You can view SVG in Java using Batik using org.apache.batik.swing.JSVGCanvas.
You can get documentation at:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/svgcanvas.html
You can also convert SVG graphics to bitmaps using the transcoder API:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/rasterizerTutorial.html
which can be used from the command line with the rasterizer:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/svgrasterizer.html
Vincent.
Paul H. Roubekas wrote:
Can Batik go from a SVG file to a Java 2D graphic? If it can, where is some documentation to read, or is there an example to study?
What I would like to do with the application I am developing is to take XML transform through a Style sheet (XSLT) to get a SVG file/graphic. What I would like to do is let the user see each graph, after being transformed by the XSLT. From what I understand about Batik it was designed as a wrapper around the Java 2D APIs to allow for output to SVG. But I would like to do the reverse, take a SVG and create a Java 2D graphic. I would like to allow the end user to proof the graph before producing slides from it. My application will create some unique graphs from dynamic data on a monthly cycle, where the size of graph elements change based on the data, similar to just changing the height of a bar chart. Can SVG->Java 2D be done with Batik? I wanted to stay away form building new Java code for every new graphic the customer will come up with. I was hoping to be able to just send an updated list of selectable graphics, along with the XSLT for each new graph. I don?t understand enough about Batik to get an answer from reading the JavaDocs.
Suggestions welcome.
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