Sorry for the newbie question, but this one has me stuck...
I need to be able to display SVG graphics in an application, but I can't use
JSVGCanvas (the portion of the app in question isn't using a Swing component
model). So, as far as I can tell, I have two options with Batik:
1. Create a JSVGCanvas anyway, and just try to re-direct its paint method to
use my Graphics instead of its parent's.
- I've tried doing this by just sending a paint() message and specifying my
Graphics, but to no avail... I'm not very familiar with Swing, so I may be
missing something... Is this at all a feasible method?
2. Use a transcoder to grab a raster version, and then re-transcode each
time the size of the displayed image needs to change.
- This seems like it should be quite simple. However, as far as I can tell,
Batik only comes with Transcoders for storage formats (JPEG, PNG, TIFF), and
not a Transcoder for rendering into something like an Java Image or a byte
array. Should I write my own Transcoder for this, or is there already a way
to accomplish this? What would the speed difference be in comparison with
JSVGCanvas?
Thanks!
-Eli Gordon
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