And it would not only be needed a new render-kit, but also a new set of svg components! That are major words...
Bruno 2005/8/3, Bruno Aranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > 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 > > >
