hello,
i use batik to rasterize an svg to a bufferedimage, which obviously looses
all of the nice interactivity.
so EventListeners like this will obviously not work anymore:
EventListener el = new EventListener() {
public void handleEvent(Event evt) {
}
};
someNode.addEventListener("click", el, false);
now since i still would like to use interaction like this in the
bufferedimage, i thought of faking these Events.
whenever an AWT-Event occurs on the BufferedImage i will need to translate
it into a DOMMouseEvent and dispatch that to the original SVGDocument, from
which the BufferedImage was rasterized and still exists in memory.
so what i did was use the DOMMouseEvent.initMouseEventNS(...) function to
create a DOMMouseEvent and then dispatch that on the root-node of the
svgdocument.
the problem is, that the eventhandlers are just not triggered. but i could
yet not find out where exactly they get lost.
thanks for any help on this!
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