Quoting Pascal Sancho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Jake,
This seems to be a specific svg question.
You should ask it in a svg list.
Oh, yeah, of course. That would be the batik mailing list. Sorry, I didnt
even
think :)
However, You can use this:
...
In a left-to-right context, your x coor
Hi Jake,
This seems to be a specific svg question.
You should ask it in a svg list.
However, You can use this:
...
In a left-to-right context, your x coordinate corresponds to the right
edge of the text box.
You can then easily locate your chart.
Pascal
> -Message d'origine--
Hi All
I have a little problem. I need to draw a barchart in svg, imbedded in
fo which is produced in xsl. The problem is, how do i know where to draw
the y axis?
What i mean is, If i want numbers on the left side of the axis thus :
|
15 |
10 |
5 |
0 |___
|
How do i know
osted something like this last year. I haven't looked at
it, though:
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&msgId=1892793
This way you could use an fo:external-graphic instead of an SVG wrapper
which should solve your problem with PDF size.
Hope that helps.
On 11.02.2005 0
Title: Instream base64 svg jpeg produces huge pdf document.
I am trying to produce a pdf document which contains a jpeg image that has been generated using svg with base64 data. The approach does work, however the final pdf document is huge! An essentially empty document with a single 40Kb
st) wrote:
>
>> Thomas DeWeese wrote:
>>
>>> Richard Mixon (qwest) wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I checked my SVG markup and am not sure how I would change this as
>>>> I'm using an xlink:href. Here is an example:
>>>>
>>
Hi Richard,
What is 'imageURLProtocol' I'm guessing it's "file://"
I think it should be either "file:///" or "file:/".
Richard Mixon (qwest) wrote:
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Richard Mixon (qwest) wrote:
I checked my SVG markup and am not sure
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
> Richard Mixon (qwest) wrote:
>
>> I checked my SVG markup and am not sure how I would change this as
>> I'm using an xlink:href. Here is an example:
>>
>>xlink:href="images/allTimeBest/> value="${cmSummary.allTimeBestI
Richard Mixon (qwest) wrote:
I checked my SVG markup and am not sure how I would change this as I'm
using an xlink:href. Here is an example:
xlink:href="images/allTimeBest/"
This means that it is using the base URL for the document
to resolve the image reference. The b
ideas are appreciated. I will probably post on the Tomcat
user list also.
Thank you - Richard
08:18:05,396 ERROR [TP-Processor2] PDFXMLHandler:253 - svg graphic could
not be built: file://c:/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/stars/.:-1
An I/O error occured while processing the URI
'file://c/ja
Thomas,
I checked my SVG markup and am not sure how I would change this as I'm
using an xlink:href. Here is an example:
"
y=""
width=""
height=""
preserveAspectRatio="xMinYMin meet"
xlink:href="im
Thomas,
Thank you for the suggestion. I will check that out this morning
- Richard
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Subject: Re: Error FOP/BATIK ... PDFXMLHandler:253 - svg
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Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 12:34 AM
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Subject: Re: Error FOP/BATIK ... PDFXMLHandler:253 - svg graphic could
not be built"
You're asking for something to work that was written before JDK
Batik.jar with
files dates 10/11/2003.
[...]
19:34:42,179 ERROR [TP-Processor1] PDFXMLHandler:253 - svg graphic could
not be built: file://c:/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/stars/.:-1
An I/O error occured while processing the URI
'file://c/jakarta-tomcat-5.5.7/webapps/stars/images/allTimeBes
es it will again take a long time until more people will migrate to
the newer JDK. Just remember how long it took until 1.4 was wide-spread.
I wonder why you persist in using an XSL-FO wrapper when all you want to
do is convert SVG to PDF. In this case Batik's Transcoder API would be
more approp
.
I found one Wiki page
(http://wiki.apache.org/xmlgraphics-fop/SvgNotes/PdfTranscoderTrueTypeEm
bedding), but it expects a pure SVG file. I have been wrapping my svg
graphic with FO markup (see below the exception for how it normally
appears)
Any ideas on how to either fix the current problem, or
> -Original Message-
> From: Eckbert P.Dollhofer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah! We like those :-)
Hi,
> So where can I find any hints to do
>
> HTML+CSS+SVG -
Hi,
sorry if posting this to the wrong list - please correct me!
