Re: Problem when printing SVG

[th...@kodak.com]

André Ávila <as...@nextech.com.br> wrote on 12/30/2005 09:27:37 AM:

> > > TranscoderInput ti = new 
TranscoderInput(svgCanvas.getSVGDocument());
> >
> >    This is bad, this will break your SVGCanvas display if your
> > document is in any way dynamic.
> 
> I don't plan to support dynamic documents at this time, so this should 
not
> be a problem. However I'd like to know what's the alternative way to do 
it
> as to leave that possibility opened. Could you point me any directions?

   You would either have to clone the document or borrow code from
the transcoders and use the GVT tree from the Canvas directly.

> I didn't have a good impression of PDFTranscoder. The output looks 
great,
> but it seems to increase the memory usage of Batik by an unacceptable
> amount. It actually looks like there's a leak, since the used memory 
keeps
> rising all the time. When I removed it from my distribution, memory 
usage
> became much more sensible. Do other people have the same experience?

   Well if you can reproduce the memory leak I'd be interested in looking 
at it...


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