thomas.deweese wrote:
>
> You should use SVGDocument.createEvent("MouseEvents") instead
> (I don't think this is actually the problem here but it will
> help future proof your code).
>
>
> Also you need to make sure you dispatch the event to the EventTarget
> under the mouse event:
>
> ((EventTarget)targetElement).dispatchEvent(mouseEvt);
>
> You can find the element under the mouse via the code I recently
> posted to help hardc0d3r. Our code to dispatch the DOM events lives
> in batik.bridge.BridgeEventSupport (but it relies on the graphics node
> already being found).
>
>
thanks a lot!
now the event is triggered!
but the target that is in the event is the whole SVG. i would like to get
only the element (path, rect, circle, ...) that is under the mousecursor.
i think i will need to look into this BatikBridge you mentioned.
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