Hi Claire. Claire SERRANO: > I work on a Java application based upon batik. It contains a JSVGCanvas > displaying the content of a SVGDocument. That document might be modified. > All modifications are performed in Batik's update manager thread. … > Everything's ok when we load the document in squiggle but not in our > application, we have this exception when we draw an arrow: > org.apache.batik.bridge.BridgeException: Unable to make sense of URL for > connection
The problem may be that the document doesn’t have a URI, so it is unable to resolve the relative URI “#TMTRIANGLE”, even though it should be in the same document. How are you creating the SVGDocument? You could try calling setDocumentURI() on it (after casting it to SVGOMDocument) to give it a URI of some sort. If the document needs to be able to have relative reference to files on the local file system, give it a URI like "file:///some/where/file.svg"; then it will be able to resolve relative URIs to files in the /some/where directory. Or, if you don’t need to reference local files relatively, even something like "http://example.com/"; should do. Do that setDocumentURI() call just after you have built the document and before you have installed it in the JSVGCanvas. -- Cameron McCormack ≝ http://mcc.id.au/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
