dependency in the batik library. If someone is interested, feel free to contact me... For the whole render-kit, maybe that would be another project... Regards, Bruno PS we still need more svg browser support... 2005/8/3, Emmanuel Jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi all, > > Are there any plans at all for providing support for SVG or any other > technology enabling the dynamic generation of 2d images? > > Thanks, > Emmanuel Jay >
