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is there any vectorial editor available in java , open source?
Hi
thank you for reading my post.
i am looking for a cad like application in jav , is there any SVG editor
in java which is capable of handling some basic cad features ?
Thank you
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Re: is there any vectorial editor available in java , open source?
Posted by Philippe Gil <ph...@itris.fr>.
Bonjour,
If you want to take advantage of Batik SVG support capabilities and you
if are looking for an extensible open source "libre" SVG Editor have a
look at GLIPS Graffiti.
http://glipssvgeditor.sourceforge.net/
Amicalement
philippe
Legolas Woodland a écrit :
> Hi
> thank you for reading my post.
> i am looking for a cad like application in jav , is there any SVG
> editor in java which is capable of handling some basic cad features ?
>
> Thank you
>
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Re: is there any vectorial editor available in java , open source?
Posted by Tonny Kohar <to...@kiyut.com>.
Hi,
On Mon, 2006-02-06 at 00:45 +0330, Legolas Woodland wrote:
> Hi
> thank you for reading my post.
> i am looking for a cad like application in jav , is there any SVG editor
> in java which is capable of handling some basic cad features ?
You could try Sketsa http://www.kiyut.com/products/sketsa/index.html
It is written in Java
Regards
Tonny Kohar
--
Sketsa
SVG Graphics Editor
http://www.kiyut.com
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Re: is there any vectorial editor available in java , open source?
Posted by Legolas Woodland <le...@gmail.com>.
Ted Gould wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-02-05 at 13:51 -0800, josh zeidner wrote:
>
>> --- Legolas Woodland <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> thank you for reading my post.
>>> i am looking for a cad like application in jav , is
>>> there any SVG editor
>>> in java which is capable of handling some basic cad
>>> features ?
>>>
>> Although it is not Java based, there is Inkscape.
>> Inkscape is an Open Source SVG editor.
>>
>> http://www.inkscape.org/
>>
>
> Depending on what you're doing, Inkscape will fit the bill. There are
> people using Inkscape for CAD like operation. There is even a guy using
> it to draw maps for crime scene investigation. If you have any
> questions you can look on the Inkscape webpage, or feel free to join
> inkscape-users, there are lots of people there to help you figure out
> how to use various features of Inkscape. We're not Java, but we do run
> on almost all the platforms out there (which is better than a lot of
> Java programs ;)
>
> --Ted
>
>
HI
Thank you for all your warm reply.
Here is almost a complete description of my requirement
I should develop an application to control a marking machine , A marking
machine is a machine capable of marking some shapes / texts on metal,
wood, glass surfaces.
the requirement for project is :
1-the GUI interface should be capable to draw cad shapes , things like :
Circle , Polygon ,.... . I read the SVG spec and i find that SVG itself
has all shapes that i need as basic elements.
so my first requirement is satisfied with any OSS Graphical SVG editor.
2-second feature is , CAD like capabilities , there should be some kind
of ruler , Grid to guide the users about what they are drawing and a
precision about 1/10 mm .
3-one thing that is very important is , software should be able to
return all points in the drawing pane , for more explanation :
imagine that i draw a line on the GUI interface (in drawing pane) , now
i should be able to retrieve all of its points , or at least all
important points (Start and END). by all points i mean the pixels or
logical points that are arranged side by side to produce the shape. for
example a circle could be produced by an 80 side polygon , i should be
able to retrieve each side (which is a line) start and end coordination.
4-This requirement is something that made me crazy right now -i
developed an application with Delphi but i stopped with texts there is
no way that i can find al points that produce some parts of a character
in Delphi and graphical pane that i used for drawing-
The software that I'm going to start and complete in *Java/C++/....
*based on one of the available OSS editor should be able to give me
important points or all drawing points of texts that are reside on its
visual editor.
for example , you imagine that some one need to mark an HLM on one of
its metal surface , he/she come to my software and write that characters
on graphical editor pane , s/he change is font... and then press the
Mark button ,
Now i should be able to retrieve all points that created H (or all
important points that one can create H using them and some simple
drawing algorithms) and send them to Serial port and from there to
mechanical sections of machine.
right now all section of machine are complete , my Delphi software can
communicate with it (I simply can arrange a java or C++ software to
communicate with my hardware controller)
Now my question for help is more clear , so i would welcome any comment
/ help / advice on this topic
I should say that , i find some suitable DXF library in Java which i can
use to import DXF files into my java application ,
I know XML processing so processing SVG files would not be so hard for
me to learn.
Re: is there any vectorial editor available in java , open source?
Posted by Ted Gould <te...@gould.cx>.
On Sun, 2006-02-05 at 13:51 -0800, josh zeidner wrote:
> --- Legolas Woodland <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > thank you for reading my post.
> > i am looking for a cad like application in jav , is
> > there any SVG editor
> > in java which is capable of handling some basic cad
> > features ?
>
> Although it is not Java based, there is Inkscape.
> Inkscape is an Open Source SVG editor.
>
> http://www.inkscape.org/
Depending on what you're doing, Inkscape will fit the bill. There are
people using Inkscape for CAD like operation. There is even a guy using
it to draw maps for crime scene investigation. If you have any
questions you can look on the Inkscape webpage, or feel free to join
inkscape-users, there are lots of people there to help you figure out
how to use various features of Inkscape. We're not Java, but we do run
on almost all the platforms out there (which is better than a lot of
Java programs ;)
--Ted
Re: is there any vectorial editor available in java , open source?
Posted by josh zeidner <jj...@yahoo.com>.
Although it is not Java based, there is Inkscape.
Inkscape is an Open Source SVG editor.
http://www.inkscape.org/
Josh Zeidner
--- Legolas Woodland <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> thank you for reading my post.
> i am looking for a cad like application in jav , is
> there any SVG editor
> in java which is capable of handling some basic cad
> features ?
>
> Thank you
>
>
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