IMO whether you use instream-foreign-object or external-graphic is not a
matter of style. It simply depends on where you place your SVG. I'm
using both kinds all the time. The result should be pretty much the same.
On 29.10.2004 10:43:09 Johannes Franz wrote:
> just tried it with another svg file
Batik has links to mailing lists for SVG:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/mailList.html
On 29.10.2004 11:00:29 Johannes Franz wrote:
> By the way does anybody know a good mailinglist or forum to ask questions
> concerning svg?
Jeremias Maerki
By the way does anybody know a good mailinglist or forum to ask questions
concerning svg?
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> this are my sample fil
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Johannes Franz wrote:
By the way i just read that there is a function to clear the image
cache. Do you think that there is a good position in the jars to set
this function. I would like to reset the cache after every image,
because for my uses i don't need a cache. Most of the embeded images are
nd it doesn't depend on
the time to create the pdf but on the amount of images i can embed.
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Yes,
i just w
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Hi,
FYI: since your original question also mentioned 'how many svgs can one
embed before the OOMError occurs?', here's a little advice.
You won&#
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> FYI: since your original question also mentioned 'how many svgs can one
> embed before the OOMError occurs?', here's a little advice.
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> You won't be able to accurately test this with just one SVG, you'd need
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> From: Johannes Franz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
FYI: since your original question also mentioned 'how many svgs can one
embed before the OOMError occurs?', here's a little advice.
You won't be able to accurately test this with just one SVG, you'd need to
have q
; Can you send your command line? I'll try it on my side.
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> -Lou
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Hi,
batik.jar seems to be added.
From my fop.sh:
DIRLIBS=${FOP_HOME}/lib/*.jar
And batik.jar is located in /lib. So any other idea why this problem occurs?
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Ok, i have to include Batik. Could you perhaps explain how to do this? I
don't exactly understand the faq.
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SVG is not natively
>So i searched the web for a SVG, which is about 70kb large
70 kb is rather small.
In our application, each page sequence may embed more than 100 external
SVG graphics, 15 kb each.
I give 128 Mb to the JVM and get no OutOfMemoryError, but our application
is rather peculiar and there is only one
SVG is not natively supported through FOP - it requires Batik. Don't
forget to include the Batik jar that came with your FOP distribution.
See http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#batik
or
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#svg
-Lou
Sam Prokop wrote:
i´ve got some svg made by jfree-chart, they look nice in the
batik-browser, but if i render them with fop 0.20.3 to pdf they are just
black and white.
This hasn't come up before. As a wild guess check
whether your SVG contains transparent stuff or
certain other shading effects, FO
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