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List:       batik-users
Subject:    Quick batik question
From:       "Miguel Bento" <ninfomaniak () gmail ! com>
Date:       2008-08-30 22:58:31
Message-ID: ed7ddb860808301558r1d658d4ew4d925913fd6e661b () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi everyone,

I was having a look at the Batik website and a few examples i found around
and couldn't find usefull info for what i want to do. I'm developing a GWT
drawing application that stores the content in svg and i'm trying to use
Batik to "read" the content.

The SVG content is stored as a string, passed as an argument, and i wanted
to use Batik to construct a GVT tree, so that i could then iterate the tree,
and construct the Graphic Objects in my application. Pretty simple.. but, i
only found examples using URI to construct the GVT tree.. so any
help/pointers would be appreciated.

Best Regards,
Miguel Bento.

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<div dir="ltr">Hi everyone,<br><br>I was having a look at the Batik website and a few \
examples i found around and couldn&#39;t find usefull info for what i want to do. \
I&#39;m developing a GWT drawing application that stores the content in svg and \
i&#39;m trying to use Batik to &quot;read&quot; the content.<br> <br>The SVG content \
is stored as a string, passed as an argument, and i wanted to use Batik to construct \
a GVT tree, so that i could then iterate the tree, and construct the Graphic Objects \
in my application. Pretty simple.. but, i only found examples using URI to construct \
the GVT tree.. so any help/pointers would be appreciated.<br> <br>Best \
Regards,<br>Miguel Bento.<br></div>



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