Sunburned Surveyor ha scritto:
Christian,
I don't have any plans to support interactive SVG at this point. I'm
just trying to get my vector data into Inkscape.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Landon,
I think the module could be of interest and I see no reason for
not developing it in the
I'm getting close to my first release of some code that will allow
BizzJUMP/OpenJUMP to export precise SVG. Currently OpenJUMP using
Batik to export SVG. This makes it difficult to export geometry to the
SVG coordinate system consistently, based on the same top-left page
coordinate. My code will
So you're not using Batik at all? You're writing your own svg renderer?
Does it actual render? Like take styling in to account? If it can
produced styled SLD, especially if it could stream the output, that's
something we're interested in for geoserver, as batik is pretty slow.
On 3/5/10
I'm not doing any painting of SVG on the screen. I'm just outputting
an SVG file. This may not make sense, so let me explain how it will
work in BizzJUMP:
(1) The user selects an SVG export profile. This will be a text file
that contains the model space coordinate that will be the top-left
Two years ago I have done something similar.
Fetching geometries from a database and transform them into SVG. The SVG
maps were displayed
in a browser. The proposed module would have helped a lot.
The nice thing with SVG is that you can design interactive maps for the
users, not only nice
