Re: SVG Rendering in JOGL

[Eugene Kondrashev <ek...@rambler.ru>]

Hi, i'm looking for jogl svg renderer too. I'm working with batik too and
trying to find ways of performance improvements.
Have you tried enabling java2d - opengl pipline (with
-Dsun.java2d.opengl=true vm argument)? If yes, was there some improvements?
The only thing i found about batik and  JOGL is your post and - 
http://lab.vodafone.com/vienna/svgcube.html
but they do not provide sources for their applets.

> If it turns out to be feasible, is anybody else interested (and willing
>to help out)? If it works out, I think it can be a very useful addition for
>Batik in general.
Yes, i'm interested, but i'm not representing any company, I'm just a java
developer with a little crazy ideas. I would participate with pleasure.


Frank Lyaruu-2 wrote:
> 
> Hi Batik dev,
> We are using Batik for a Swing based user interface. For performance
> reasons, we are considering switching to use JOGL, as it is also a
> powerful
> and fast platform for 2D graphics.
> 
> For the rest, SVG and Batik are just what we want, so the prettiest
> solution
> would be to port the Batik renderer to render to a JOGL GLCanvas or
> GLJPanel
> instead of Java2D. We can put some resources into that.
> 
> I cannot find any concrete attempts, but I can not imagine that I am the
> first one to think of it, so I wonder if somebody else has tried something
> like it.
> 
>    - Is there anybody out there who tried? Successfully or unsuccesfully,
>    either case is interesting.
>    - Can anybody share some ideas as for how to create an alternative
>    rendering engine? I imagine we will need to create an alternative GVT
>    renderer, but as I said, I am far from being an expert here.
>    - If it turns out to be feasible, is anybody else interested (and
> willing
>    to help out)? If it works out, I think it can be a very useful addition
> for
>    Batik in general.
> 
> regards, Frank
> 
> 

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