I've got this workflow:
HTML with SVG wich is scaled by CSS and modified by Javascript
This Layout shall be converted into PDF with SVG and into HTML with
bitmap Images instead of SVG
So where can I find any hints to do
HTM
For instance,
> • is embedded as the bullet. However, the resultant SVG from the
> FO Processor does not include those references, just ?'s.
A character corresponding to Character Reference • (or, as some like
it better: •) is not provided in the ISO-8859-1 charset. By itself,
this
Dave Austin wrote:
I am generating FO files from RTF files with a handy utility called
RTF2FO. I set the character encoding to ISO-8859-1 for linux.
I have several character references in the FO file. For instance,
• is embedded as the bullet. However, the resultant SVG from the
FO Processor does
It sounds like the XML parser is trying to download the SVG DTD from
the w3 server. You could try registering a custom entity resolver with
the parser, and then keep a local copy of the SVG DTD. When you get a
request to resolve the SVG DTD, return the local copy instead of going
to the W3C
I am generating FO files from RTF files with a handy utility called
RTF2FO. I set the character encoding to ISO-8859-1 for linux.
I have several character references in the FO file. For instance,
• is embedded as the bullet. However, the resultant SVG from the
FO Processor does not include those
This is probably caused by a DTD in one of your XML (Source, FO, SVG)
files. It's probably not FOP that does this connection, but rather your
XML parser that fetches the DTD while parsing an XML file. There are
several paths you can go:
- Try removing unnecessary DTD references in your s
I'm trying to use Fop 0.20.5 to convert a svg file into a pdf.
Unfortunately this computer is on a private IP address and all external
traffic has to go via a http or a socks proxy. We do not have NAT.
When running it, ZoneAlarm says the program is trying to connect to the
int
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
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
By the way does anybody know a good mailinglist or forum to ask questions
concerning svg?
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Hi,
just tried it with another svg file and fop runs without an error message. It
is a bit odd that it didn't work with the other file, but external graphic
works with svg.
Do you think it is better to use instream-foreign-object? A better style of
fo?
Am Freitag, 29. Oktober 2004
I did not realize you were reading in the svg from a file. This is
somewhat new territory for me as all of my svg's are in the XSL.
I don't think you can use an SVG as a source for an external graphic (it's
designed for GIFs and the like). Try using an "instream-foreign-o
mages are
unique and it doesn't depend on the time to create the pdf but on the
amount of images i can embed.
It's of no use to clean the cache during PDF rendering, at least
for bitmapped images, due to the way PDF image objects are coded
and the PDF object dictionary is written. SVG i
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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From: "Johannes Franz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 9:29 PM
Subject: Re: Problem with SVG
Yes,
i just w
ay, October 28, 2004 9:00 PM
Subject: RE: Problem with SVG
-Original Message-
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&#
> -Original Message-
> From: Andreas L. Delmelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> 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 accura
> -Original Message-
> 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 o
; Can you send your command line? I'll try it on my side.
>
> -Lou
>
>
>
>
> Johannes Franz
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] rub.de> cc:
> Subject: Re: Problem with
cc:
Subject: Re: Problem with SVG
Perhaps the problem lies in the svg itself.
So i attach it to this email.
Am Montag, 25. Oktober 2004 17:31 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Add the batik.jar to your classpath. Here is a sample batch file that I
> use with FOP 0.20.3 on Windows 2000:
>
> set
> ppp=.;\bin\deploy
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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Saptarshi Sen wrote:
Hi,
What exactly is the org.apache.fop.dataTypes.ColorSpace.java file
for? Does is provide any kind of support for CMYK?
This is the java class that is used to represent the colour space specified
in
the FO. Although it clearly has enumerations for CMYK, the renderers
cc:
Subject: Re: Problem with SVG
10/
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
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Subject: Re: Conversion of a SVG image (RGB) into PDF (CMYK)
Saptarshi Sen wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to convert an image in SVG format into a PDF using FOP.
> The SVG image uses the RGB color scheme. How can I ensure
>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
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
Hi there,
i wanted to know how many svg images fop can embed before the
outofmemory-error occurs. So i searched the web for a SVG, which is about
70kb large. But when i run fop i get the following error message:
[ERROR] Batik not in class path
[ERROR] Error while creating area : No ImageReader
Saptarshi Sen wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to convert an image in SVG format into a PDF using FOP.
The SVG image uses the RGB color scheme. How can I ensure that the PDF output
from FOP uses the CMYK color scheme?
The SVG image is obtained using a charting tool, Corda PopChart,
which
Hi,
I am trying to convert an image in SVG format into a PDF using FOP.
