Compressing SVG - this is the correct URL

[Kirwan, K.]

This is the right URL

http://130.161.12.237:8080/cocoon/traffic-xml/home

Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31641690151


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Compressing SVG: sorry - forgot the URL

[Kirwan, K.]

Dear All,

I'm working on version1 of an online traffic-information site at:
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/traffic-xml/home

The SVGmaps produced are currently quite large - so download times are
too-long.
Has anyone got any experience in producing zipped SVG files in Cocoon.

Thanks,
Kieran Kirwan.



Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31641690151


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Compressing SVG output

[Kirwan, K.]

Dear All,

I'm working on version1 of an online traffic-information site at:  

The SVGmaps produced are currently quite large - so download times are
too-long.
Has anyone got any experience in producing zipped SVG files in Cocoon.

Thanks,
Kieran Kirwan.


Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31641690151


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Newbies - Collaboration

[Kirwan, K.]

Dear All,

I've just started using Cocoon to implement a SVG-based traffic-data system.
I have an example site at
http://130.161.12.237:8080/cocoon/traffic/traf-docs
The site includes examples of XML transformations to HTML, PDF and SVG.
Most of the tricks have been painfully-earned (many by trial and error).

Anyways my point is that if there are any other beginners out there trying
to learn Cocoon/XSL etc..maybe you would be interested in a
collaboration of sorts.
e.g. If there's anything on my site that you find of interest then i'd be
willing to provide the source XSL/sitemaps etc (and explain how it works)
Likewise if you have a working site that's got stuff might suit my work then
you'd return the favour

 - a sort of swap-shop for ideas and code if you get my drift.

Thanks,
Kieran

Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31618913752


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whitespace (carriage-returns) stripped from SVG-path element

[Kirwan, K.]

Dear All,

I am trying to implement a SVG-based traffic-data system.
I have an example site at
http://130.161.12.237:8080/cocoon/traffic/traf-docs

You should see my problems under the heading 'Cocoon Questions'
The first of these examples takes a XML file and adds 
 - SVG basemap elements via the document() function
 - events (using an events file and a XY coordinate lookup table)

My problem is that the document function strips carriage-returns from path
elements in my basemap-SVG.
As a result in some cases the lines are too long and the SVG doesn't load
fully.



How do i retain the carriage-returns in the basemap SVG?

-Thanks,
-Kieran 

Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31618913752


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RE: SVG - Including External CSS files

[Kirwan, K.]

Luca - works fine. Many thanks for the help.
The maps are done via ArcView - hope to have real-time traffic events on it
soon.
- Kieran.

Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31618913752


-Original Message-
From: Luca Morandini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: vrijdag 19 april 2002 14:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: SVG - Including External CSS files


K,

you should use the proper  element to handle
PIs, like in:


href="trafficsvg.css"
type="text/css"


Best regards,

P.S.
Nice map, BTW :)

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   Luca Morandini
   GIS Consultant
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://utenti.tripod.it/lmorandini/index.html
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> -Original Message-
> From: Kirwan, K. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 12:59 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: SVG - Including External CSS files
>
>
> I am trying to implement a SVG-based traffic-data system.
> I have an example site at
> http://130.161.12.237:8080/cocoon/traffic/traf-docs
>
> You should see my problems under the heading 'Cocoon Questions'
> The first of these examples takes
>  - a XML file and adds SVG elements via the XSL (without
> inline-formatting)
> These files are shown below the examples (events.xml/basemap1.xsl)
>
> The second has an SVG with styles provided by an external CSS file.
> The crucial difference here is that the SVG file has the
> following lines -
> --
> --
> ---
> 
> 
>  "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg10-2303-stylable";>
> 
> ..
>
>
> How do i get the
>   
> tag into BASEMAP1.XSL
>
>
> Thanking you,
> Kieran Kirwan
> Researcher,
> Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
> Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
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Problem with sub-sitemap

[Kirwan, K.]

Dear All,

I've set up a sub-sitemap under webapps/cocoon/traffic.
I modified this sitemap to generate a page from files called
tic1.xml/tic1.xsl on access to
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/traffic/trafdocs

I then changed my mind and restored the original sub-sitemap which loads
samples.xml and simple-samples2html.xsl

HOWEVER - it continues to read tic1.xml/tic1.xsl
EVEN after a full reboot and relaunching apache.

Am i doing something stupid?
Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Kieran


Kieran Kirwan
Researcher,
Transportation and Traffic Engineering Section,
Civiele Techniek,  TU Delft,
Stevinweg 1, 2600GA Delft, Netherlands
phone: +31152785061
mobile: +31618913752

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