Hi, maybe some path-related problem in order to access the file in your web-resource dir?
cheers, Gerald On 4/16/07, mathias °ö° <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi david i checked the object tag and tested in a simple html file linked to svg file. and this is working. but the same is not running with the jsf web app. <f:verbatim> <object data="http://../images/map.svg"; width="500" height="500" type="image/svg+xml"> </object> </f:verbatim> which params must adjusted by <a4j:mediaOutput> component ? best regards mathias °ö° David Delbecq-2 wrote: > > firefow can load svg using <object> tag, so you should check the the > object tag is correct and the the pointed svg file is at proper location. > > En l'instant précis du 12/04/07 16:10, mathias °ö° s'exprimait en ces > termes: >> i have tested with <f:verbatim>: >> at browser (ie and firefox) i see only a grey frame. the browser can´t >> load >> the svg image. >> (if i start the svg image from my file browser it will open.) >> >> my next step i try with <a4j:mediaOutput> component , but im not sure >> which >> attribute i must set. >> >> <a4j:mediaOutput element="object" uriAttribute="href" >> codetype="image/svg+xml" codebase="test.svg" /> >> >> but this code-snapshot does not work. >> >> best regards >> >> >> David Delbecq-2 wrote: >> >>> Indeed, now you say this, am not sure the tomahwak htmlTag component >>> accepts attributes other than the default uioutput ones. >>> maybe something along this? >>> <f:verbatim> >>> <object data="test.svg" type="image/svg+xml" >>> width="400" height="300"> >>> </object> >>> </f:verbatim> >>> >>> >>> In facelets i would simply make, without verbatim >>> >>> <object data="#{someBean.someSvgUrl}" type="image/svg+xml" >>> width="#{someBean.someSvgWidth}" height="#{someBean.someSvgWidth}"> >>> </object> >>> >>> but won't work in JSP. Also the media tag of ajax4jsf is made to ouput >>> 'media' in various tags (object, a, img, iframe), if you can afford an >>> additionnal library... >>> >>> >>> En l'instant précis du 12/04/07 10:40, mathias °ö° s'exprimait en ces >>> termes: >>> >>>> 2. use htmTag component >>>> <t:htmlTag value="object"> >>>> <f:attribute name="data" value="Test.svg" /> >>>> <f:attribute name="width" value="500" /> >>>> <f:attribute name="height" value="500" /> >>>> <f:attribute name="type" value="image/svg+xml" /> >>>> </t:htmlTag> >>>> >>>> but is does not work. how i handle htmlTag Attributes? >>>> >>>> best regards >>>> mathias °ö° >>>> >>>> >>>> David Delbecq-2 wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> graphicImage renders a tag. Svgs are not supposed to be >>>>> included with such tags. It's like trying to use a img tag to show a >>>>> flash object. >>>>> >>>>> See here how to include svg in your page: >>>>> http://wiki.svg.org/SVG_and_HTML >>>>> >>>>> When you have understand this, you can use either the ajx4jsf 'media' >>>>> component or use the tomahawk 'htmlTag' component to render your >>>>> object >>>>> tag. >>>>> >>>>> Also don't forget to setup your mimetype in your web.xml for svg >>>>> ressources. >>>>> >>>>> En l'instant précis du 11/04/07 16:14, mathias °ö° s'exprimait en ces >>>>> termes: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> hi >>>>>> >>>>>> how link an extern svg-file with jsf component. >>>>>> with >>>>>> <h:graphicImage url="http://www.***/file.svg"; /> >>>>>> it does not work. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/how-link-svg-file-with-jsf-component-tf3559628.html#a10013013 Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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