- From: Ronan Oger <ronan@roasp.com>
- Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 19:34:11 +0100
- To: "\"ravi\" <ravi@Texworld.com>;"<www-svg@w3.org>
And of course, to self-promote my Perl SVG module, there's the Perl SVG modules (demos and tutorials at http://roasp.com/ ). Tutorial 8 discusses and demonstrates accessing SVG from a MySQL database. In the demo I use the perl DBI interface to MySQL. Any web hosting service worth its salt will provide MySQL and perl with the DBI module for under $20 per month. ;-) Here is the tutorial: http://roasp.com/tutorial/tutorial8.shtml Actually, to be less self-promoting, the only thing that the SVG perl modules provide is a pre-packaged framework for generating SVG. Any XML-generator (php, c++,vb,...) or manual coding in any language can produce SVG. The only issue is knowing how to conncet to a database. You could also simply use excel macros to do this!.Just pick a language and go for it... Good luck, Ronan RO IT Systems GmbH http://www.roitsystems.com Eido SVG-Enabled Collaboration Portal At Tuesday, 12 March 2002, you wrote: >> could some body suggest tools/example code for creating svg >image,controlled >> by database values? (basically to create image of chart depending upon >the values >> from a particular table) > >Adobe Illustrator 10 allows you to design SVG templates connected to >various types of data sources. You can check out Adobe's website for >more on this. However, if you've got prior knowledge of dynamic HTML >generation you should be able to generate SVG in a rather similar manner >and with similar tools. > >Antoine > At Tuesday, 12 March 2002, "ravi" <ravi@Texworld.com> wrote: >could some body suggest tools/example code for >creating svg image,controlled by database values? >(basically to create image of chart depending upon >the values from a particular table) > >regards, >ravi > > > > Use SVG http://roasp.com/
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