At 1:08 AM 2/4/5, friedhelmeichin wrote:
> Which is the favorite svg viewer for builing now such a
> comercial .Net windows application?

?? .NET usually runs on the server (depending on whether you include the
CLR in your definition), and SVG is usually rendered in the web browser,
true...?

XAML is only available in preliminary versions of the markup format, and
then you'd need some type of clientside renderer, which are also in
pre-beta. The eventual download size for WinXP may end up being, I dunno, a
hundred times larger than the Adobe SVG Viewer, so likely adoption rates
seem currently difficult to predict.

You can generate SVG-style XML with many types of server software. Once
you've got a valid SVG file, then it should be viewable in whatever
compliant viewer your audience has installed.



>We have to build a ms windows application, which should view a svg
>graphic and dynamically change some svg elements as well as process
>events at runtime.

Have you examined whether any of the available SVG clients which your
audience might install are capable of performing the tasks you desire...?

jd







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