Re: Using SVG in J2ME

SVG graphics are not widely supported on J2ME enabled mobile phones.  The standard graphic format for J2ME is PNG or bitmap.
As I understand it though SVG is something that the J2ME specification is moving towards in the future (MIDP3 i think). 

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From: foo shyn <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, 9 August, 2007 10:29:26 AM
Subject: Re: Using SVG in J2ME

Hi,

SVG is a type of graphic format (vector type), so i'm guessing that what
you are trying to refer to is the Canvas class, pardon me if i'm wrong.

If you're new to J2ME then perhaps it is best that you try out with the
form class first, Canvas drawing can really be a pain if you want to use
user input :p

Thanx.
FooShyn


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> Dear Java Community,
>
> I m currently doing a project using J2ME and i would wish to use SVG for my UI. My current IDE is NetBeans and i understand that SVG does not support user input like text field (correct me if i m wrong). As such i was thinking of using SVG for basic menus and then using forms whenever i need input. Is this the right approach? Or can i somehow embed text field in SVG?
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated because i m really new to J2ME and mobile development. Thanks in advance!!
>
> Regards,
>
> Dexter
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