The directory contains unofficial nightly builds of Batik from the subversion repository trunk. These are built using JDK 1.5.
| Name | Last modified | Size | Log |
|---|---|---|---|
| batik-nightly-2013-06-19.zip | 2013-Jun-19 14:44 | 13076408 | |
| batik-nightly-2013-06-18.zip | 2013-Jun-18 14:42 | 13076526 | |
| batik-nightly-2013-06-17.zip | 2013-Jun-17 14:43 | 13076425 | |
| batik-nightly-2013-06-16.zip | 2013-Jun-16 14:43 | 13076455 | |
| batik-nightly-2012-10-10.zip | 2012-Oct-10 13:43 | 13076480 | 1396431
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| batik-nightly-2012-10-09.zip | 2012-Oct-09 13:44 | 13076416 |
The most recent build can be run using Java Web Start. If the JRE you have installed supports Web Start, you can run Squiggle. The jars are signed with a certificate generated from CACert.org. Since CACert.org is not by default recognised as a trusted certification authority by Sun's JRE, you will get a warning from the Web Start program about the certificate being invalid. This warning can be avoided by downloading the CACert.org class 1 root certificate and installing it as a "Signer CA" in the Java Control Panel.
You can pass a URI to load by constructing a URI of the form:
http://mcc.id.au/batik-nightly/webstart/squiggle.pl?uri=<URI of SVG document>
Or a enter a URI here:
stelt suggests a handy bookmarklet that will take the URI of the currently displayed SVG document and open it in Squiggle:
javascript:location.href="http://mcc.id.au/batik-nightly/webstart/squiggle.pl?uri="+escape(location.href);
— Cameron McCormack <cam (at) mcc.id.au>