Below is my original message with the test
description and the results. I was using java 1.3.1 and batik
1.1.1.
Later, I have tried with the latest batik (got the
source and built it) and also with java 1.4, but the results are so close to
these that I won't look for them now.
Cheers
Milan
>I have. My experience was good in terms of compatibility, but not in terms
>of the performance. Java 1.4 doesn't seem to perform better in rendering
>than java 1.3.
Ditto - I noticed no difference. The only problems I've had with 1.4 so far
was with an installer that didn't realise that 1.4 > 1.
I have. My experience was good in terms of compatibility, but not in terms
of the performance. Java 1.4 doesn't seem to perform better in rendering
than java 1.3. Batik itself seems to be fast, but java2d is not. I have
already posted some of my test results to this list several days ago, but I
ca
Hi group,
I wonder if anyone has installed Batik 1.1.1 and the latest JDK 1.4 yet.
Are they compatible with each other? How about performance?
Thanks!
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Christos,
Which version of Batik are you using?
Vincent.
> I'm trying to create JPEG files using JPEGTranscoder(). I was able to do
> it by passing a file URL, or an InputStream to
> the JPEGTranscoder constructor, but not with an SVGDocument.
>
> The SVGDocument is generated with an XSL transf
Kenji,
Following on Thomas's comment, yes, you can use the setSVGCanvasSize
method
on SVGGraphics2D and the rasterizer will use it. However, this will only
set the width and height attributes. If you'd like to set the viewBox
and preserveAspectRatio attributes, you'll have to get the root
from
David,
There is no text wrapping in SVG 1.0 so you'll have to do something
manually. Note that it is very likely that the Batik team will soon
add support for text wrapping in prevision of SVG 1.1.
Vincent.
> Not sure if this is the right user group for this type of question - please
> advise i
