On Tuesday 05 June 2001 23:20, Jan wrote:
> I am using Batik with Cocoon2.
> Comparing the generated image with the #B3371F colored environment the
> image is much too bright.. furthermore the very top and very left line is
> background colored and I can't help it.. is that a problem of mine only?
On Wednesday 13 June 2001 20:00, Jean-Christophe Rioux wrote:
> Hi, I want to create a java.awt.Image from a SVG file.
> After taking a good look at the API, I didn't find any way to do this.
>
> Please send me the code if you know how to do.
You can easily create a BufferedImage from an SVG fil
> I use Batik output SVG,I use SVGGraphic2D to do this,now I need add
> some my element into my SVG files, which API I should use?
thank you for
> your help
>
You can access to the generated DOM tree through the SVGGraphics2D. So feel
free to add/remove/modify some elements inside the tre
On Saturday 16 June 2001 18:01, Timothy M. Lownie wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a new user to Batik ( I should say Great Package! by the way to
> everyone who worked on it. ) I've run sample based on the JSVGViewerFrame
> and JSVGCanvas and I noticed that creating a new Window in JSVGViewerFrame
> creates a
On Sunday 03 June 2001 12:59, Peter Becker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> as discussed in the other thread I'd like to combine a text editor with
> a JSVGCanvas to get a direct preview of the code. Unfortunately I can't
> find a way to put anything else than a URI into the JSVGCanvas class.
> I'd like to par
On Friday 15 June 2001 09:49, you wrote:
> Hello group,
>
> I would like to use the SVGGraphics2D to create an
> SVG file from a complete JFrame (so that I can put
> really nice screen-shots into a report).
> Unfortunately, this does not seem to be possible for
> native components like the Frame (
> What JDK and OS are you using? If you aren't using JDK 1.3 I
> would suggest trying with that again.
Hmpf, I should've had that idea myself ;-) We´re using JDK 1.2.2 on NT
because JDK 1.3 had problems when run as a service (using the tomcat
service wrapper). I just tested the transcoding
> "M" == markush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
M> Memory leak in Batik 1.0 JPEG-Transcoder ?
M> After about the 115th transcoding the JVM memory (64MByte) is used
M> up and the OutOfMemoryError Exception occurs. According to JProbe
M> most of the memory is used by int[]. Unfortunately JProb
On Friday 08 June 2001 18:04, Alec B. Plumb wrote:
> Hello Thiery,
> I see on the Batik website that you are the Rasterizer expert. I've been
> using Batik to render SVGs as JPEGs, and found that the Rasterizer
> application was not setting the quality hint, which was causing the JPEG
> transcoder
On Wednesday 06 June 2001 13:09, Bahadur Singh Bhatia wrote:
> This is only warning message. I had also this message
> appearing in the creation of JPG. So open some
> JPEGTranscoder.java file and set the quality to .9F.
>
> This will work fine.
> There may be some other work around.
The proper
Memory leak in Batik 1.0 JPEG-Transcoder ?
We're working on an application that generates charts on the fly.
The application generates an svg document and uses the batik transcoder api
to transcode it into a jpeg (Batik 1.0 final). We noticed that after a
certain amout of requests the applicatio
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