GraphicsNode.paint() method will directly paint SVG to an onscreen drawing
surface. However, there are different results between onscreen and offscreen
surfaces on Composite rules (see Jonathan Knudsen's Java 2D Graphics from
O'Reilly), you may not get the expected results with some SVG files that use
complicated composite methods.
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas E Deweese [mailto:thomas.deweese@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 2:37 PM
To: Batik Users
Subject: RE: How Do I Render SVG To Graphics2D?
Hi Charles,
>>>>> "Charles" == Charles Rector <crector@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Charles> My problem is that whenever I do not add the JSVGComponent to
Charles> a frame to where it would be visible, calling a
Charles> JSVGComponent's paint() method seems to do nothing. Which I
Charles> can somewhat understand -- if a component is not visible, why
Charles> should paint() do anything?
You should call
jsvgcomp.getGraphicsNode().paint(g2d);
You may need to adjust the user to device transform in the g2d
before calling this.
Charles> At any rate, I need to be able to render the SVG independent
Charles> of a component. Can somebody help me out here? I'm sure it's
Charles> a simple process, but I need a little push in the right
Charles> direction. Thanks!
Charles> If it is of any use, I am using JDK 1.4 and Batik 1.5 beta 4.
Good luck
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