This post is
based on the following question from StackOverflow. Based on the BalusC answer,
you can find on GitHub a complete example, named OmniFacesSVGs.
You can see how to:
- Display a SVG image provided as byte[] via a managed bean (the image is stored for keeping the things simple in the /resources folder, but you can use any other folder accessible to your server-side code).
- Display a SVG image provided as byte[] via a Servlet (the image is stored as a string in a Servlet).
- Use fragment attribute to trigger SVG view modes (beware of browser support).
Note The type="svg" is mandatory when dataURI="false" (default)!
Note Do not understand that the byte[]/InputStream must be fetched from a folder or a Servlet! Obviously, it can be provided by any service.
You can see how to:
- Display a SVG image provided as byte[] via a managed bean (the image is stored for keeping the things simple in the /resources folder, but you can use any other folder accessible to your server-side code).
- Display a SVG image provided as byte[] via a Servlet (the image is stored as a string in a Servlet).
- Use fragment attribute to trigger SVG view modes (beware of browser support).
Note The type="svg" is mandatory when dataURI="false" (default)!
Note Do not understand that the byte[]/InputStream must be fetched from a folder or a Servlet! Obviously, it can be provided by any service.
The SVGs
used in this example are from here.
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