hi,

just a note about the misleading wish of wanting to show >2mb of vector 
data in an internet based network. i really do not see the need for such 
viewers/browsers. why should SVG viewer be able to handle more if 
nowadays browsers (last versions of MSIE, FF, Opera) are not able to 
handle much more themselves?! for comparison: load the google maps API, 
add ~150 markers and try a smooth automated panning. good luck. that is 
only HTML+AJAX and no vector graphics at all. and it fails...

andré

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Andreas Neumann wrote:
>>> your oberservations are quite correct. None of todays SVG 
>>> renderers/UAs is really capable 
>>> to display large amounts of data.
>>>       
>> ... which is not surprising seeing most are Web browsers or browser plugins, 
>> and the 
>>     
> premisse is that web data is not all that large (or am I being awfully 
> old-fashioned now?).
>
> no, absolutely correct for a web application.
>
> But if you think about developing a SVG based offline multimedia application 
> or use SVG 
> for scientific visualization offline SVG viewers really should be able to 
> handle larger 
> amounts of data.
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>   
>> There is a company called Evolgrafix that's busy on a viewer that's supposed 
>> to be much 
>>     
> faster and capable (see http://www.gosvg.net/), but it keeps being postponed 
> or 
> otherwise delayed (vapourware ?)
>
> I think this works fine for most static content (and yes, it is faster than 
> most other SVG 
> UAs), but the DOM stuff isn't cleanly implemented yet.
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> Andreas
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