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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Nesto <ne...@libero.it> on 2003/10/06 15:50:59 UTC
SVG graphics not working
Hi!
I'm trying to write an application, that make use of svg graphics.
I'm developing the application on my windows pc and I run it without any
problems (cocoon 2.1.2 under tomcat 4.1.18).
When I want to deploy the application on a Linux server I cannot put it work
correctly: I cannot view the images in my browser.
I use the simple serializers svg2pgn or svg2jpeg.
I installed the same distribution (cocoon 2.1.2, built with the same
options), and all seems to work fine... but the svg graphics doesn't! (in my
browser (IE) I view the empty box with the red x inside).
I cannot view even the svg samples (from the hello world! section).
Have you any idea of the reason of this behaviour?
Solution??
Thanks in advance!
Nesto
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Re: SVG graphics not working
Posted by Oleg Dulin <ol...@opence.net>.
Yes, for headless operation u need to pass a parameter to jvm. Read JDK
1.4 docs for details. THis is only necessary on UNIX systems.... In
older JDKs you had to install a headless virtuall framebuffer.
Doug Chestnut wrote:
>I ran into this problem on Solaris because I did not have my DISPLAY
>environmental variable set when I started tomcat. I thing that batik
>requires an x server because of its use of awt.
>--Doug
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Nesto" <ne...@libero.it>
>To: "Cocoon Users" <us...@cocoon.apache.org>
>Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 9:50 AM
>Subject: SVG graphics not working
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>>Hi!
>>
>>I'm trying to write an application, that make use of svg graphics.
>>I'm developing the application on my windows pc and I run it without any
>>problems (cocoon 2.1.2 under tomcat 4.1.18).
>>When I want to deploy the application on a Linux server I cannot put it
>>
>>
>work
>
>
>>correctly: I cannot view the images in my browser.
>>I use the simple serializers svg2pgn or svg2jpeg.
>>
>>I installed the same distribution (cocoon 2.1.2, built with the same
>>options), and all seems to work fine... but the svg graphics doesn't! (in
>>
>>
>my
>
>
>>browser (IE) I view the empty box with the red x inside).
>>I cannot view even the svg samples (from the hello world! section).
>>
>>Have you any idea of the reason of this behaviour?
>>Solution??
>>
>>Thanks in advance!
>>Nesto
>>
>>
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Re: SVG graphics not working
Posted by Doug Chestnut <dh...@virginia.edu>.
I ran into this problem on Solaris because I did not have my DISPLAY
environmental variable set when I started tomcat. I thing that batik
requires an x server because of its use of awt.
--Doug
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nesto" <ne...@libero.it>
To: "Cocoon Users" <us...@cocoon.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 9:50 AM
Subject: SVG graphics not working
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to write an application, that make use of svg graphics.
> I'm developing the application on my windows pc and I run it without any
> problems (cocoon 2.1.2 under tomcat 4.1.18).
> When I want to deploy the application on a Linux server I cannot put it
work
> correctly: I cannot view the images in my browser.
> I use the simple serializers svg2pgn or svg2jpeg.
>
> I installed the same distribution (cocoon 2.1.2, built with the same
> options), and all seems to work fine... but the svg graphics doesn't! (in
my
> browser (IE) I view the empty box with the red x inside).
> I cannot view even the svg samples (from the hello world! section).
>
> Have you any idea of the reason of this behaviour?
> Solution??
>
> Thanks in advance!
> Nesto
>
>
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Re: SVG graphics not working
Posted by Jorg Heymans <jh...@domek.be>.
Have you checked the logs (catalina.out , core.log, error.log ..). I
think you need an XServer instance running and set some CATALINA_OPTS
display variables to get it going under linux. If you're running under
java 1.4 then you can try running it in headless mode as well.
I remember setting this up a few months ago, using the Batik and cocoon
mailinglist as a reference. It's not so difficult, but i can't remember
anything more specific sorry
rgds
Jorg
Nesto wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I'm trying to write an application, that make use of svg graphics.
>I'm developing the application on my windows pc and I run it without any
>problems (cocoon 2.1.2 under tomcat 4.1.18).
>When I want to deploy the application on a Linux server I cannot put it work
>correctly: I cannot view the images in my browser.
>I use the simple serializers svg2pgn or svg2jpeg.
>
>I installed the same distribution (cocoon 2.1.2, built with the same
>options), and all seems to work fine... but the svg graphics doesn't! (in my
>browser (IE) I view the empty box with the red x inside).
>I cannot view even the svg samples (from the hello world! section).
>
>Have you any idea of the reason of this behaviour?
>Solution??
>
>Thanks in advance!
>Nesto
>
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