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image xlink uri refering to image in jar file
I have an svg-template file with placeholders. My java code will replace the
placeholders with actual data and print the svg file to a printer. I want to
print a logo in the svg file that depends on the company, so the image xlink
uri will also be a placeholder that i fill in the java code by an image that
is contained inside the same jar file as the svg file and the java
classes...
This is how my image tag looks like in the svg file (#!IMAGE_LINK!# being
the placeholder):
<image xlink:href="#!IMAGE_LINK!#" width="175" height="80.030212"
id="image11007" x="524.96045" y="912.85516" />
My java code returns the following uri:
jar:file:/C:/RepCache/$jars/myJar.jar!/be/company/pos/resource/logo.png
So together this gives:
<image
xlink:href="jar:file:/C:/RepCache/$jars/myJar.jar!/be/company/pos/resource/logo.png"
width="175" height="80.030212" id="image11007" x="524.96045" y="912.85516"
/>
But when i print the document i only get a "broken image" file, so that the
path is invalid...
I have tried many different ways, but i cant seem to get the image out of
the jar and print it... Someone got any idea's about this ?
Thx alot,
Vincent
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Re: image xlink uri refering to image in jar file
Posted by "vincent.rigouts" <vi...@lisis.be>.
Ok great, this works perfect...
The 'Class.getResource(String name)' gives the url with only "file:/" so i
needed to replace that with "file:///"
After that the logo appeared just fine...
Thx alot
thomas.deweese wrote:
>
> Hi Vicent,
>
> "vincent.rigouts" <vi...@lisis.be> wrote on 05/02/2007 09:08:48
> AM:
>
>> I have an svg-template file with placeholders. My java code will replace
> the
>> placeholders with actual data and print the svg file to a printer. I
> want to
>> print a logo in the svg file that depends on the company, so the image
> xlink
>> uri will also be a placeholder that i fill in the java code by an image
> that
>> is contained inside the same jar file as the svg file and the java
>> classes...
>>
>> This is how my image tag looks like in the svg file (#!IMAGE_LINK!#
> being
>> the placeholder):
>> <image xlink:href="#!IMAGE_LINK!#" width="175" height="80.030212"
>> id="image11007" x="524.96045" y="912.85516" />
>>
>> My java code returns the following uri:
>> jar:file:/C:/RepCache/$jars/myJar.jar!/be/company/pos/resource/logo.png
>
> First is this really a valid reference? do you really have a
> directory 'C:/RepCache/$jars'? That doesn't look like a real
> directory reference to me. Also do you think your Java app
> has permission to read that jar file? If it's an applet or
> JavaWebStart app it might not.
>
> Also I think you need 3 (yes 3) forward slashes '/' after the "file:":
> jar:file:///C:/....
>
> The best way to get URL's like this is to let the Java platform
> build them for you. So you can use 'Class.getResource(String name)'
> to find files like this, and then use 'toString' on the URL to get
> what you want to pass to Batik.
>
>> So together this gives:
>> <image
>> xlink:href="jar:file:/C:/RepCache/$jars/myJar.jar!
>> /be/company/pos/resource/logo.png"
>> width="175" height="80.030212" id="image11007" x="524.96045"
> y="912.85516"
>> />
>>
>> But when i print the document i only get a "broken image" file, so that
> the
>> path is invalid...
>>
>> I have tried many different ways, but i cant seem to get the image out
> of
>> the jar and print it... Someone got any idea's about this ?
>>
>> Thx alot,
>> Vincent
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Re: image xlink uri refering to image in jar file
Posted by th...@kodak.com.
Hi Vicent,
"vincent.rigouts" <vi...@lisis.be> wrote on 05/02/2007 09:08:48
AM:
> I have an svg-template file with placeholders. My java code will replace
the
> placeholders with actual data and print the svg file to a printer. I
want to
> print a logo in the svg file that depends on the company, so the image
xlink
> uri will also be a placeholder that i fill in the java code by an image
that
> is contained inside the same jar file as the svg file and the java
> classes...
>
> This is how my image tag looks like in the svg file (#!IMAGE_LINK!#
being
> the placeholder):
> <image xlink:href="#!IMAGE_LINK!#" width="175" height="80.030212"
> id="image11007" x="524.96045" y="912.85516" />
>
> My java code returns the following uri:
> jar:file:/C:/RepCache/$jars/myJar.jar!/be/company/pos/resource/logo.png
First is this really a valid reference? do you really have a
directory 'C:/RepCache/$jars'? That doesn't look like a real
directory reference to me. Also do you think your Java app
has permission to read that jar file? If it's an applet or
JavaWebStart app it might not.
Also I think you need 3 (yes 3) forward slashes '/' after the "file:":
jar:file:///C:/....
The best way to get URL's like this is to let the Java platform
build them for you. So you can use 'Class.getResource(String name)'
to find files like this, and then use 'toString' on the URL to get
what you want to pass to Batik.
> So together this gives:
> <image
> xlink:href="jar:file:/C:/RepCache/$jars/myJar.jar!
> /be/company/pos/resource/logo.png"
> width="175" height="80.030212" id="image11007" x="524.96045"
y="912.85516"
> />
>
> But when i print the document i only get a "broken image" file, so that
the
> path is invalid...
>
> I have tried many different ways, but i cant seem to get the image out
of
> the jar and print it... Someone got any idea's about this ?
>
> Thx alot,
> Vincent
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