Yes, I meant Word and PDF.
As the other gentleman pointed out here, looks like it
may not be trivial to use FOP as a client side
technology. Myne is an html GUI(I don't use
applets/jre plugin). I generate SVG in a linux
webserver. It gets rendered on client windows machine
using IE/ASV plugin. I just need to let the user to
save this SVG image from the browser as word or pdf
file locally on Windows.
I am quite new to .NET or any windows technology.
Looks like it's time to learn now (unless ...)!
-D
--- Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You keep using "Word/PDF". I guess that means "Word
> and PDF".
>
> SVG -> Word:
> As outlined, create an FO file with the SVG as
> fo:external-graphic and
> use FOP to create RTF. That can be imported in Word.
> The image in RTF
> will not be vector graphics but a bitmap image.
>
> Alternative: Find out if POI's Word format
> implementation is powerful
> enough to write images to a .DOC file. You can use
> Batik to generate a
> PNG or JPEG image that you can embed in a .DOC file.
>
> SVG -> PDF:
> Use Apache Batik.
>
> Silverlight -> Word:
> Silverlight -> PDF:
> Currently no solution in Apache land. Look
> @Microsoft.
>
> On 27.07.2007 00:25:13 dave wrote:
> >
> > Here is my requirement:
> >
> > 1.
> > I draw some charts and topology diagrams using
> > SVG+ASV plugin on IE browser. User should be able
> to
> > export/save these SVG images as word/pdf file on
> their
> > local PC.
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