Re: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet

2001-12-11 Thread Vincent Hardy
Scott, Scott Moore wrote: > > Unfortunately, I can't use Batik v1.1 because I'm also using FOP in the same > servlet, which requires an earlier version of Batik. > > I don't remember Java crashing with PNG images. But I remember I couldn't > use PNG images because IE 5.5 didn't display them co

RE: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet

2001-12-11 Thread Scott Moore
Title: RE: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet Well, I guess I'm not actually positive about that.  I'm using the version of Batik that comes with FOP 0.20.2, whatever that is (how can I tell?).  I remember grabbing the latest Batik a month or two ago and replacing the version

RE: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet

2001-12-11 Thread Jens von Pilgrim
Title: RE: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet Hi, Scott wrote: > Unfortunately, I can't use Batik v1.1 because I'm also using > FOP in the same > servlet, which requires an earlier version of Batik. Are you sure? As far as I can see we're using Batik 1.1

RE: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet

2001-12-11 Thread Scott Moore
n, but better than the servlet going down hard. Thanks, Scott -Original Message- From: Thierry Kormann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 2:48 AM To: Batik Users; Scott Moore Subject: Re: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet On Sunday 07 October 2001 17:28, Scott

Re: Fatal Error using Batik in a Servlet

2001-12-10 Thread Thierry Kormann
On Sunday 07 October 2001 17:28, Scott Moore wrote: > I'm using Batik in a Servlet to create images on the fly using SVG. Using > the transcoders (specifically the JPEG), I create a JPEG image and directly > write that image to the servlet response output stream. This all works > fine until a so