>Hi all, >Does anyone have an example of some code to create an SVG document >with an image referenced by a URL, rather >than an embedded png? >I know the SVG fragment needs to look something like this: ><image x="0" y="0" width="570" xlink:href="http://www.myimagelink.ishere..."; If you are using a recent CVS version of Batik you may try the following constructor: /** * @param domFactory Factory which will produce Elements for the DOM tree * this Graphics2D generates. * @param imageHandler defines how images are referenced in the * generated SVG fragment * @param extensionHandler defines how Java 2D API extensions map * to SVG Nodes. * @param textAsShapes if true, all text is turned into SVG shapes in the * convertion. No SVG text is output. * * @exception SVGGraphics2DRuntimeException if domFactory is null. */ public SVGGraphics2D(Document domFactory, ImageHandler imageHandler, ExtensionHandler extensionHandler, boolean textAsShapes) Three ImageHandlers are available. The default is ImageHandlerBase64Encoder. You may want to play with this one: /** * @param imageDir directory where this handler should generate images. * If null, an IllegalArgumentException is thrown. * @param urlRoot root for the urls that point to images created by this * image handler. If null, then the url corresponding to imageDir * is used. */ public ImageHandlerPNGEncoder(String imageDir, String urlRoot) Jens Thieler --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
