thanks for the tip..
--- Andreas Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> ok, one option would be to send the serialized,
> modified DOM
> structure with a network request
> (postURL/XMLHttpRequest) to a server
> and let it render by Batik to a different format
> (PNG, JPEG, PDF).
> Once the file is rendered on the server, you provide
> a download link.
>
> I use this way in our Yosemite mapping applications
> to create
> printable PDF files:
> http://www.carto.net/williams/yosemite/ -->
> printing tab. In our solution its not very fast,
> since for each
> request it spawns the java engine. Doing it with a
> servlet engine
> that always runs and waits for requests would be
> much faster.
>
> Some viewers, like Opera also copy/paste the
> graphics into the
> clipboard, which would allow direct copy/pasting
> into word.
>
> However, to reach a wieder audience and span
> different
> implementations I would use option 1. This would
> also allow you to
> get rid of certain GUI elements (if any) and only
> render the real
> graphics part of your file.
>
> Andreas
>
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