Chapter: XML and Web Services : Building XML-Based Applications : Interactive Graphical Visualizations with SVG

XML Development Primer

This section discusses some resources that may be used to get started with SVG.

Development Primer

This section discusses some resources that may be used to get started with SVG.

For a detailed list of resources for working with SVG, see the “Implementations” section at the W3C site (w3.org/Graphics/SVG). Some of the key resources available for work-ing with SVG are also listed next. The following tutorials provide great starting points for learning SVG:

Adobe. www.adobe.com/svg/tutorial/intro.html

KevLinDev. www.kevlindev.com

To create your own SVG, you will need an editor. The following are examples of

WYSIWYG SVG editors:

JASC WebDraw. www.jasc.com

Amaya. www.w3.org/Amaya/Amaya.htmlOnce you have created your SVG, you will need a viewer to render it for testing and deployment. The following two tools are examples of SVG viewers:

Adobe SVG Viewer. www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install

Batik. xml.apache.org/batik

For inspiration and examples to help you create your own vector graphics, see the SVG used at the following Web sites:

Adobe. www.adobe.com

Corda. www.corda.com

ArchitectureZone. www.architecturezone.trcinc.com

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