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Posted to batik-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Jonathan Watt <jo...@strath.ac.uk> on 2005/01/13 02:33:02 UTC

The 'type' attribute of the 'script' element

Hi,

I'd like to know exactly which values Batik recognizes for the 'type' 
attribute of the 'script' element. I understand it supports 
'text/ecmascript' and that it at least used to support 'text/javascript' 
for *external* scripts.

Also what does Batik do if the 'type' attribute isn't specified on the 
tag at all?

Regards,
Jonathan

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Re: The 'type' attribute of the 'script' element

Posted by Thomas DeWeese <Th...@Kodak.com>.

Jonathan Watt wrote:

> I'd like to know exactly which values Batik recognizes for the 'type' 
> attribute of the 'script' element. I understand it supports 
> 'text/ecmascript' and that it at least used to support 'text/javascript' 
> for *external* scripts.

    AFAIK it never supported text/javascript but I could be wrong.
For javascript it only supports 'text/ecmascript'
TCL: 'text/tcl'
Python: 'text/python'

We only bundle the JavaScript interpreter engine.

> Also what does Batik do if the 'type' attribute isn't specified on the 
> tag at all?

    It uses the default value: "text/ecmascript"


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