Re: SVG Businesses?

There are two methods:
1. transform your xml input file to a standalone SVG file
(then in a second step use that as an external reference for the Adobe SVG
viewer v3.0 object element in a webpage.

2. In IE SVG viewer also has an activeX which can be inserted and using IE's
behavior style element you can make a custom namespace and have SVG content
embedded inline. (like Amaya viewer(no Adobe viewer needed and Mozilla Svg
version(adobe plugin)
(The problem with Adobe's IE activeX comapred to the plugin for exzternal
files is that there are some bugs like event's on SVG elements under the
root are not propagated)

I have made several samples in the last months using MSxml3/4 and the having
the XML data and XSLT data as either external embedded data islands or even
inline embedded data islands in a webpage, having a transform on pageload
and having the resulting inline embedded SVG (injected in a DIV) expressed
by this Adobe ActiveX viewer.

(I am now concentrating on doing the same with VML as that is more or less
equivalent (except for the great SVG filer capacity) and MS will not start
with SVG for some time (Office 11 with VML/no SVG).

Cybarber

----- Original Message -----
From: "Kurt Cagle" <cagle@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 6:48 PM
Subject:  SVG Businesses?


> I'm curious to see whether anyone has started a business yet around SVG
and
> allied technologies? I'm exploring this option myself, and I am curious
what
> other people have found about where the market sits.
>
> -- Kurt Cagle
> -- Author, SVG Programming, APress
> -- Metaphorical Web: http://blog.kurtcagle.net
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