Hi, Thomas - Thanks for your reply. I know I could remove the onclick hyperlink from the circle in my SVG document, and use an event handler in my Java code to listen for a mouse click on the circle instead - which could then use JSObject to call the web page Javascript - but that's not really what I want to do. I really want to keep the onclick hyperlink in my SVG document. Batik obviously knows I have clicked on the hyperlink, but as you have already pointed out, because the Javascipt in my web page runs in a different interpreter to the Javascript in my SVG document, it throws a stack trace complaining that the method is not defined. What I am trying to do is find a way of stopping that stack trace from occurring by intercepting whatever Batik does when it detects a user has clicked on an onclick hyperlink in an SVG document and using my own method to call the Javascript in the web page instead. Am I attempting the impossible?
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