The SVG image uses the RGB color scheme. How can I ensure that the PDF output
from FOP uses the CMYK color scheme?
The SVG image is obtained using a charting tool, Corda PopChart,
which does not support CMYK
Works fine here, except that I had to add the SVG namespace declaration.
But I didn't get a black rectangle, but error messages in the log,
without the namespace declaration.
On 07.10.2004 11:25:24 Daniel.Haynes wrote:
> I am trying to get an SVG rendering in a PDF through FOP. I don
Hi,
I am trying to get an SVG rendering in a PDF through FOP. I don't get any
errors but just get a black box on the resulting PDF where the image should be.
Does anybody know what I am mi
Rick Szeto wrote:
Have a look at the AWT renderer.
The problem with that is that I will be running in a headless
environment, so that is not an option.
Have a look at PJA. Rendering bitmaps shouldn't be completely
out of reach even on headless servers.
J.Pietschmann
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J.Pietschmann wrote:
Rick Szeto wrote:
I have a FO file which I render to SVG with FOP.
The output SVG does not contain/reference the images declared
by the tag in FO.
I read a post about this problem in as late as March of 2003.
Has this not been implemented yet?
No.
I didn't think so. Ok,
Rick Szeto wrote:
I have a FO file which I render to SVG with FOP.
The output SVG does not contain/reference the images declared
by the tag in FO.
I read a post about this problem in as late as March of 2003.
Has this not been implemented yet?
No.
Since my main goal is to render the final
Hi,
I am running into this problem with FOP 0.20.5.
I have a FO file which I render to SVG with FOP.
The output SVG does not contain/reference the images declared
by the tag in FO.
I read a post about this problem in as late as March of 2003.
Has this not been implemented yet?
Since my main
I'm sorry it has taken so long but I finally know what's wrong (thanks
to Batik's Thomas DeWeese). Your SVG file doesn't contain a viewBox
attribute in the top-level svg element. The file seems to be created for
a 96dpi environment. In the PDF transcoder you get a 72dpi
Hi Martin
I'm not sure what you mean by flowtext in SVG. Anyway, the PDF
transcoder cannot convert all SVG text into PDF text, yet. Some more
complicated constructs are painted using graphical primitives ("stroking").
The documented option didn't work, because it was made o
hi,
i am a fop newbie and i have a problem transcoding svg flowtext into pdf. I
used the PDFTranscoder class from the samples. The transcoding succeeds, but
the flowtext elements are transcoded into bitmap images. This makes the pdf
file very large. I set the svgStrokeText switch in the
>First of all it appears illegible
Try in Acrobat :
Edit -> Preferences -> General -> Display -> Smooth Line Art
(Acrobat 5)
It's a FAQ.
Mat
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This may be more of a SVG issue but hopefully someone can let me know
whats going on.
First of all it appears illegible at 100% on versions of Adobe Reader
besides 6.0 and the hyperlinks only work on last cell (this happens no
matter how many cells there are).
Thanks,
Marcus
http://www.w3.org
1.5.1, Adobe SVG Viewer 3 seems to do the same).
I can get around it by scaling my image, but I would like to find out were
the problem lays (might be Sodipodi).
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 22:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
What are you using to convert the SVG to PDF?
- FOP 0.20.5, embedding the SVG in an XSL-FO document?
- Batik 1.5.1 with the bundled PDF transcoder?
- FOP CVS HEAD's PDF transcoder?
I've run your file through FOP CVS HEAD and it shows your problem in the
PDF Transcoder. Batik's S
Hi,
I seem to have a problem with SVG. Most of them work, but
the ones I generate from the UML tool Poseidon give me some problems. In the generated
PDF, the size of the image does not seem to be correct. (it shows about 80% of
my image). I have the svg attached.
This might be a
I'm creating a fo file which has a table with several cells containg
svg images. Each svg frament contains a couple of elements with
links to external urls. The problem is only the last cell actually
links anywhere. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? If
necessary I can send
Thx.
Pascal
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Objet : RE : Relative URI in SVG with gradient
SVG gradient rendering doesn't work with FOP 0.20.5. You might solve your URI
problem but
SVG gradient rendering doesn't work with FOP 0.20.5. You might solve your
URI problem but rendering won't work...
Look at the mailing list archive for more infos.
Mat.
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Hi everybody,
I am trying to include the snipped svg file (witch contains a gradient
pattern) in a pdf file as either extrernal graphic or background image.
