Re: JSVGCanvas "not a JavaBean"

[osci <je...@gmail.com>]

I just finished setting up JSVGCanvas as a JavaBean in Netbeans. Do this:

1) Under the Tools menu select Palette Manager and then Swing/AWT components
2) You'll see a list of categories here. If you want to add the JSVGCanvas
to one of those categories you can proceed to the next step. I created a new
'Batik' category using the New Category... button
3) Click the Add from Jar... button
4) Locate your Batik-1.* directory and select the 'lib' directory inside it.
5) Click batik-swing.jar and then the Next button
6) Presumably you only need to select JSVGCanvas from the list of components
that appears. I wasn't sure so I selected all of them. Make your selection
and click Next
7) Choose the category you want the component(s) to reside in and click
finish
8) Close the Palette Manager and you're off to the races. 
9) If you're creating a GUI with the GUI builder you should now see the
JSVGCanvas in the Palette window :-D

p.s.

You'll find basically the same information if you do a search for 'Adding a
Bean to the Palette Window' in the NetBeans Help Contents


poozle wrote:
> 
> I have just started using batik to generate SVG files and today decided
> that I should work on a nice looking GUI, so I read the JSVGCanvas is a
> JavaBean so grabbed NetBeans, imported all of the Batik things and then
> came to try designing my form... unfortunately every time I try to add a
> JSVGCanvas to my design netbeans has an error message saying "The
> component cannot be instantiated. Please make sure it is a JavaBean".  I
> have tried a huge number of things already and am now ready to give up on
> it and thought that maybe someone here would know what is wrong (or
> probably what I'm doing wrong). 
> 

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