Hi Thomas, if you're looking to generate java
presentations with svg then you might want to look at
xmlc. The xmlc compiler generates a dom class with
access methods (e.g., setText<id_value>(),
getElement<id_value>() ) that is loaded by a tomcat
servlet at runtime. You use those methods and perhaps
some DOM API methods to update the SVG content and
structure.
I've written a few articles on xmlc (as contrasted
with JSP). You'll find their links at
http://www.kspar.net I'll see if I can resurrect some
example code I wrote a few years ago regarding SVG
presentations. xmlc can be downloaded from
xmlc.enhydra.org
David
--- TJB <thefox_at_mts.net> wrote:
> I recently attended SVG Open 2003 where I saw a
> demonstration of an SVG
> XML document being compiled into classes that use a
> 2D API, this is a
> great solution (except that it generated win32 C++
> classes using GDI+).
> I understand that JAXB works off of a Schema but
> something tells me
> that it might also be capable of compiling SVG into
> Java classes.
>
> If there are others on the list who work with XML
> and graphics I would
> be interested in your feedback to the following
> break through paper
> from SVG Open 03.
>
> http://www.svgopen.org/2003/papers/WhyCompileSvg/
>
> Can JAXB or another similar tool (not Batik) be used
> for this?
>
> Thomas
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