If I use it as this, I get the following error:
[ERROR] svg graphic could not be built: file:images/entete.fond.svg:-1
An I/O error occured
Adam Augusta wrote:
Apparently FOP doesn't support rotating areas. The compliance page
suggests using SVG, but then I'd have to have radically different
transforms for handling block spacing, progression, etc just because an
area was rotated.
To that end, I was thinking of generatin
support the current
development so FOP 1.0 gets into arm's reach.
On 02.07.2004 19:38:50 Adam Augusta wrote:
> Apparently FOP doesn't support rotating areas. The compliance page
> suggests using SVG, but then I'd have to have radically different
> transforms for handling blo
Apparently FOP doesn't support rotating areas. The compliance page
suggests using SVG, but then I'd have to have radically different
transforms for handling block spacing, progression, etc just because an
area was rotated.
To that end, I was thinking of generating the area in FOP, a
This sounds like a difference in
the strokeSVGText
(http://xml.apache.org/fop/configuration.html#svg-strokeSVGText)
config entry. Also, since this happens in an SVG/Batik context this may
be due to differences between the Windows und Linux font subsystems. Try
using a different font just to see if
Are your userconfig.xml files the same? This sounds like a difference in
the strokeSVGText
(http://xml.apache.org/fop/configuration.html#svg-strokeSVGText)
config entry. Also, since this happens in an SVG/Batik context this may
be due to differences between the Windows und Linux font subsystems
in my xsl-fo file i have embeded serveral svg-graphics. in this graphics
i use to print out a
monospaced/courier like font.
i get two different results with fop under linux and windows.
with the windows-version the text is "graphic" i can't edit with the
touchup-tool in ac
i have a problem with fop 0.20.5 on linux when trying to produce a pdf
document out of my xsl-fo stylesheet.
i have successfully setup fop to use my fonts when rendering text. this
works. but now i want to use svg to embed some grafipcs - no problem so
far. but when i try to use the same font
Hi there,
I am seeing an issue with the image sizing of a SVG image in
the generated PDF. I am using FOP 0.20.5
on WinXP with Sun JDK 1.3.1_03. This also occurs on OpenVMS using the
same version JDK.
The SVG image has the width, height and viewport
set as follows:
<svg xm
> -Original Message-
> From: Selber Jean-François [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I want to embed a svg in my fo code
> but this svg has an image and it doesn't work
>
> can someone help me? (see fop code)
> FATAL ERROR: The prefix "xlink" for att
You have to define the xlink namespace or
the parser doesn’t know what that namespace refers to. You define it
just like you defined the svg namespace, so your svg:svg line should probably
be:
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg”
xmlns:xlink=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink”>
(*Ch
Selber Jean-François wrote:
fop code:
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; width="3.1cm"
height="3.6cm">
error:
[Fatal Error] :162:122: The prefix "xlink" for attribute "xlink:href" is not
bound.
FATAL ERROR: The prefix "xlink&quo
Hello
I want to embed a svg in my fo code
but this svg has an image and it doesn't
work
can someone help me? (see fop code)
thanks
jf
fop code:
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
width="3.1cm" height="3.6cm">
file://C:\photo.jpg"/>
Evert Hoff wrote:
Hi,
I haven't tried this yet, but would like to know in advance what
behaviour I could expect:
I want to make SVG images that are large and span multiple pages (large
diagrams). Then I want to convert the SVG to PDF so that the image spans
multiple pages in the PDF doc
Hi,
I haven't tried this yet, but would like to know in advance what
behaviour I could expect:
I want to make SVG images that are large and span multiple pages (large
diagrams). Then I want to convert the SVG to PDF so that the image spans
multiple pages in the PDF document where each pa
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
It's Batik's job to load images within SVG files. Batik has its own PNG
codec built in. FOP currently can't use it. Batik and FOP use different
ways to load images.
Thanks Jeremias
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It's Batik's job to load images within SVG files. Batik has its own PNG
codec built in. FOP currently can't use it. Batik and FOP use different
ways to load images.
On 16.02.2004 11:15:24 Chris Bowditch wrote:
> > Another thing I found out is that JIMI support is not require
enlarged by multiple
of 3. That does seem like a bug.
Another thing I found out is that JIMI support is not required
for png file in svg. So probably fop should be able suport png
file natively.
I am not sure what you mean by this statement. Can you elaborate?
