Using Batik from .net

[Tim Almond <ti...@gmail.com>]

I don't know what people's feelings are about .net, but I have an idea
based on using Batik, where I would generate the SVG from XML and then
convert it to a JPEG for rendering.

Currently, I use .net and would switch to java except hosting looks
difficult to get hold of. Alternatively, is there a way of using PHP
to call Batik?

If not, has anyone set up Batik to be a web service that can be called
from elsewhere?

Thanks

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Re: Using Batik from .net

[Thomas DeWeese <Th...@Kodak.com>]

Tim Almond wrote:

> I don't know what people's feelings are about .net, but I have an idea
> based on using Batik, where I would generate the SVG from XML and then
> convert it to a JPEG for rendering.
> 
> Currently, I use .net and would switch to java except hosting looks
> difficult to get hold of. Alternatively, is there a way of using PHP
> to call Batik?

    I don't really know anything about hosting but I was under the
impression that Java Servlets were quite common, so I would be a
bit surprised if you couldn't find hosting for them.

> If not, has anyone set up Batik to be a web service that can be called
> from elsewhere?

    It has certainly been done, I don't know if anyone has setup a
free SVG rasterization 'web service' that was generally available.


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