Diacritical marks in batik

I tried to save the content of a SVGCanvas to a .svg file: final SVGDocument svgDoc = svgCanvas.getSVGDocument(); if (svgDoc == null) return; File currentSavePath = new File("slika1.svg"); OutputStreamWriter w = null; try {

printing svg is still too slow. How Microsoft solve that?

I have an outOfMemory problems in a huge charts printing so I tried to solve the thing with the batik and SVG. I cut my chart in a dozen svg files (about 1MB) and then print it. I don't have OutOfMemory problem any more but still I was wondering how Microsoft can solve the printing a huge charts

Re: Diacritical marks in batik

Sorry, sorry, I had some wrong conclusions. From javaS code and I generate thr svg file bellow. Diacritical marks (like Č) are displays correctly in a JSVGCanvas but the printer don't print correctlly. p.s. I print 2DGraphics "in a classic java API way" but it was to slow and too heavy, from the

Re: printing svg is still too slow. How Microsoft solve that?

thomas.deweese wrote: > > Hi Mario, > > JavaTeam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 04/30/2006 05:19:16 AM: > >> I have an outOfMemory problems in a huge charts printing so I tried to > solve >> the thing with the batik and SVG. I cut my chart in a dozen svg fi

Re: printing svg is still too slow. How Microsoft solve that?

Hi Mario, JavaTeam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/02/2006 02:31:03 PM: > You said: >> Once you start rasterizing parts of the page your memory >> requirements for a large chart will go off the chart... > > If I understand I must send the parts of the chart. I tried

Re: Diacritical marks in batik

I'm not sure what to say here. It's sort of out of our hands at this point. What sort of printer are you printing to? Is it PostScript or something else? Is it possible the printer font is lacking the char? I tried on HP-5p LaserJet and dot printer Epson LQ-570+. But, Problematical text i

RE: printing SVGs

I red somewhere that with batik packages java finally got satisfied printing code. So now I tried to generate SVG file from my JCanvas content, hoping that my chart will be efficiently printed on a dozen pages. I can't see why you than use SVG ? Litton, Tom - CEPM wrote: > > In order to speed

PRINT PERFORMANCE: from url or from memory ?

I have never been so frustrated as now when I have so problems with printing in java. First I must to say that I choose SVG and batik when I red somewhere that printing java 2D graphics is solved with the batik packages. So I generate svg file and try to print on a few pages (depends on what page

Re: PRINT PERFORMANCE: from url or from memory ?

thomas.deweese wrote: > > Hi Mario, > > JavaTeam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/09/2006 06:42:54 AM: > >> I have never been so frustrated as now when I have so problems with > printing >> in java. First I must to say that I choose SVG and batik when I re

Re: PRINT PERFORMANCE: from url or from memory ?

But if you have some suggestion, I listen carefully. > > On 09.05.2006 14:47:49 JavaTeam wrote: >> >> >> thomas.deweese wrote: >> > >> > Hi Mario, >> > >> > JavaTeam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/09/2006 06:42:54 AM: >> >

What are the main advantages of using SVG in java desktop application?

This is not provocative question. I ask this after I realize that it is true what you said to me: that batik package don't have anything what would be give better performance in a printing graphics in java. After that I also realize that scaling, transforming BufferedImage is faster and smoother