Please have add my change change into
*
3);
TO:
Dimension size = new Dimension(imageInfo.width * ratio,
imageInfo.height);
and
g.fillRect(0, 0, imageInfo.width * ratio, imageInfo.height);
I think it is not necessary to enlarge the image 3 times. After
the change, the PDF image object forpng in svg is almost the
same as that directly in
Thanks Chris,
I feel the difference for external png file and SVG are, Fop
uses JIMI to handle the external png file, while Batik loads the
png image into BufferedImageCachableRed object and fop
PDFGraphics2D class handles png image in SVG. The
org.apache.fop.svg.PDFGraphics2D class is equivalent
Jay Chiu wrote:
Chris and Thomas,
Can you please give me some help? Please tell me which files I
should change to solve the problem.
I have run your sample, and the PNG files referenced by
fo:external-graphic are indeed much better quaility than those embedded
in SVG using svg:image. I then
Chris and Thomas,
Can you please give me some help? Please tell me which files I
should change to solve the problem.
Thanks a lot.
Jay
List: fop-user
Subject:Re: Re: Problem with scaling png image file in svg
From: Jay Chiu
Date
ode in FOP does?
Thanks.
Jay
> On Sat, 07 Feb 2004, Jay Chiu ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
>
> Thanks Thomas,
>
> I guess anyone who includes images in SVG may get the same
> problem.
>
> We are delivering a report tool to client and the client is
> complaining
Thanks Thomas,
I guess anyone who includes images in SVG may get the same
problem.
We are delivering a report tool to client and the client is
complaining about the chart quality in pdf. Thus we are in a
hurry to solve this isse.
If someone has already written some code to solve this issue
to batik-user mail list. Hope Batik
team can also help.
Attache please find a svg file , a source png file and generated
png file.
Thanks a lot.
Jay
List: fop-user
Subject:Re: Problem with scaling png image file in svg
section
From
Jay Chiu wrote:
I generate fo file with svg section to hold absolute positioned
text and images. If the image size matches the width and height
attributes of the svg:image element, the image in final
generated pdf looks fine. But if the image size is bigger than
the width/height attributes of the
I generate fo file with svg section to hold absolute positioned
text and images. If the image size matches the width and height
attributes of the svg:image element, the image in final
generated pdf looks fine. But if the image size is bigger than
the width/height attributes of the svg:image
0.20.5's SVG support is far from complete. SVG patterns is one of the
features that isn't implemented there. Some of our output formats don't
even have SVG support.
However, support for SVG patterns is present for PDF output in our main
dev branch (HEAD/redesign) although I
Hello there,
Before searching why mys svg patterns did not work on my pdf output ,
I went to the following url http://xml.apache.org/fop/dev/svg.html, and i
downloaded the svg dealing with patterns: paints.svg.To my surprise the pdf
version was not correct as i saw only black boxes instead of
Hi,
I ran into nearly the same problem some time ago.
I had a svg with arbitrary height and width and I wanted to fit the image to a
single page (A4).
But my image is directly embedded in fo code, that is given to FOP for pdf
output.
And like you, I just got a clip of the whole image
I can't immediately tell you what's wrong, but I can offer to have a
look into the matter on Friday. Could you provide me/us with a sample of
such an SVG file that's causing you trouble please?
On 16.12.2003 20:30:50 Ron Ben-Natan wrote:
> I am posting this question to both t
Hi,
I am posting this question to both the Batik group and the
FOP group - not sure who might be able to help me.
I am running into a problem when trying to transcode SVG content to PDF.
I have quite a large SVG document which is created using JGraph.
It usually has a width of
>i can send you my fop.jar if you like
thanks but I think it won't help me.
>i don't understand fully the problem you have
I want to insert svg files created with Ilustrator. The dimensions are in
pt but I want mm so I change the svg's width and height attributes, and
l
I think, i don't understand fully the problem you have, but since i had to
embed different sized Logos in some pdf Document and there was a lot of
problems with transparency with all graphic-formats except svg, i patched th
PDFRenderer of fop. So i can do something like
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My svg files are created with Illustrator. But the rendered graphic size
(in the pdf) is dynamic (depends on the application user's choice).
As there is no scaling mechanism for SVG graphics,
No. The SVG is always rendered at the dimensions given in the
SVG i
>It may comes form your view box in svg documents : one is 56. width,
the other only 16
Thanks, that's right.
It works if I use a SVG like this (without viewbox) :
But... I still have a problem...
My svg files are created with Illustrator. But the rendered graphic s
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